“Jain stavana” is a very broad request, because there are hundreds of stavan, aarti and bhakti songs in Jain tradition in many languages (mainly Gujarati, Hindi, Rajasthani).

To help you properly, it’s best if you tell me the name or at least the starting line (mukhya pankti) of the stavana you want.

Meanwhile, here are a few very famous Jain stavan with their opening lines so you can see which one you are looking for:

1. “Mangalam Bhagavān Vītarāg…”

Sanskrit / Prakrit mangalācaraṇ used daily in many Jain homes and temples. Opening lines: > Maṅgalaṁ Bhagavān Vītarāgaḥ > Maṅgalaṁ Gautama-prabhuḥ > Maṅgalaṁ sthūlabhadra-ādyā > Jain dharmostu maṅgalaṁ

1. “Jai Jinendra, Jai Jinendra, Jai Jinendra Prabhu…” (Hindi)

A very common simple Hindi stavana used with children and beginners.

1. “Jai Jai Jai Mahāvīr Swāmī, Prabhu Jai Jai Jai Mahāvīr” (Hindi)

Popular bhakti song in praise of Bhagwān Mahāvīr.

1. “Mārge humko dikhlāo Prabhu Jinendra” (Hindi)

Prayer asking the Tīrthaṅkar to show the right path.

1. Gujarati stavan examples

- “Uṭhī jīvo, uṭhī jīvo, Prabhu Bhāvanā karo” - “Āvo nīrākhīye Mahāvīr ne, man mandir mā̃ vasāviye” - “Sāmayika mā̃ beṭhā beṭhā, prabhu ne yaad karīe”

Please tell me the exact name or first line of the stavana you want lyrics for, and I will write out the full text (as far as traditional sources allow) along with a simple meaning.