“Nav Smaran” does not mean one single stotra – it is a group of 9 main Jain stotras/mantras (especially in Śvetāmbara Mūrtipūjak tradition). So there isn’t one “Nav Smaran lyrics”, but nine different texts:

1. Namaskār (Navkār) Mantra
2. Uvasaggaharam Stotra
3. Sāntikaram Stotra
4. Tijaypahutt (Tṛjaya-prahṛta) Stotra
5. Namiun (Namiūṇa) Stotra
6. Ajit Śānti Stav(a)n
7. Bhaktāmara Stotra
8. Kalyān Mandir Stotra
9. Bṛhad Śānti Stotra

They are quite long in full original form (especially Bhaktāmara, Kalyān Mandir and Bṛhad Śānti), so putting all complete “lyrics” in one message would be very heavy to read.

To keep it clear and authentic:

• I can give you the full original text + simple meaning of any one (or two) of these that you want first.
• For example, if you say:

- “Navkār mantra lyrics” – I’ll give full Prākrit/Sanskrit text + easy arth. - “Uvasaggaharam lyrics” – I’ll give all pad (verses) as recited in Śvetāmbara tradition, with meaning. - Same for Sāntikaram, Bhaktāmara, Kalyān Mandir, etc.

You can also see a simple explanation of Nav Smaran Mala on JainKnowledge here:

Tell me which of the 9 Nav Smaran stotras/mantras you want the lyrics (original text) for first, and I will give you the full, traditional version with an easy Jain-arth.