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When we recite a mantra, Bhakti (devotion) is not a necessary condition. But Strotra is nothing but hymns of praise that involves devotion. In Bhaktamar, Acharya Mantunga praises the greatness of Tirthankar Rishabhdev. It does not mean, that when Mantunga Acharya recited the strotra only bhakti did the job, it’s actually the Beejakshar (बीजाक्षर) used along with extreme devotion, that did the real job.
Bhaktamar is crafted so intelligently by Acharya Mantung, such that each word used in the strotra combines several different beejakshar. Each Beejakshar at a particular time, space, when recited with devotion, produces certain vibrations of their own and carry invisible powers within themselves. When spoken they produce certain changes in the internal and external environment of the living being. Results can vary from physical fitness to mental advancements.
Each hymn is a collection of different beejakshar, therefore produces different results. For example Hymn no. 42 is recited to defeat fear (Yudh bhay nivarak).
Note: : ॐ ह्रीं ह्वैं श्रीं मं are some Beejakshar. A Beeja is not just a simple letter, it has great significance. for example ॐ enhances focus or concentration on one purpose.