Here are simple, ready-to-post poster captions for Samvatsari (Forgiveness Day). You can pick one or mix them with your own design.

Option 1 – English

• Samvatsari: Forgiveness Day. May we seek forgiveness and grant it sincerely to all living beings. Micchami Dukkadam.

Option 2 – English with a gentle tradition note

• On Samvatsari, let go of hurts, renew vows of ahimsa, and say, “Micchami Dukkadam.” Wishing peace for all souls.

Option 3 – Hindi (Devanagari)

• सम्वत्सरी: क्षमासंवेदन दिवस। सभी जीवों से क्षमा मांगें, उन्हें क्षमा करें। मित्चम्मी दु़क्कदम।

Option 4 – Bilingual

• Samvatsari | क्षमासंवेदन दिवस
• Let go, forgive, and move forward. Micchami Dukkadam.

Option 5 – Short inspirational

• May the light of forgiveness illumine our hearts this Samvatsari. Micchami Dukkadam.

Design tips for a good poster

• Visuals: peaceful Jain symbols (swastika (a neutral symbol in Jainism), hand with a wheel, or a simple Jain emblem). Use soft, calm colors (saffron, white, light blue, or pastel tones).
• Layout: keep one clear headline (Samvatsari / Forgiveness Day), a short line about forgiveness, and the Micchami Dukkadam phrase.
• Typography: legible fonts; place Micchami Dukkadam prominent.
• Optional inclusions: a small note about pratikraman or non-violence, if your audience is familiar with Paryushan.

If you’d like, tell me:

• which language you prefer (English, Hindi, or both),
• the poster size (social media square, Instagram story, or print),
• any preferred colors or imagery.

Note: Samvatsari is observed differently in Digambara and Śvētāmbara traditions, mainly in related rituals and phrasing. The core message—seeking and granting forgiveness—remains central across traditions.