Ashtadasha Shaktipitha Stotram
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Ashtadasha Shaktipitha Stotram
Lankaayaam Shaankaree Devee Kaamaakshee Kaanchikaapure |
Pradyumne Shrinkhalaadevee Chaamundee Kraunchapattane ||
Alampure Jogulaambaa Shreeshaile Bhramaraambikaa |
Kolhaapure Mahaalakshmee Maahoorye Ekaveerikaa ||
Ujjayinyaam Mahaakaalee Peethikyaam Puruhootikaa |
Odhyaayaam Girijaadevee Maanikyaa Dakshavaatake ||
Harikshetre Kaamaroopaa Prayaage Maadhaveshvaree |
Jvaalaayaam Vaishnavee Devee Gayaa Maangalyagaurikaa ||
Vaaranasyaam Vishaalaakshee Kaashmeereshu Sarasvatee |
Ashtaadasha Supeethaani Yoginaamapi Durlabham ||
Saayankaale Pathennityam Sarvashatruvinaashanam |
Sarvarogaharam Divyam Sarvasampatkaram Shubham ||
Iti Ashtaadasha Shaktipeetha Stutih
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Ashtadasha Shaktipitha Stotram?
The Ashtadasha Shaktipitha Stotram is a sacred hymn that glorifies the eighteen (Ashtadasha) principal Shakti Peethas of Goddess Devi. It describes the locations where parts of Goddess Sati's body fell and the forms of the Goddess residing there.
When and how should one recite this Stotram?
It is considered most auspicious to recite this Stotram daily in the evening. One should bathe, wear clean clothes, light a lamp before the idol or picture of the Goddess, and recite it with a peaceful mind and devotion.
What are the benefits of reciting the Ashtadasha Shaktipitha Stotram?
Recitation of this Stotram bestows numerous benefits such as destruction of enemies, relief from diseases, attainment of wealth and prosperity, spiritual upliftment, and fulfillment of all desires.
Who should recite this Stotram?
Any devotee seeking the grace of the Goddess, protection from enemies, good health, wealth, and spiritual peace can recite this Stotram.
How many times should this Stotram be recited?
The Stotram can be recited at least once daily, or 3, 5, 11, 21, or 108 times, depending on one's devotion and available time. Consistency in recitation is important.
What is the origin of the Ashtadasha Shaktipitha Stotram?
This Stotram is based on the glory of the Shakti Peethas mentioned in the Puranas. While there is no definitive information about a specific source text, it has been prevalent among Devi devotees for centuries.
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