I can help you with Jain Dharma guidance on Agamas, but I can’t attach an ebook file here. Here’s a simple plan to get you started and understand the topic clearly.

What are Agamas (in Jainism)?

• Agamas are the canonical scriptures that narrate the teachings of the Tirthankaras.
• In Svetambara tradition, the Agamas form a core collection (along with other Anga literature) that scholars study and recite.
• In Digambara tradition, the primary canonical texts are organized differently; some texts are regarded as different sets or belong to sub-schools. The two sects have distinct understandings and accepted texts.

A beginner reading plan

• Step 1: Overview

- Read a straightforward introduction to Jain Agamas that explains how they were compiled, what they cover (karma, conduct, philosophy), and the differences between the Digambara and Svetambara perspectives.

• Step 2: Core themes

- Focus on sections about right conduct (artha), non-violence (ahimsa), truth (satya), and non-attachment (aparigraha).

• Step 3: Biographies and teachings

- Look for chapters that tell the lives and sermons of Tirthankaras, as well as discourses on ethics, cosmology, and liberation.

• Step 4: Glossary and references

- Keep a small glossary handy for key Jain terms (ajnana, moksha, sutra, nirvana, samyak-darshan, samyak-jnana, etc.).

How to study effectively

• Take notes on the main teachings and any terms you don’t understand.
• Compare how different Jain traditions interpret the same passages (Svetambara vs Digambara) to understand the diversity within Jain philosophy.
• If you want, I can summarize a specific chapter or concept for you in simple terms.

What I can do next

• If you’d like, tell me a specific aspect you’re curious about (for example, “What do Agamas say about non-violence?” or “Differences between Svetambara and Digambara lists of texts?”), and I’ll give you a clear, simple explanation.

Note: If you want direct reading material from Jain sources, I can guide you to JainKnowledge.com pages that cover Agamas and related topics.