Answer

The standard pattern of the Navkar Mantra is:

1. Namo Arihantanam
2. Namo Siddhanam
3. Namo Ayariyanam
4. Namo Uvajjhayanam
5. Namo Loe Savva-sahunam

Then the closing verses are:

• Eso Panch Namokaro
• Savva-pavappanasano
• Mangalanam ca savvesim
• Padhamam havai mangalam

Explanation

If by “omkar avart” you mean the chanting pattern, then in Jain practice the Navkar Mantra is usually recited:

• 3 times
• 9 times
• 27 times
• 108 times

Sometimes people also use Om as a symbolic sound, but the original and most important Jain mantra is the Navkar Mantra itself.

Spiritual Understanding

The Navkar Mantra is not a prayer to one person or god. It is a salutation to:

• Arihants
• Siddhas
• Acharyas
• Upadhyayas
• All Sadhus

Its pattern teaches humility, reverence, and the path of liberation.

Takeaway

The core pattern is the five-fold salutation of the Navkar Mantra, followed by its concluding verses. If you want, I can also give you:

• the meaning line by line
• the Gujarati version
• or the proper chanting method.