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Ganesha Krita Gauri Stuti

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ganeshakri'taa gaureestutih'

jayaamba jaya sharvaani jaya gauri shivapriye |
jayaannapoorne vimale kaalakaalapriye'naghe ||39||

jaya shailasute devi kamalaamalalochane |
jayaamaraanganaaraadhye jaya kalyaani shaambhavi ||40||

jaya mangalasarvaange mangale sarvamangale |
jaya mri'tyunjayaardhaangi tungasim'haasanaashraye ||41||

jaya bhaktajanaanandapradaananiyatavrate |
jaya durge vishaalaakshi jaya tripurabhairavi ||42||

jaya vaageeshvari praajnye mangale gauri chand'ike |
chitraghant'e jayaanangavijayadhvajamaalike ||43||

jaya shreevikat'aagauri siddheshvari namo namah' | (shreevilasadgauri)
namaste sankat'aagauri sheetalaagauri te namah' ||44||

vandidevi namastubhyam' lalite vishvabaahuke |
chandalaamba namastubhyam' namaste bhramaraambike ||45||

jnyaanaprasoonaamba namo namaste namo namaste shivakaamasundari |
namo namaste'stvarunaachaleshvari namo mahaagauri namo namaste ||46||

namo namah' kalpalataaprasoonamaalaasamaakraantapadaa ravinde |
vande svabhaktepsitadaanalole vilaasashaile girije namaste ||47||

namo namastvachcharanaaravindamarandadhaaraaprasaro'stu moordhni |
asmaakameeshaanadayaa yathaa syaattathaa vidheyam' gamanottaram' vaa ||48||

na svaaparaadhena kri'to vilambah' tamamba sam'vedaya shankaraaya |
kri'taaparaadhaanapi baalaputraan ambaa na saa kupyati sarvathaamba ||49||

asmaakamanyachchharanam' kimasti vihaaya taavachchharanam' tavaamba |
shivasya vaa taavadume tato'smaan avaavanam' bhaktajanasya kaaryam' ||50||

asmaakamapyantakaveridheeradvaaraashrayaanaam' na bhayam' kuto'pi |
dayaa vidheyaa khalu taavadeva tvatpaadapadmaarchakatatparaanaam' ||51||

vihaarakaaleshu kadaachidamba saambaaya taavadvinivedaneeyaah' |
vayam' yathaa saadhu sukham' prapannaah' shivaprasaadena bhavatprasaadaat ||52||

saa tvam' shivaardhaangamume dayaa chedasmaasu taavattava taavataapi |
na duh'khalesho'pi tatah' prasanne prasannachittaankuru sarvadaa nah' ||53||

vijnyaapaneyam' hri'di saavadhaanamaanandadaanapravane tavaastu |
etaavataa'smaakamumaasahaayasahaayataameti na sam'shayo'tra ||54||

||iti shivarahasyaantargate ganeshakri'taa gaureestutih' sampoornaa ||

Meaning

This beautiful hymn is Lord Ganesha’s heartfelt praise to his divine mother, Goddess Gauri (Parvati).
It celebrates her in many forms — Annapurna, Durga, Lalita, Mahagauri, and Chandika —
as the compassionate mother who removes sins, fears, and sorrows.

She is the source of all prosperity, purity, and divine grace.
Through Ganesha’s voice, this hymn becomes both a child’s devotion and a universal prayer for peace.

Benefits of Chanting:
    •    Removes poverty, fear, and misfortune
    •    Grants peace, wealth, and auspiciousness
    •    Strengthens family harmony and devotion to Shiva
    •    Blesses devotees with spiritual strength and motherly grace

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Ganesha Krita Gauri Stuti?
It is a devotional hymn composed by Lord Ganesha in praise of his divine mother, Goddess Gauri (Parvati). This stotra describes the various forms of the Goddess and her boundless compassion.
When and how should one recite this stotra?
This stotra can be recited daily in the morning or evening after bathing, with a pure mind, lighting a lamp before the idol or picture of the Goddess. It is particularly effective on Fridays, Tuesdays, and during Navaratri.
What are the main benefits of chanting Ganesha Krita Gauri Stuti?
Chanting this stotra helps in removing obstacles, increasing prosperity, fostering family harmony, gaining spiritual knowledge, and dispelling the fear of untimely death.
Who can recite this stotra?
As Lord Ganesha himself composed it in praise of his mother, any devotee, especially women, children, and devotees of Ganesha and Gauri, can recite it. It is particularly beneficial for those seeking peace and prosperity in their family life.
How many times should this stotra be recited?
Generally, reciting it 1, 3, 5, 11, or 21 times daily is considered auspicious. Regular recitation according to one's time and devotion is important.
What is the origin or source of this stotra?
The Ganesha Krita Gauri Stuti is found in the Shivarahasya Grantha, which is one of the important texts describing the glory of Shiva and Parvati.

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