If you’re moving to the next stotra in the usual daily sequence, recite the Logassa Sutra (especially in the Shwetambar tradition).

Logassa Sutra (opening lines in Prakrit) “Logassa ujjoa-gare, dhamma-tittha-yare jine; Arihante kittaissam, chauvisam pi kevali.”

Simple meaning

• I praise and bow to the Arihants (Tirthankaras) who illuminate the universe and to all the twenty‑four Omniscients, the founders of the tirtha (path). By their guidance, auspiciousness and peace arise.

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Notes by tradition

• Shwetambar: After Namokar Mantra, Logassa is commonly recited, followed by other sutras like Namutthunam, etc.
• Digambar: Many devotees proceed with stotras like Bhaktamar or Kalyan Mandir for daily devotion; sequence varies by family/pañchang tradition.

If you are focusing on Shri Parshvanath’s upasana, another powerful next stotra is Uvasaggaharam Stotra. Meaning: it venerates Shri Parshvanath as the remover of obstacles and suffering when remembered with faith. Reference: