Manibhadra Veer is a protector Yaksha in Jainism. A hymn or jaap (stuti) dedicated to him is recited by devotees to seek protection, removal of hurdles, and blessing in daily tasks. The tradition often emphasizes steadfast devotion (bhakti) and the power of his protection.

Key points you should know:

• Manibhadra Veer is worshipped as a guardian figure in Jain devotion, with rituals and offerings like Shreefal (coconut) and Sukhadi in many places.
• There are stutis or jaap texts dedicated to him, but the exact wording and verses can vary between communities and traditions.
• Digambar and Shwetambar Jain communities sometimes have slight differences in the verses or emphasis, but the central idea remains: to honor Manibhadra Veer for safety, success, and relief from obstacles.
• If you want the exact original text, please tell me the language/script (for example, Gujarati, Sanskrit, or Hindi) and the tradition (Digambar or Shwetambar), and I can provide the precise verses as found in Jain scriptures or traditional recensions.