Aditya Stotram Bhavishya Purana
Shree aaditya stotram' – 2 (bhavishyapuraane)
Navagrahaanaam' sarveshaam' sooryaadeenaam' pri'thak pri'thak |
Peed'aa cha dussahaa raajan jaayate satatam' nri'naam || 1 ||
Peed'aanaashaaya raajendra naamaani shri'nu bhaasvatah' |
Sooryaadeenaam' cha sarveshaam' peed'aa nashyati shri'nvatah' || 2 ||
Aadityah' savitaa sooryah' pooshaarkah' sheeghrago ravih' |
Bhagastvasht'aa'ryamaa ham'so helistejonidhirharih' || 3 ||
Dinanaatho dinakarah' saptasaptih' prabhaakarah' |
Vibhaavasurvedakartaa vedaango vedavaahanah' || 4 ||
Haridashvah' kaalavaktrah' karmasaakshee jagatpatih' |
Padmineebodhako bhaanurbhaaskarah' karunaakarah' || 5 ||
Dvaadashaatmaa vishvakarmaa lohitaangastamonudah' |
Jagannaatho'ravindaakshah' kaalaatmaa kashyapaatmajah' || 6 ||
Bhootaashrayo grahapatih' sarvalokanamaskri'tah' |
Japaakusumasankaasho bhaasvaanaditinandanah' || 7 ||
Dhvaantebhasim'hah' sarvaatmaa lokanetro vikartanah' |
Maartaand'o mihirah' soorastapano lokataapanah' || 8 ||
Jagatkartaa jagatsaakshee shanaishcharapitaa jayah' |
Sahasrarashmistaranirbhagavaanbhaktavatsalah' || 9 ||
Vivasvaanaadidevashcha devadevo divaakarah' |
Dhanvantarirvyaadhihartaa dadrukusht'havinaashanah' || 10 ||
Charaacharaatmaa maitreyo'mito vishnurvikartanah' |
Lokashokaapahartaa cha kamalaakara aatmabhooh' || 11 ||
Naaraayano mahaadevo rudrah' purusha eeshvarah' |
Jeevaatmaa paramaatmaa cha sookshmaatmaa sarvatomukhah' || 12 ||
Indro'nalo yamashchaiva nairri'to varuno'nilah' |
Shreeda eeshaana indushcha bhaumah' saumyo guruh' kavih' || 13 ||
Shaurirvidhuntudah' ketuh' kaalah' kaalaatmako vibhuh' |
Sarvadevamayo devah' kri'shnah' kaamapradaayakah' || 14 ||
Ya etairnaamabhirmartyo bhaktyaa stauti divaakaram |
Sarvapaapavinirmuktah' sarvarogavivarjitah' || 15 ||
Putravaan dhanavaan shreemaan jaayate sa na sam'shayah' |
Ravivaare pat'hedyastu naamaanyetaani bhaasvatah' || 16 ||
Peed'aashaantirbhavettasya grahaanaam' cha visheshatah' |
Sadyah' sukhamavaapnoti chaayurdeergham' cha neerujam || 17 ||
Iti shreebhavishyapuraane shree aaditya stotram ||
Meaning
This hymn from the Bhavishya Purana explains that the sufferings caused by the nine planets—especially the Sun and other grahas—continuously trouble human beings. To remove these planetary afflictions, the Purana prescribes recitation of Surya’s divine names.
The hymn lists the sacred names of the Sun: Aditya, Savita, Surya, Pushan, Arka, Ravi, Bhaga, Aryama, Tejonidhi, Hari, and many more. Each name represents a divine quality—light, nourishment, vitality, wisdom, compassion, and cosmic order. Surya is depicted as the Lord of the Vedas, the witness of all karma, the master of time, the father of Saturn, the controller of planets, and the supreme energy that governs the world.
He is the creator, sustainer, and destroyer—Jagat-karta, Jagat-sakshi. His rays purify water, sustain life, dispel darkness, and regulate seasons. As Dhanvantari, He cures diseases; as Vishnu, Rudra, Narayana, and Mahadeva, He becomes the essence of all gods. Surya is the soul of the moving and non-moving worlds—Characharatma, the subtle and all-pervading Paramatma.
The hymn declares that one who worships Surya with these names becomes free from sins, diseases, poverty, obstacles, and planetary troubles. Reciting these names especially on Sundays brings immediate happiness, peace, strength, prosperity, and long, healthy life.
Benefits
• Removes Navagraha afflictions and Surya-related doshas
• Improves health, heals diseases, grants long life
• Brings prosperity, wealth, children, and overall well-being
• Eliminates fear, obstacles, karmic burdens, and suffering
• Sunday recitation gives highly effective results
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