I can give you 10 simple image ideas (with captions) for each day of Parushan Parva. These are written to be easy to design and share, while staying true to Jain dharma. If you want, I can tailor them for Digambar or Shwetambar traditions later.

Day 1 — Shubh Prarambh (Starting the Parva)

• Visual: A calm temple or home altar with a small lamp, a photo/idol of a Tirthankar, and a handwritten note “Parushan Parva Begins.”
• Caption: “Parushan Parva shubharambh — maya, lobh, and ahankaar ko chhodo; inner shuddhi ki or badho.”

Day 2 — Samayik (Meditation)

• Visual: A quiet corner, a mala, a notebook, and a candle; or a person seated in cross-legged meditation.
• Caption: “Samayik din: 48 minutes of mindful reflection. Param-dharma ki or ek kadam.”

Day 3 — Pratikraman (Repentance)

• Visual: Hands folded in namaste with a subtle Jain symbol (the swastika, the ahimsa hand, or a small kalash).
• Caption: “Pratikraman: galat soch-vichar aur kriya ki maafi; swachh aacharan ki shuruaat.”

Day 4 — Vandana (Jain Tirthankara Puja)

• Visual: A puja setup with a Tirthankar idol, flowers, lamp, and incense.
• Caption: “Tirthankaro ki vandana — bhakti aur shuddha karmon ki pratigya.”

Day 5 — Ahimsa Ke Aadhar (Ahimsa and Truth)

• Visual: A nature scene (birds, trees) or hands gently holding a seedling.
• Caption: “Ahimsa aur Satya ki pratigya — har jeev ke prati karuna.”

Day 6 — Atithi Seva (Guest Hospitality)

• Visual: A warm tea/food spread or a guest being welcomed with a tilak and a smile.
• Caption: “Atithi devo bhava — mehmaan-nawazi se pavitra man.”

Day 7 — Vrat and Seva (Fasting/Charity)

• Visual: Simple, wholesome meal arranged for prasad, or a donate-box with a small note.
• Caption: “Vrat ke din: saadhana, daan, aur samman ki pratigya.”

Day 8 — Jnan (Shravya/Swadhyay)

• Visual: A stack of Jain scriptures or a person reading a scripture with focus.
• Caption: “Jnan ki praptि — dharma ki gyaan ki roshni.”

Day 9 — Satsang and Community (Samajik)

• Visual: Community gathering, smiles, or a small satsang circle.
• Caption: “Satsang se man ki shanti; milkar dharma ki grih-darshan.”

Day 10 — Purnata and Vedana (Conclusion of Parva)

• Visual: A peaceful sunset or a closing prayer scene; a small certificate-like note saying “Parushan Parva samapta.”
• Caption: “Astitva ki shuddhi, parameshwar ki kirti — Parushan Parva sampann.”

Optional design tips

• Color palette: Soft saffron, cream, and pastel tones to convey calm and devotion.
• Typography: Simple, legible fonts; occasional Sanskrit terms (Samayik, Pratikraman, Ahimsa) in bold.
• Alt text ideas: Describe the scene plainly (e.g., “Temple corner with lamp and idol, Parushan begins.”).
• Consistency: Use a consistent border or watermark across all 10 posts for recognition.
• Hashtags to consider: #ParushanParva #JainDharma #Samayik #Pratikraman #Ahimsa #JainSeva #JainSatsang

If you’d like, I can tailor these to a specific tradition (Digambar or Shwetambar) and suggest exact mantras or prayer lines to include in captions.