Logassa usually refers to the Jain prayer “Logassa Ujjoagare” or “Logassa Sutra”, a very important stotra in Jain Dharma.

Meaning

It is a prayer of salutation and remembrance to the 24 Tirthankars. The word “Logassa” means “of the universe” or “of the world”. The prayer praises the enlightened souls who have shown the path of liberation.

Purpose

• To remember the qualities of the Tirthankars
• To cultivate devotion, humility, and purity
• To focus the mind on moksha marga — the path of liberation
• To reduce attachment and negative thoughts

Spiritual essence

In Jain tradition, this prayer is recited to:

• develop shraddha in the Tirthankars
• bring inner peace
• inspire one toward ahimsa, satya, aparigraha, and other vows

Simple understanding

Logassa is not just praise. It is also a meditative remembrance of the ideal soul — the fully liberated, omniscient Tirthankar — so that we may follow their path.

If you want, I can also explain the meaning of each line of Logassa in simple language.