Siva Stotram

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Prata samarami Bhavbhitiharam suresham Gangdharam Varishabhvahanam ambikesham

Khatangshool varda Bhai Hastameesham Sansarroggharamoshadham deeveetiyam

Shiva Stotrams

 

Sanskrit Wording:

English Wording:

Prata samarami Bhavbhitiharam suresham Gangdharam Varishabhvahanam ambikesham

Khatangshool varda Bhai Hastameesham Sansarroggharamoshadham deeveetiyam

Hindi Meaning:

 

English Meaning:

At dawn I contemplate on Shiva, the God of gods, the remover of the fear of

transmigration, who holds the Gangã in his locks, and rides a bull, the Lord of

Ambicã (the Divine Mother), the wielder of the club and spear (in two of his

hands) and with the other two offering boon and protection and who is the one

infalliblê remedy for the afflictions of relative existence (Samsãra).

Sanskrit Wording:

English Wording:

Prata Namami Geeresham Geerja Aardhdeham Sargsithiti Pralaya Karanam Aadidevam I

Vishvesharam Vigit vishaw mana Abhiraman Sansarroggharamoshadham deeveetiyam II

Hindi Meaning:

English Meaning:

At dawn I bow down to Shiva, half of whose body is made up by Durgã (the Divine

Mother), the Primeval Lord who is the cause of the projection, maintenance and

dissolution of this world, the Lord of the universe, the conqueror of the world

who captivates the mind, and who is the one infallible remedy for the

afflictions of relative existence (Samsãra).

Sanskrit Wording:

English Wording:

Pratabhajami Shivamakemanantamathanyam, Vedantvedamangham Purusham mahantim,

Namadibhedrahitm Shadbhavshoonayam, Sansararoggharamoshadham deeveetiyam II

Hindi Meaning:

English Meaning:

At dawn I worship Shiva, the One, Infinite, the Prime Cause taught only by

Vedãnta, the Pure One, the Supreme Being, who is devoid of the differentiations

of name, etc., as well as of the six modifications and who is the one infallible

remedy for the afflictions of relative existence (Samsãra).

Sanskrit Wording:

English Wording:

Nagendraharai Trilochanai, Bhasamaangragai Mahaishvarai, Nityai Shudhai

digambrai, Tasmai nakarai namah Shivai.

Hindi Meaning:

English Meaning:

I bow down to Shiva, who is Na, the first letter of His mystic world-symbo

(Mantra), who has the King of snakes for a garland, the Three-eyed One, with

ashes for His cosmetics, the Great God, the Eternal, the Perfect One, who has

the quarters of the world for His garments.

Sanskrit Wording:

English Wording:

Mandakini salil chandan charchitai Nandishwarpramthnath maheshwarai,

Mandarpushapsupujitai, Tasmaee makarai Namah Shivai.

Hindi Meaning:

English Meaning:

I bow down to Shiva, who is Ma, the second letter of his mystic word-symbol

(Mnatra), who is anointed with the water of the river Mandãkini (Gangã) and

sandal paste, the Lord of Nandi and of the goblins, the Great God, who is

adorned with Mandãra and various other kinds fo flowers.

Sanskrit Wording:

English Wording:

Shivai Gaurivadnabjabal, surai Dakshaarthavnashkai, Shree neelkanthai

Varishthavjai Tasmaee shikarai namha shivai.

Hindi Meaning:

English Meaning:

I bow down to Shiva, who is Shi, the third letter of His mystic word-symbol

(Mantra), who is the rising sun causing to blossom the lotus face of Gauri (the

Divine Mother), the destroyer of Daksha’s sacrifice, the Blue-necked One, who

has the bull for His ensign.

Sanskrit Wording:

English Wording:

Hey Chanderchud Madanatak shoolpane, Sathano Girish Girigesh mahesh shambhoo,

Bhutash Bheetbhaisudan mamnatham, Sansardughagahanat Jagdish raksh.

Hindi Meaning:

English Meaning:

O Lord of the universe who hast the moon for Thy diadem, slayer of Cupid,

wielder of the trident, the Immovable One, who resideth in mount Kailãsa, the

Lord of Girijã (the Divine Mother), the God of gods, the Auspicious One, the

Lord of creatures, the destroyer of fear in the timid, protect me who am

forlorn in the widerness of the miseries of this world (Samsãra).

