In Jainism, "Parshwanatha Bhagwan 108" refers to the 108 auspicious attributes (Shri 108 Lakshan) associated with Lord Parshwanatha, the 23rd Tirthankara. The number 108 is considered highly sacred in Jainism and is used to show reverence and respect. For example, when addressing Tirthankaras or monks, the prefix "Shri 108" is commonly used.

The 108 attributes typically include qualities such as supreme knowledge, right faith, self-restraint, compassion, and more. Devotees often recite the 108 names (Ashtottara Shatanamavali) of Lord Parshwanatha during prayers and rituals. These names praise his virtues and spiritual achievements.

If you are looking for the list of the 108 names (Shri Parshwanath Bhagwan Ashtottara Shatanamavali), here are the first few as an example:

1. Om Shri Parshwanathaya Namah
2. Om Chintamani Parshwanathaya Namah
3. Om Bhogivandita Parshwanathaya Namah
4. Om Vasudevandita Parshwanathaya Namah
5. Om Dharanendra-Parshwanathaya Namah
6. Om Jalraman Parshwanathaya Namah

...and so on up to 108.

Chanting or reciting these names is a popular devotional practice among Jains, especially on Parshwanatha Jayanti (the birth anniversary of Lord Parshwanatha) and during daily worship.

If you need the complete list of 108 names or more details about their meanings, please let me know!