Certainly! The "Logassa Sutra" (also spelled Logassa or Lokasara) is a Jain prayer found in the Jain Agamas. It is a devotional hymn recited to pay respect to the twenty-four Tirthankaras. Here is the Logassa Sutra in Prakrit with an English translation:

Logassa Ujjoyagare Logassa ujjoyagare, dhamma titthayara mahavira, Aruga arihaṃta namo savvasiddhanam.

English Translation: I bow to the Arihants (enlightened beings), the pure souls, the Tirthankaras, And to all the Siddhas (liberated souls).

Full Logassa Sutra (Prakrit):

Logassa ujjoyagare, dhammā titthayarā mahāvīra, Arogā arihaṃtā, namo savva siddhāṇaṃ. Eso pancanamokkāro, savvapāvappanāsano, Maṅgalāṇaṃ ca savvesiṃ, paḍhamaṃ havai maṅgalaṃ.

English Translation:

I bow to the Arihants, I bow to the Siddhas, This five-fold obeisance destroys all sins And is among all auspicious things, the most auspicious.

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