Sanskrit Wording:

English Wording:

Hey Parvati Hirdey Vallabh chander mooley Bootadhip Pramath Nath Girish Jaap,

Hey Vamdev Bhav Ruder Pinakpane Sansar dukh gahanat jagdish raksh.

Hindi Meaning:

English Meaning:

O Thou Lord of Gauri’s heart with Thy head adorned with the moon, Lord of the

creatures and the goblins, who mutteres Thy prayers in the mountains, O

Vãmadeva, Bhava (creator), Rudra (who punisheth sinners), the wielder of the

Pinãka bow. O Lord of the universe, protect me who am forlorn in the wilderness

of the miseries of this world (Samsãra).

Sanskrit Wording:

English Wording:

Hey Neelkanth Varishbhdhavaj Panchvaktre lokesh Shesh valay Prathmesh Sharve,

Hey Thurejate Pashupate Girijapate Ma Sansar dukh ghanat jagdish Raksh.

Hindi Meaning:

English Meaning:

O Thou Blue-necked One, the Bull- Ensigned, the Five-faced One, the Lord of the

spheres, adorned with the snake, the Lord of the goblins, the Auspicious One, O

Thou with matted locks, the Lord of the creatures, and of Girijã (Divine

Mother), O Thou Lord of the universe, protect me who am forlorn in the

wilderness of the miseries of this world (Samsãra).

Sanskrit Wording:

English Wording:

Ganga tarangramneeyjatakalapamam, Gauri nirantarvibhushitvamhhagam,

Narayanpriyamnangamdapharam, varanasipurpatim Bhaj vishwnatham.

Hindi Meaning:

English Meaning:

Worship Vishwanatna, the Lord of Varanasi, whose locks look charming with the

ripples of the Ganga; who is ever adorned on His left by Gauri (the Divine

Mother), beloved of Narayana, the destroyer of Cupid’s pride.

Sanskrit Wording:

English Wording:

Vachamgocharmnekgunsavroopam, vageesh vishnu sursavit padhpeetham, Vamain

vigrahvarain kalatrevantam Bhaj vishwnatham.

Hindi Meaning:

English Meaning:

Worship Vishwanatha, the Lord of Varanasi, who is beyond speech, the repository

of various attributes; whose feet are worshipped by Brahma, Vishnu and other

gods, and who has His wife (Gauri) on his left.

Sanskrit Wording:

English Wording:

Bhootadhipam Bhoojagbhooshanbhooshitangam, vayagdhrajinambardharam jatilam

Trinetram, Pashamkushabhaivarpradshoolpanim, varanasipurpatim Bhaj

vishwanatham.

Hindi Meaning:

English Meaning:

Worship Vishwanatha, the wielder of the trident, the Lord of Varanasi and of the

demigods, adorned by a snake; who wears a tiger skin and has matted locks, the

Three-eyed One, who has the noose and the goad in two of His hands and who with

the other two offers boon and protection.

Sanskrit Wording:

English Wording:

Mahesham Suresham suraratinasham vibhu vishawnatham vibhutayaangbhusham,

Veerupakshaminduvakrvevahnitrinatram, sadanand meeda prbhuam Panchvaktram.

Hindi Meaning:

English Meaning:

I adore the Lord, who is ever blissful, who has five faces, the great God, the

Lord of gods, the destroyer of the enemies of gods, the All-pervading One, the

Lord of the universe, besmeared with ashes, of unusual eyes, whose three are

the moon, the sun and the fire.

Sanskrit Wording:

English Wording:

Girisham Ganesham Gale Neelvarnam, Gavendradhiroodem Gunateetroopam, Bhavm

Bhasavaram Bhasmana Bhushitangam Bhavani klatram Bhaje Panchvaktram.

Hindi Meaning:

English Meaning:

I worship the Five-faced One, who has Bhavani (the Mother of the universe) for

His wife, the Lord of the mountains, the Lord of the troop of demigods known as

Ganas, with a blue spot on the throat, riding on a bull, whose nature is beyond

qualities, the Prime Cause of things, the Resplendent One, whose body is

adorned wtih ashes.

Sanskrit Wording:

English Wording:

Parmatamanakam jagatbeejamathayam Neereham Neerakaram Onkar Vedhayam, Yato

Jayate Palyate yane vishvam Tameesham Bhaje Leeyate yatre vishvam

Hindi Meaning:

English Meaning:

I adore the Lord, the Supreme Atman, the One, the primordial cause of the

universe, the actionless, the formless, who is signified Om, form who the

universe comes into being, by whom it is sustained, and into whom it dissolves.

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