Sorry, I’m not aware of a Jain term exactly spelled “hola tela tap.” It doesn’t match known Jain concepts or terms.

If you meant the word “tapas” (a common Jain term), here is a brief, simple explanation:

• Tapas means disciplined austerity or ascetic practice. It involves controlling body, speech, and mind to purify oneself and progress on the path to liberation.
• In Jainism, tapas can include fasting, strict purity in conduct, restraint in speech, and self-control in thoughts and actions.
• There are differences in emphasis between Digambar and Shwetambar traditions. Both recognize tapas as essential, but they may differ in specific practices, guidelines, and how strictly they are observed.

If you can share the exact context or a different spelling, I’ll tailor the explanation to that term within Jain Dharma.