Answer

It seems you are asking about Vardhaman Tap Oli kriya and the pad / sutra recited for Khamāsamaṇā.

The traditional phrase for Khamāsamaṇā is:

इच्छामि खमासमणो वंदिउं जावणिज्जाए निसीहियाए मत्थएण वंदामि।

In Gujarati pronunciation, it is commonly recited as:

Icchāmi Khamāsamaṇo Vandium Jāvaṇijjāe Nisīhiyāe Matthaeṇa Vandāmi.

Meaning

“I wish to offer respectful obeisance to the forgiving saint / monk, with proper humility and discipline, bowing my head.”

About Khamāsamaṇā

Khamāsamaṇā is a respectful Jain act of bowing, generally performed before sādhus, sādhvīs, elders, or during religious kriyā. It expresses:

• Humility
• Forgiveness
• Respect toward spiritual discipline
• Reduction of ego

About Vardhaman Tap Oli

Vardhaman Tap Oli is a Jain tapasya performed with devotion and discipline. It is associated with increasing spiritual strength through restraint, food discipline, worship, pratikramaṇ, and inner purification.

The exact kriyā paddhati and pads may vary by Jain tradition, gaccha, sampradāy, and local practice. Therefore, for the complete kriyā sequence, it is best to follow the guidance of your guru bhagwant, sādhvīji, or local upāśray tradition.

Takeaway

The essential spirit of Vardhaman Tap Oli and Khamāsamaṇā is vinay, tapas, forgiveness, and purification of karma.