Jain āgamas (scriptures) are the canonical texts of Jainism, especially for the Śvetāmbara tradition. They were transmitted orally for centuries before being compiled and written down. As an assistant, my responses about Jainism are based on the teachings, philosophy, and content derived from these scriptures and other respected Jain texts, as interpreted by scholars and practitioners. However, I do not retrieve data directly from the āgamas themselves; rather, I provide information that accurately reflects Jain concepts and principles as found in these and related texts.