Here is the Manibhadra Veer mantra you asked for, as given in Jain tradition:

Om Asiā'usa Namaḥ Śrī Māṇibhadradisatu Mam Sada Sarvakāryeṣu Siddhiṃ ऊँ असिआउसा नमः श्री माणिभद्र दिसतु मम सदा सर्वकार्येषु सिद्धिं ॥

Arth (meaning) based on authentic Jain sources:

• This mantra honors Shri Manibhadra Veer and seeks his blessings for success (siddhi) in all activities and protection from difficulties. It is a prayer for auspicious outcomes in one’s work and endeavors.

About how many chants to do daily and the expected results:

• Jain sources vary on a fixed number of recitations. The common practice in many communities is to perform the mantra with devotion and under guidance of a guru, and to use a prescribed count (which can be 1008, 108, or another number) as directed by one's guru or tradition. The exact daily count is not universal and may differ between Digambar and Śvetambar practices or local guidance. Seek your guru or temple guidance for the precise practice you should follow. The general expectation in Jain tradition is that sincere regular chanting invites divine blessings, helps focus discipline, and may bring auspicious results (siddhi, protection, and smoother progress in one’s duties).

About differences between Digambar and Śvetambar:

• There are minor variations in wording and ritual emphasis across the two major Jain communities, but the core purpose of the mantra—calling upon Manibhadra for protection and auspicious results—remains common.

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