Likely you mean Bhaktāmar Stotra (Bhaktamar Stotra), which is a famous Jain hymn.

• What it is: A devotional Sanskrit stotra praising Lord Adinath (Rishabhanatha), sung with bhakti (devotion). It’s widely revered in both Digambar and Śvetāmbara communities.
• Author and age: Traditionally attributed to the monk-sage Māṇṭuṅga (Manatunga) in the 6th–7th century CE.
• Structure: Composed in the meter vanasatilakā, with around 44 verses in the Śvetāmbara tradition and 48 verses in the Digambara tradition. The difference arises from a set of verses regarded as interpolations by Śvetāmbara scholars, who nonetheless still honor the full Bhaktamar tradition. ( en.wikipedia.org)
• Core meaning (arth): The stotra extols the Jina’s luminous nature, perfect serenity, and all virtuous qualities. Recitation is believed to bring courage, protection, removal of obstacles, healing, and spiritual upliftment as part of the bhakti tradition. It is also linked to the broader Nava-smaraṇas (nine remembrances) in Jain worship. ( en.wikipedia.org)

If you want, I can share the exact verses in Sanskrit and give a line-by-line Jain-arth (authentic meanings) for each verse. I can also provide the original text upon request.

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