Here is a simple, authentic Śvetāmbara Mūrtipūjak idol‑worship sequence, kept bhāv‑centric (inner devotion first, minimal externals). Local gacha/paddhati may vary slightly; follow your derāsar’s maryādā where it differs.

Before entering the derāsar

• Personal purity: bathe, wear clean simple clothes (white if possible), keep mind calm.
• Pachchakkhāṇ (small resolve): “Till I finish pūjā/chaityavandan, I will maintain gupti (restraint) and pure bhāv.”

On entering the derāsar

• Three Nissihis: at outer threshold, inside mandir, and near the vedi — renouncing worldly thoughts each time.
• Pradakshiṇā: 3 circumambulations of the vedi, with joined hands and focused mind.
• Darśan and praṇām: do pañchāṅga or aṣṭāṅga praṇām before the Jina.

Optional Aṣṭa‑prakāri Pūjā (if permitted at your temple; keep it short and pure in intent)

• Jal, Candana, Puṣpa, Dhoop, Dīp, Akṣat, Naivedya, Phal.
• Bhāv meanings (very brief):

- Jal: may passions be washed away. - Candana: coolness of equanimity. - Puṣpa: inner virtues in full bloom. - Dhoop/Dīp: remove darkness of ignorance. - Akṣat/Naivedya/Phal: offer steadfastness, self‑control, and the fruit of right conduct to the Arihanta.

Chaityavandan (Śvetāmbara Mūrtipūjak outline; this is the core avashyaka at the temple)

• Sit steady; keep a soft, devotional gaze at the Jina.
• Navkār Mantra (many recite 9 times) with full concentration.
• Chauvisantho/Logassa (praise of 24 Tīrthaṅkars).
• Vandana (inner salutation to the Pañcha‑Parameṣṭhī; if sādhus/sādhvīs are present, observe maryādā).
• Iriyāvahiyam (seeking forgiveness for transgressions in movement).
• Tassa Uttari Karanam (removal of minor faults; prayer for spiritual progress).
• Annaththa (if followed in your paddhati).
• Namutthunam/Uvajjhāya and Jaya Viyarāya (salutation to gurus/saints), as per your text.
• Icchāmi Khamāsamaṇo and prescribed Khamāsan (humble prostrations).
• Avasthā‑chintan (contemplate the three states of the Tīrthaṅkar) if included in your gacha’s sequence.
• Conclude with Maṅgal pāṭh/Maṅgalik and universal kṣamā‑bhāvanā.

Notes for bhāv‑pūjā practitioners

• Keep actions simple, mind absorbed. Even if you only do darśan, Navkār, Logassa, Iriyāvahiyam, Tassa Uttari, a few sincere Khamāsans, and Maṅgalik — done with right intent — it is complete in spirit.
• Maintain ahiṃsā, saṃyam, and kṣamā throughout; this is the life of the ritual.

Read/learn Chaityavandan vidhi with text and pronunciation help

• Step‑by‑step Chaityavandan (Śvetāmbara Mūrtipūjak)
• Chaityavandan vidhi (concise, with order of sūtras)
• Chaityavandan vidhi for pūjā (outline you can follow in derāsar)

These pages present the standard Śvetāmbara Mūrtipūjak flow in simple words. For exact śuddha‑uccāraṇa (correct pronunciation), read slowly with the given Prākrit lines and, if needed, practice along with your local pathśālā/paṭh‑sādhana recordings following the same paddhati.