Here are some well-known Mahavir Swami stavans (devotional songs). These are bhakti-geet, not canonical sutras, and wording may vary by region/sect. Brief meanings are given in simple Jain spirit.

• Mangalam Bhagwan Veero

Meaning: Auspiciousness to Bhagwan Mahavir, to his disciples and the Jain dharma. Often sung to begin or end a satsang.

• Jay Jay Mahavir Swami

Meaning: Praise to Mahavir Bhagwan for showing the path of ahimsa, samata, and moksha.

• Hey Prabhu Tumhāre Charan Kamal

Meaning: Devotee seeks refuge at the lotus-feet of the Jina, asking for inner purity and right conduct.

• Tirthankar Paramātmā Tu

Meaning: Salutation to the Tirthankar as the liberated, omniscient guide beyond attachment and aversion.

• Avo Māra Vīr Prabhu

Meaning: Inviting Mahavir Bhagwan to dwell in the heart; cultivating devotion with equanimity.

• Prabhu Tare Bhagta Nī Āṅkh Nī

Meaning: The devotee’s eyes long for the vision of the Lord; requests strength to walk the path.

• Merī Bhāvnā (Mari Bhavna)

Meaning: Universal prayer for peace, friendship with all beings, and progress on the Ratnatraya.

• He Mahavir Dayāl Prabhu

Meaning: Seeks compassion and forgiveness; asks for courage to practice ahimsa and aparigraha.

• Aaj No Divaso Ānand No

Meaning: Celebratory hymn (often on Kalyanaks or Mahavir Jayanti), rejoicing in the Lord’s virtues.

• Prabhuji Mane Evi Dījiye Buddhimāntā

Meaning: Asking the Lord for vivek (right discernment), so daily life aligns with samyak darshan–jnan–charitra.

Notes for practice

• Begin with Navkar Mantra, then sing a stavan with steady, peaceful bhāva; conclude with prayer for kshamā (forgiveness).
• Lyrics differ across Shwetambar and Digambar traditions and local granth-mālās; the devotional intent remains the same.
• Prefer stavans that praise the Tirthankar’s guna (virtues) and inspire right conduct, avoiding worldly requests.

For simple write‑ups and starters on stavans and Mahavir Bhagwan’s teachings, see:

• Stavans overview and examples
• Teachings of Lord Mahavir
• Life of Lord Mahavir (story)

If you need full lyrics of any one stavan as traditionally sung in your sangh, refer to your sect’s authorized stavan/granth book or the links above.