You probably mean “Icchakara Stotra / Icchākari Stotra”, a popular Jain stotra especially for Bhagwan Parshvanath.

Below is a simple explanation.

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1. What is Icchakara Stotra?

• A Jain devotional hymn mainly dedicated to Bhagwan Parshvanath (23rd Tirthankar).
• Recited mostly in the Śvetāmbara tradition (though any Jain can recite it).
• The word “Icchakara” comes from:

- icchā = wish / desire - kara = maker / accomplisher So, “Icchakara Stotra” means a stotra that helps fulfill pure, right wishes of the devotee.

It is believed that:

• Reciting it with shraddhā (faith) and samayik bhaav (peaceful, pure mind)

- removes difficulties and obstacles - gives shānti (peace) and kalyāṇ (spiritual upliftment) - supports progress on the path of moksha.

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2. General meaning / purpose of the stotra

In simple words, when you recite Icchakara Stotra, you are saying:

• “I bow to Parshvanath Bhagwan, who destroys all sorrows and protects true devotees.”
• “By remembering and praising his keval-gyān (infinite knowledge), karuṇā (compassion) and virya (spiritual strength), may my sins get lighter, my fear go away, and my mind turn towards dharma.”
• “May all my shubha icchā (pure, non-violent, dharmic wishes) be fulfilled in a way that helps my soul go upward.”

So, the real meaning is not just “get worldly things”, but:

• to remove दुःख (sorrow)
• to remove pap karma
• and to gain inner strength to walk on the Jain path.

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3. Example: first verse and its meaning (simple)

A commonly recited first verse is along the lines of:

> “I bow to Parshvanath Bhagwan, known as the fulfiller of wishes. > By bowing to him, sorrows are destroyed and highest good arises.”

Simple, child-level meaning:

• “O Parshvanath Bhagwan,

you are Icchākār – one who fulfills the good wishes of your devotees.

• When I do namaskar to you with a clean heart,

my double sorrows (physical and mental) start going away, and I receive true auspiciousness – peace, faith in dharma, and progress towards moksha.”

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4. Spiritual essence (bhāv)

While many people recite Icchakara Stotra for:

• protection from problems
• success in good work
• health, peace at home, etc.

The Jain spiritual essence is:

• to develop bhakti towards a Vitarag Tirthankar
• to remember that only our own soul, by following right faith–right knowledge–right conduct, can free us from all suffering
• to use worldly benefits (if they come) for seva, ahimsa, and sadhana, not for more attachment.

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If you want, you can read a clear explanation here