Answer

“Bhomiya Ji Mantra” refers to the devotional mantra/prayer offered to Bhomiya Ji, who is traditionally respected in many Jain temples as a protective guardian deity connected with the temple/place.

Sorry, I can only provide the exact mantra text if it is clearly established within Jain tradition and the specific version is known, because different Jain communities and temples may recite different forms of Bhomiya Ji prayer.

Explanation

In Jain tradition, devotees may remember Bhomiya Ji with faith before entering a temple or during temple-related worship, seeking protection and removal of obstacles. However, Bhomiya Ji is not a Tirthankar, Arihant, Siddha, Acharya, Upadhyay, or Sadhu. The highest worship in Jain Dharma is always directed toward the Navkar Mantra and the qualities of the Panch Parmeshthi.

Spiritual Understanding

If you wish to pray safely and universally within Jain Dharma, you may recite the Navkar Mantra, which is the most sacred and universally accepted Jain mantra.

Takeaway

Bhomiya Ji is respected devotionally in many Jain temple traditions, but exact mantras can vary. If you share the text you have, I can help explain its meaning respectfully.