Bhaktamar Stotra Shloka 2 states that the author, humbly considering himself of little wisdom, will also endeavor to compose a hymn in praise of the first Tirthankara, Lord Rishabhadeva, whose virtues have been eulogized by the Indras (kings of gods) with profound wisdom. The verses are so captivating that they charm the inhabitants of the three realms (heaven, earth, and hell). Significance The verse emphasizes the humility of Acharya Manatunga Suri, who acknowledges his own limited understanding while daring to join the ranks of divine beings in praising the Tirthankara. It highlights the supreme qualities of Lord Adinath, whose glory is so immense that it captivates the hearts of all beings across the three worlds. The shloka serves as an invitation for the devotee to join in this grand hymn of devotion, fostering a deep connection with the Tirthankara https://youtu.be/6zIxXoNQmW8?si=kwLBTos27OcoByK_