In the tradition of Jainism, the Uvassagharam Stotra (also spelled as Uvasagharam Stotra or Uvasaggaharam Stotra) is a revered hymn dedicated to Lord Parshvanath, the 23rd Tirthankara. Over time, certain editions or recitations of this stotra may omit a particular stanza due to historical or doctrinal reasons.

The stanza that is commonly omitted is the 7th stanza (the one beginning with "तिहि आयरिय-चउत्तिंस-सहस्स-कप्पहिय-रयणं..."). Some traditions exclude this stanza because it is believed to have been a later addition and not part of the original composition by Acharya Bhadrabahu Swami.

Summary:

• The 7th stanza is commonly removed/omitted from the Uvassagharam Stotra in some Jain traditions.

Reason:

• It is believed to be a later addition and not part of the original stotra.

If you wish to know the original stanzas or the reason for the omission in more detail, please let me know!