Answer

In Jain tradition, Bhaktāmar Stotra is a devotional hymn in praise of Ādināth Bhagwan / Ṛṣabhdev Bhagwan, the first Tirthankar.

Traditionally, people recite the entire Bhaktāmar Stotra for devotion, peace, spiritual strength, removal of inner obstacles, and growth in faith.

There are also popular traditional associations where individual gāthās are recited for specific purposes, but these associations can vary by Jain community and tradition.

Important Note

Sorry, I can only provide information that is clearly established within Jain tradition.

I should not give a fixed list saying “this gāthā must be said for this worldly benefit” unless it is from a reliable Jain traditional source, because such lists differ across communities and may not be uniformly scriptural.

What can be said safely?

You may recite Bhaktāmar Stotra with these intentions:

• For devotion: Recite all gāthās with reverence toward Ādināth Bhagwan.
• For peace of mind: Recite slowly with concentration and humility.
• For removal of fear: Recite with faith in the qualities of Arihant Bhagwan.
• For spiritual progress: Reflect on the virtues of Tirthankar Bhagwan.
• For protection from inner enemies: Use the recitation to reduce anger, pride, deceit, greed, attachment, and fear.

Spiritual Understanding

The true power of Bhaktāmar is not merely in asking for material results. Its deeper purpose is:

• to awaken bhakti,
• to remember the infinite qualities of Arihant Bhagwan,
• to strengthen samyak darshan,
• to purify thoughts, speech, and conduct,
• and to move the soul toward liberation.

Takeaway

If you are unsure which gāthā to recite for a particular purpose, the safest and most spiritually meaningful practice is to recite the complete Bhaktāmar Stotra with faith, purity, and devotion toward Ādināth Bhagwan.