“Day 2 stavan” can differ by the program or tradition you’re following. If you simply need a beautiful, safe choice for Day 2, you may use this:

• Stavan: Rome Rome Huṁ Taro Thato Jāuṁ Chuṁ

Arth (meaning): “O Vītarāg Prabhu, let my every breath and every pore be filled with Your remembrance. May I remain near Your feet, soaked in Your love, and grow in the Vītarāg path (non‑attachment, non‑hatred).” Text and reference:

If you are observing Paryushan and want Day 2 (Uttam Mārdav — Humility), a commonly sung humility‑oriented stavan is:

• Stavan: Prabhu Patit Pāvan, Āyo Śaran Tihārī

Arth (meaning): “O Compassionate Lord, purifier of all, I take Your refuge. Please remove inner faults and establish humility and purity within.” Reference note: It’s a widely sung Jain stavan; see mention here as well:

How to sing (simple, traditional flow): 1) Begin with Namokār Mantra. 2) Sing the chosen Day 2 stavan with śraddhā and vītarāg bhāv. 3) Conclude with a short kṣamā‑yāchanā (Micchāmi Dukkaḍaṁ) and śānti‑pāṭh/Manglik.

Notes on traditions:

• Both Śvetāmbara and Digambara traditions accept singing stavans as devotion; exact song choice varies by local paramparā. Stavans are devotional (not canonical sūtras), so use them to nurture right faith (samyak‑darśan) and humility.