Can you create me an anumodana tamplet

Here is a simple, ready-to-use Anumodana template you can customize for your Jain rituals. It is written in Devanagari with a transliteration and a brief meaning. It keeps the spirit of Jain Anumodana—gratitude, auspiciousness, and the sharing of merit—clear and straightforward. You can paste this into your sânkār or ceremony leaflet, and adjust names or situations as needed.

Template A (General Anumodana)

• Devanagari:

"नमः सर्वेभ्यः परम-पावन-घटित-शरण-भक्त-सारथि। अजन्म-शुद्ध-सम्यग्ज्ञान-निर्वृत-समाधान-रूपी विश्व-स्तम्भ-प्रमाण। आचार्य-गुरु-भगवान्-सुख-सम्भव-क्षम-निर्वृत-यश-यात्रा-वर्धकः। अहं सर्व-जन-कल्याणार्थ-मेरित-हित-वर्धक-अनुमोदन-स्वीकृत-अस्मि।"

• Transliteration:

"Namah sarvebhyaḥ param-pāvana-ghaṭit-sharaṇ-bhakta-sārthi। ajanma-shuddha-samyag-jñāna-nirvṛta-samādhan-rūpī viśva-stambha-pramāṇa। Āchārya-guru-bhagavān-sukha-sambhava-ksama-nirvṛta-yaśa-yātrā-vardhakaḥ। Ahaṁ sarva-jan-kalyaṇārth-merita-hit-vardhaka-anumodana-svīkṛta-asmi।"

• English meaning (arth):

I bow to all noble beings. May the pure, right knowledge and tranquil meditation of the Tirthankaras be the guiding support of the world. May the venerable teachers and sanctified guardians inspire auspiciousness, merit, and renown. I accept and share in the merit for the welfare of all beings.

Template B (Shwetambar emphasis; community merit)

• Devanagari:

"समृद्ध-विश्व-कल्याण-के लिए-हम-समर्पित-आनंद-धन-सम्मत-अनुमोदन। सम्यक्त्व-प्राप्त-मार्ग-शुद्ध-उत्साह-के साथ, सभी-जीव-के-भलाई-लाभ-की-याचना। गृहीते-आचार्य-गुरु-भगवान, दयालु-हृदय-से-नमो-अर्पित-याचना।"

• Transliteration:

"Samr̥ddha-viśva-kalyāṇa-ke liye-hum-samarpit-ānanda-dhan-sammat-anumodana. Samyaktva-prāpt-mārga-shuddha-utsāha-ke sāth, sabhī-jīva-ke-bhalāi-lābhkī-yācanā. Gṛhīte-āchārya-guru-bhagavān, dayālu-hṛday-se-namo-arpita-yācanā."

• English meaning (arth):

For the welfare of the world, we dedicate our joy and merit in gratitude. With the path of right conduct (samyak-āchāra) and pure zeal, we pray for the welfare and benefit of all beings. Revered teachers and guardians, may you be pleased with our humble supplication.

Notes to customize

• You can insert the names of the specific party or occasion where “all beings” or “the world” is mentioned (e.g., during a festival, after a sermon, or after a bhakti ceremony).
• If you have a local Digambar or Shwetambar preference, you may add a short line acknowledging that tradition at the end (e.g., “Digambara/Shwetambara sampradāya-anuṣṭhāna-sārthak”).
• If you want to keep it shorter, drop the longer opening and keep a single closing wish, such as: “May all beings be well and may merit be shared for the welfare of all.”

Guidance on use

• Recite after the main puja or sermon, with calm breath and a vow to share the merit.
• If you are leading, you can read the lines in your preferred order, then invite others to join in the final lines.

If you want, tell me the exact occasion (festival, day, or gathering) and whether you follow Digambar or Shwetambar practice, and I can tailor the template more precisely.