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Dvaadasha jyotirlingaani

Sauraasht're somanaatham' cha shreeshaile mallikaarjunam |
Ujjayinyaam' mahaakaalamonkaaramamaleshvaram || 1 ||

Paralyaam' vaidyanaatham' cha d'aakinyaam' bheemashankaram |
Setubandhe tu raamesham' naagesham' daarukaavane || 2 ||

Vaaraanasyaam' tu vishvesham' tryambakam' gautameetat'e |
Himaalaye tu kedaaram' ghushmesham' cha shivaalaye || 3 ||

Etaani jyotirlingaani saayam' praatah' pat'hennarah' |
Saptajanmakri'tam' paapam' smaranena vinashyati || 4 ||

Eteshaam' darshanaadeva paatakam' naiva tisht'hati |
Karmakshayo bhavettasya yasya tusht'o maheshvaraah' || 5 ||

Iti dvaadasha jyotirlingaani |

Meaning

The Dwadasa Jyotirlinga Stotram lists the twelve sacred places where Lord Shiva manifested as a column of infinite divine light. Each Jyotirlinga represents a unique form and blessing of Shiva.

The verses name Somnath, Mallikarjuna, Mahakaleshwar, Omkareshwar, Vaidyanath, Bhimashankar, Rameshwaram, Nageshwar, Kashi Vishwanath, Tryambakeshwar, Kedarnath, and Grishneshwar. These twelve shrines symbolize protection, healing, liberation, purity, and grace.

The concluding verses declare that one who recites these names every morning and evening is freed from the sins accumulated across seven lifetimes. Shiva, pleased with devotion, destroys karmic obstacles and grants spiritual elevation.

Benefits:

• Cleansing of past karmas
• Protection from fear, danger, and negativity
• Blessings for health, stability, and peace
• Accumulation of spiritual merit
• Liberation-oriented devotion
• Grace of Lord Maheshwara

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Dvadasa Jyothirlingani Stotram?
The Dvadasa Jyothirlingani Stotram is a devotional hymn that enumerates the names and significance of the twelve sacred sites where Lord Shiva manifested as a column of divine light. It glorifies Shiva's divine form and offers spiritual benefits to devotees.
When should this stotram be recited?
It is considered highly auspicious to recite this stotram daily in the morning and evening. It can be recited with a pure mind and devotion at any time, but reciting it on Mondays is considered particularly fruitful.
What are the benefits of reciting the Dvadasa Jyothirlingani Stotram?
Reciting this stotram is believed to destroy sins accumulated over seven lifetimes, dissolve karmic bonds, and bestow the grace of Lord Maheshwara. It grants mental peace, health, protection, and spiritual progress.
Who can recite this stotram?
Anyone who has devotion towards Lord Shiva can recite this stotram, regardless of gender, age, or caste. Those seeking Shiva's blessings and spiritual tranquility will find great solace in its recitation.
How many times should this stotram be recited?
Generally, it is recommended to recite it once in the morning and once in the evening daily. For greater merit or specific intentions, it can be recited 11, 21, or 108 times. The key is to recite it with devotion and faith.
What is the origin of the Dvadasa Jyothirlingani Stotram?
The Dvadasa Jyothirlingani Stotram is based on the essence of the Puranas and Agama texts. The significance of these twelve Jyotirlingas is elaborately described in the Shiva Mahapurana and other Hindu scriptures. This stotram presents that knowledge in a concise form.

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