Tirthankar Ajitnath holds a revered place in Jain tradition, and his life and teachings are honored through various festivals and rituals that keep his wisdom alive in the hearts of devotees. The most significant celebrations often take place in temples dedicated to him, where devotees engage in pujas, bhajans, and spiritual discourses.
One of the most important occasions is Ajitnath Janma Kalyanak, commemorating his birth. This day is marked with abhishek (ritual bathing of the idol), decorating temples with flowers, and offering sweet dishes as prasad. Pilgrims visit holy sites connected to his life, engaging in prayers, meditation, and vows of non-violence as a way of honoring his path of righteousness.
Many Jain communities also organize processions, community feasts, and charitable activities in his name, reflecting his teachings of compassion and selflessness. These celebrations not only preserve ancient traditions but also inspire new generations to live by the values of truth, peace, and spiritual discipline that Ajitnath embodied.
