Padmavati is revered in Jainism as a protective Yakshini (goddess) linked with Parshvanath. Jain teachings do not endorse a mantra aimed at obtaining quick or excessive material wealth. Mantras for Padmavati are generally used for protection, removing obstacles, and spiritual progress, not for greed or worldly profit.

A commonly cited Padmavati mantra in Jain practice is: Om Hrim Shrim Klim Aim Hrim Shrim Klim Siddhyai Namah

• Arth (meaning) in Jain understanding:

- Om: sacred cosmic sound. - Hrim/Shrim/Klim/Aim: seed (beej) sounds invoking Padmavati’s grace and power. - Siddhyai: for attainment of spiritual accomplishments and removal of inner obstacles. - Namah: bowing in reverence. - Use: recite with pure faith and right conduct to seek protection, auspiciousness, and progress on the spiritual path.

Notes:

• There are slight variations between Digambar and Śvetāmbara traditions in texts and phrasing, but the core aim remains protection and spiritual progress rather than material wealth.

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