Here is your Paushadh kit in simple English, with easy alternatives if something is not available.

• Charovla (Rajoharan/soft whisk)

- Use: gently clear the sitting place to avoid harming tiny beings. - If not available: use a clean, soft cotton cloth to lightly wipe the area.

• Muhpatti (mouth-cloth)

- Use: covers the mouth to practice ahimsa and purity of speech/breath. - If not available: use a clean, new cotton handkerchief folded neatly.

• Katāsan (small sitting mat)

- Use: for clean, steady sitting during pratikraman and sadhana. - If not available: use a folded clean cotton cloth or a simple mat reserved only for Dharma use.

• Dhoti (lower garment)

- Use: simple, clean, preferably white cloth. - If not available: wear plain white pyjama/trousers without prints or leather attachments.

• Khes/Uparna (upper wrap cloth)

- Use: for modesty and warmth. - If not available: use a plain white dupatta or light shawl.

• Dharma book (Pach/5 Pratikraman text)

- Use: for Paushadh and daily pratikraman recital. - If not available: borrow from the temple/Upashray; or use a printed photocopy. Only if your tradition allows, a PDF on phone—but many avoid electronics during Paushadh, so confirm first.

• Towel

- Use: personal cleanliness. - If not available: keep a separate small clean cloth reserved for the same purpose.

• Kamli/Shawl (warm wrap)

- Use: warmth during long sittings. - If not available: a simple sweater or light blanket (plain, clean).

• Pyjama (pure white pants)

- Use: modest, simple lower garment. - If not available: the dhoti listed above is sufficient—choose either dhoti or white pants.

Important notes for Paushadh

• Keep everything simple, clean, and preferably white.
• Avoid leather, silk, flashy designs, perfumes, or ornaments.
• Keep items used for Dharma separate from daily-use items.
• Traditions differ: Shvetambar (especially Sthanakvasi/Terapanthi) commonly use muhpatti and charovla; many Digambar followers may not use these. Follow your Guru/Upadhyaya’s guidance.