what are Shuddhikaran Aangi & Prabhavna

In Jain philosophy, Shuddhikaran Aangi refers to the components or limbs of purification, which are essential for the removal of karmic particles (Ghātiyā and Aghātiyā karmas) that obscure the soul's true nature. This purification process is crucial for achieving spiritual liberation (moksha). Prabhavna denotes the preparatory or motivational aspects that encourage the practitioner to engage sincerely in spiritual practices such as meditation, ethical conduct, and austerities. Together, Shuddhikaran Aangi and Prabhavna form a structured approach to spiritual cleansing and readiness, facilitating the gradual eradication of karmic obstructions and enhancing the soul's intrinsic qualities like Jñānāvaraṇīya (knowledge-obscuring) karmas. These concepts underscore the Jain emphasis on disciplined practice and inner transformation as prerequisites for liberation.