Navkar Mantra (Namokar Mantra) is the Jain prayer of six salutations. It is chanted to honor the Arihantas (enlightened beings), Siddhas (liberated souls), Acaryas (spiritual teachers), Upadhyayas (preceptors), and Sadhu-s (monks/nuns). There are slight textual variants between Digambar and Śvetambar traditions, but the spiritual meaning remains the same: surrendering to the path of right conduct and along with humility, renunciation, and non-violence.

Sixfold obeisance (core meaning):

• Arihanta: the perfected, who have conquered inner passions and removed all karma.
• Siddha: the liberated soul, free from bondage.
• Acharya: the spiritual guide who preserves and teaches right conduct.
• Upadhyaya: the preceptor who instructs monks and nadhis in Jain doctrine.
• Sadhu: the assembled monks and nuns who exemplify the path.

If you want the exact original verse text, please tell me whether you follow the Digambar or Śvetambar tradition, and I will provide the precise form as found in the scriptures, along with the authentic meaning according to that tradition.