Padmavati (Padmavathi) is considered a yakshini (goddess) in Jain traditions, revered for protection, prosperity and spiritual upliftment. The 108 Padmavathi Stotra is a devotional hymn composed of 108 verses praising Padmavati. It is chanted for blessings, courage, removal of obstacles, and inner peace. In Jain practice, there can be slight differences in wording and emphasis between Digambara and Śvetāmbara traditions, but the core purpose—honoring Padmavati and seeking her help—remains the same.

What I can provide for you:

• If you’d like, I can share the original stotra as it appears in Jain scriptures.
• I can give you a verse-by-verse meaning (arth) based on authentic Jain interpretations.
• I can summarize the overall theme and spiritual benefits.

Note: I will keep the explanation strictly within Jain dharma and reflect any tradition-specific nuances clearly. If you want the text or meanings, tell me which you prefer (original verses or summarized meanings).