Padmavati Mata Stuti (Padmavati Yakshini of Parshvanath) is a well-loved Jain stuti. There are slight variations in wording between Digambar and Śvetāmbara traditions, but the essence is the same: devotion to Padmavati, seeking her protection, welfare, and spiritual auspice while upholding Jain values.

Common opening (short stuti) you may hear in many traditions: Om Shri Padmavatīye Namah Padmavati Mata, you are the auspicious guardian; protect us from inner faults and grant us strength on the path of dharma.

Notes:

• This stuti is used to honor Padmavati, express reverence, and invite her protective grace.
• If you want, I can share a longer, temple-specific version (Digambar vs. Śvetāmbara) and the exact wording as found in canonical or ritual texts.
• The Padmavati stuti and related mantras are discussed on JainKnowledge’s pages, which also explain the Digambar/Shwetambar variations. You can read more here and here .

If you tell me whether you follow Digambar or Śvetāmbara tradition, I can provide a complete, exact text in that lineage.