Here is a simple, editable Anumodana template for a Das Lakshan Tapasvi. You can copy-paste it into a document and fill in the placeholders. I’ve kept the language clear and in line with Jain reverence, mentioning the Das Lakshan Tapasvi with respect.

Title: Anumodana for Das Lakshan Tapasvi

Namaskar and pritiksha (quote of respect)

• Jai Jinendra. Aadarniya Das Lakshan Tapasvi ji, vandanā.

A. Opening mangal/Prarthana

• Shri Navkar Mantra (or a short Namaskar to Arihants and Siddhas)
• Namo Arihantanam, Namo Siddhanam, Namo Ayariyanaanam, Namo Jain Fin
• (Optional) Om Namo Mahavira Sthanakvasi/Shwetambar Dincharan (as per tradition)

B. Anumodana (Main body) I, [Your Name], express heartfelt anūmodana for the divine qualities of Das Lakshan Tapasvi ji, who embodies the ten lakshanas of tapasvi-hood. May his noble example illuminate the path of all Jains.

1) Lakshan 1 — Samyak Paramartha

• I praise his unwavering pursuit of the highest spiritual goal and the renunciation of worldly attachments.

2) Lakshan 2 — Bhakti and Tapas

• I honor his steadfast devotion, penance, and tireless spiritual practice.

3) Lakshan 3 — Non-violence (Ahimsa)

• I revere his commitment to non-violence in thought, speech, and conduct.

4) Lakshan 4 — Truthfulness (Satya)

• I salute his steadfast truthfulness in all situations.

5) Lakshan 5 — Non- stealing (Achaurya)

• I appreciate his integrity and reverence for others’ property and rights.

6) Lakshan 6 — Celibacy (Brahmacharya)

• I acknowledge his discipline and purity in conduct.

7) Lakshan 7 — Non-attachment (Aparigraha)

• I acknowledge his minimalistic life and detachment from possessions.

8) Lakshan 8 — Forgiveness (Kshama)

• I value his patience, forgiveness, and gentle conduct towards all beings.

9) Lakshan 9 — Fortitude (Dhriti)

• I admire his steadfast courage and resolute mind in facing trials.

10) Lakshan 10 — Purity of Conduct (Saucha)

• I praise his inner and outer purity, discipline, and mindfulness.

C. Personal reflections (optional)

• I have personally learned from Das Lakshan Tapasvi ji:

- [Your personal insight 1] - [Your personal insight 2]

D. Prarthana / Benediction

• May the divine virtues of Das Lakshan Tapasvi ji spread peace, compassion, and enlightenment to all beings.
• May all adherents of Jain Dharma grow in renunciation, right conduct, and wisdom.

E. Conclusion (Shanti)

• With gratitude and respect, I bow again to Das Lakshan Tapasvi ji.
• Namo Arihantanam.

F. Date and Signature

• Date: [DD Month YYYY]
• Place: [City, Country]
• Name/Signature: [Your name or organization]

Notes for customization

• Digambar vs. Shwetambar: You may insert a short line noting the tradition’s emphasis (e.g., “Shwetambar tradition follows the Das Lakshan Tapasvi in this context,” or “Digambar lineage emphasizes the same ten lakshanas with their own textual references.”). Keep the content respectful and aligned with the chosen tradition.
• If you have a formal or ceremonial occasion, you can add a short verse or prayer at the top or bottom as per your local practice.

Would you like me to tailor this to a specific occasion (e.g., a temple event, a personal note, or a public ceremony) or format it for a Word/Google Docs template with placeholders you can fill later?