Answer

Here is a very well-known Jain shloka:

मङ्गलं भगवान् वीरो, मङ्गलं गौतमो गणी। मङ्गलं कुन्दकुन्दाद्यो, जैनधर्मोऽस्तु मङ्गलम्॥

Transliteration: Mangalam Bhagwan Veero, Mangalam Gautamo Gani. Mangalam Kundakundadyo, Jain Dharmo’stu Mangalam.

Explanation

This shloka offers auspicious salutations to:

• Bhagwan Mahavir
• Gautam Ganadhara
• Acharya Kundakunda
• The Jain Dharma itself

Its meaning is: “May Bhagwan Mahavir bring auspiciousness. May Gautam Swami bring auspiciousness. May Acharya Kundakunda bring auspiciousness. May Jain Dharma be auspicious for all.”

Spiritual Understanding

This shloka is recited to remember the purity, compassion, and liberation taught in Jain Dharma. It helps the mind become शांत, श्रद्धालु, and focused on right path.

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