Reciting “Meri Bhavna” in the morning and evening is considered very beneficial in Jain Dharma because it helps purify the mind and strengthen right भावना (bhāva).

Main benefits:

• Reminds one of Jain ideals like Ahimsa, Satya, Aparigraha, and compassion.
• Creates inner purity and शांतता in the mind.
• Reduces anger, ego, greed, and attachment.
• Inspires आत्मचिंतन and self-discipline throughout the day.
• Strengthens श्रद्धा in the teachings of the Tirthankars.
• Helps develop samyag darshan and a spiritual mindset.
• Encourages forgiveness and kindness toward all जीव.

Morning recitation helps set a pure intention for the day. Evening recitation helps review one’s actions and शांत the mind before rest.

The real benefit comes when it is recited with awareness, devotion, and true meaning, not just as words. In Jain view, bhavna is very important because inner intention purifies karma.

If you want, I can also give the meaning of “Meri Bhavna” line by line.