Bhaktamar Mahavir Stotra is a revered Jain hymn in praise of Lord Mahavira. It is traditionally chanted for overall well-being, protection from troubles, and to accrue spiritual merit. There isn’t a specific verse in Bhaktamar that guarantees "wealth" in the worldly sense; rather, the text is primarily focused on devotion, moral conduct, and the removal of obstacles on the path to liberation. When wealth or prosperity is mentioned or desired, it’s understood as a natural outcome of living righteously, cultivating virtues, and receiving divine blessings for the good of all beings.

Key points to keep in mind:

• Purpose: devotional praise of Mahavira, seek peace, protection, health, and spiritual progress.
• Wealth in Jain interpretation: any worldly wealth should be viewed in the context of right conduct (samyak-dharma) and non-attachment. Prosperity is welcomed if it supports virtuous living and preventing harm to others.
• Traditions: Digambar and Shwetambar interpretations may differ in emphasis or phrasing, but both honor Bhaktamar as a powerful supplication to Mahavira.
• Practice: if you want to use Bhaktamar for blessings, chant with sincerity, moderate your desires, and cultivate ahimsa, truth, and compassion in daily life.

If you’d like, I can provide:

• A brief summary of the prayers in Bhaktamar.
• How to chant Bhaktamar with a simple meditation focus.
• A note on how wealth-related aspirations are approached in Jain teachings.

You can read more about Bhaktamar Mahavir Stotra here