Santikaram means “peace-bestower” or “one who brings peace.” In Jainism, Santikaram Stotra is a short hymn that venerates Shantinath (Śāntinātha), the Tirthankara of peace. It is recited as a protective, peace-giving prayer and is part of the common Nav Smaran Mala in Shvetambar practice. The core message is to seek peace, protection, and spiritual merit through devotion to Shantinath and the accompanying guardian beings. There can be slight differences in names and order between Digambar and Shvetambar traditions, but the essential meaning— pranam to Shantinath and the wish for peace—remains the same. You can read more here and in the Nav Smaran Mala overview here .