Answer

The correct mantra is generally understood as:

Om Hreem Arham Asi Aausa Namah

Not:

Om Hreem Shree Asiausa Namah

Explanation

In Jain tradition:

• Om is a sacred sound.
• Hreem is a sacred bija mantra used in Jain worship.
• Arham refers to the Arihant / worthy enlightened one.
• Asi Aausa is traditionally associated with reverential Jain mantra practice.
• Namah means “I bow down” or “salutations.”

So, “Arham” is the appropriate Jain term here, not “Shree”.

Important Note

Pronunciation and spelling can vary slightly depending on tradition, script, and guru-parampara. For mantra practice, it is best to learn the exact pronunciation from a Jain sadhu, sadhvi, or knowledgeable Jain teacher.

Takeaway

Use:

Om Hreem Arham Asi Aausa Namah

with devotion, purity, and correct guidance.