The last day is called Samvatsari, short for Samvatsari Pratikramana, as described below. During the 8-day festival, the Kalpa Sutra is recited in the Swetmbara sect, that includes a recitation of the section on birth of Lord Mahavira on the fifth day. In the Digambara sect the Tatvartha-sutra of Umaswati is recited. On the dashami, the sugandha-dashami vrata occurs. The Digambaras celebrate Ananta- chaturdashi on the chaturdashi, special worship is done on this day.
Many towns have a procession leadinbg to the amin temple.
Remember that in case of Jain terms, the prakrit forms of the words are the original. Renewal meditation Pratikramana means turning back. It is a form of meditation where one reflects on his spiritual journey and renews his faith. For both Swetambaras and Digambaras, it takes the form of periodic meditation. The annual Pratikramana in some form is the minumum for a Sravaka.