Answer

Yes, in many Jain families, Chopda Puja is done with devotion by placing:

• Photo or idol of a Tirthankar Bhagwan
• Photo of respected Acharya Bhagwant / Guru Bhagwant
• New account books or business books — Chopda

However, in Jain Dharma, the main reverence should always be toward:

• Arihant Bhagwan
• Siddha Bhagwan
• Acharya, Upadhyay, and Sadhu Bhagwant
• Jin Vani / Jain scriptures

About Lakshmi Puja

Some Jain families also perform Lakshmi Puja during Diwali or Chopda Pujan as a cultural family tradition, especially for business prosperity.

But from the Jain spiritual viewpoint, prosperity should be understood as something to be used with:

• honesty
• non-violence
• truthfulness
• charity
• self-restraint
• right conduct

Jain Dharma does not place material wealth above spiritual purity.

How to Do It Respectfully

You may do Chopda Puja like this:

• First do Navkar Mantra.
• Offer reverence to Tirthankar Bhagwan.
• Remember Guru Bhagwant / Acharya Bhagwant.
• Place the new Chopda respectfully.
• Write auspicious Jain words such as:
  • Shree
  • Om Hrim Shree Arihantaya Namah
  • Navkar Mantra
  • Labdhisagar / Shubh Labh if followed in your family tradition
• Pray that your business or work remains based on Ahimsa, Satya, honesty, and Dharma.

Spiritual Understanding

For a Jain, Chopda Puja is not only for earning money. Its deeper meaning is:

• May my earnings be pure.
• May I not harm others for profit.
• May I avoid dishonesty, greed, and deceit.
• May wealth become a means for Dharma, charity, and good conduct.

Takeaway

Yes, you may perform Chopda Puja with Tirthankar Bhagwan’s photo and Acharya Bhagwant’s photo. If Lakshmi Puja is also done in your family tradition, do it respectfully, but keep the Jain focus on Arihant, Siddha, Guru, Dharma, purity of conduct, and right livelihood.