Here are some commonly used Padmavathi (Padmavati) Devi mantras in Jain tradition, with simple meanings:

1. Main Padmavati Devi mantra (very common)

• In Sanskrit:

ॐ ह्रीं श्रीं क्लीं ऐं ह्रीं श्रीं क्लीं सिद्ध्यै नमः।

• Transliteration:

Om Hrim Shrim Klim Aim Hrim Shrim Klim Siddhyai Namah।

Arth (meaning in Jain way):

• Om – sacred sound, salutation in the spirit of Namokar Mantra.
• Hrim / Shrim / Klim / Aim – beej (seed) mantras invoking Padmavati Devi’s shakti for purity, auspiciousness, attraction towards dharma, and right knowledge.
• Siddhyai – for attainment of spiritual accomplishments and removal of inner obstacles (kashayas).
• Namah – I bow with respect.

Use: Chanted for protection, removal of obstacles, and spiritual progress, always with Jain values (ahimsa, truth, self‑control).

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1. Short/simpler Padmavati mantra

• ॐ पद्मवत्यै नमः।
• Om Padmavatyai Namah।

Meaning: “I bow to Padmavati Devi.” Use: Very simple for daily smaran (remembrance) with shuddha bhav.

1. Beej-mantra style (used in some Digambar & Shvetambar lineages)

• Om Hrim Shrim Klim Aim Sauh Padmavatyai Namah।

Meaning in brief:

• Om – respectful salutation.
• Hrim – purity and compassion, burning inner impurities.
• Shrim – auspiciousness and spiritual “wealth” (good guna).
• Klim – attraction towards dharma, vairagya, and restraint.
• Aim – right knowledge and clarity.
• Sauh – protection of dharma and fearlessness in following it.
• Padmavatyai Namah – bowing to Padmavati, shasan devi of Parshvanath, for removal of inner obstacles and firmness in samyak darshan–jnan–charitra.

1. Very small daily mantra (often taught for easy practice)

• ॐ पद्मावतीये नमः।
• Om Padmavatīye Namah।

Tradition notes (Digambar / Shwetambar):

• Both traditions accept Padmavati as the Yakshini (shasan devi) of Bhagwan Parshvanath.
• Exact mantras and longer stotras (Padmavati Stotra, Ashtak, Chalisa, etc.) can differ slightly by sect and guru‑parampara, but purpose is same: protection, removal of obstacles, and help in walking on the path of dharma – not for greed or harmful wishes.

How to recite (simple Jain way):

1. Start with Navkar Mantra.
2. Sit clean, with peaceful mind and non‑violent bhav.
3. Chant slowly and clearly (9, 21, 27, or 108 times) with focus on:

- samyak shraddha (right faith) - ahimsa, satya, aparigraha

1. Do not use mantra for himsa, revenge, or extreme material desires.
2. For special/bigger sadhanas, always take guidance from a knowledgeable Jain sadhu, sadhvi, or scholar.

For more details and variations of Padmavati Devi mantras, you can see:

• Padmavati Devi Mantra
• Shri Padmavati Devi Mantra