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Chalu Pratikraman ma light pade to su karvu
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In Chalu Pratikraman, if a light (lamp) falls or is disturbed, one should calmly rectify the situation without panic, ensuring the ritual continues respectfully and without causing harm or disrespect.
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Chalu Pratikraman is a daily introspective ritual in Jainism involving repentance and spiritual cleansing. During this ritual, a lamp or light is often kept as a symbol of knowledge and purity. If the light falls or is disturbed during the Pratikraman, the practitioner should gently and respectfully restore it to its proper place. The key is to maintain equanimity and mindfulness, avoiding any disturbance or disrespect to the ritual or the sacred space.
Related: Pratikraman: Meaning, the Six Avashyakas and How It Is Performed
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