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Kumari Stotram

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Shree kumaaree stotram'

[jagatpoojye jagadvandye sarvashaktisvaroopini |
Poojaam' gri'haana kaumaari jaganmaatarnamo'stu te || 1 ||

Tripuraam' trigunaadhaaraam' trivargajnyaanaroopineem |
Trailokyavanditaam' deveem' trimoortim' poojayaamyaham || 2 ||

Kalaatmikaam' kalaateetaam' kaarunyahri'dayaam' shivaam |
Kalyaanajananeem' deveem' kalyaaneem' poojayaamyaham || 3 ||

Animaadigunaadharaamakaaraadyaksharaatmikaam |
Anantashaktikaam' lakshmeem' rohineem' poojayaamyaham || 4 ||

Kaamachaareem' shubhaam' kaantaam' kaalachakrasvaroopineem |
Kaamadaam' karunodaaraam' kaalikaam' poojayaamyaham || 5 ||

Chand'aveeraam' chand'amaayaam' chand'amund'aprabhanjineem |
Poojayaami sadaa deveem' chand'ikaam' chand'avikramaam || 6 ||

Sadaanandakareem' shaantaam' sarvadevanamaskri'taam |
Sarvabhootaatmikaam' lakshmeem' shaambhaveem' poojayaamyaham || 7 ||

Durgame dustare kaarye bhavaduh'khavinaashineem |
Poojayaami sadaa bhaktyaa durgaam' durgaartinaashineem || 8 ||

Sundareem' svarnavarnaabhaam' sukhasaubhaagyadaayineem |
Subhadrajananeem' deveem' subhadraam' poojayaamyaham || 9 ||

Iti shree kumaaree stotram |

Meaning

The Kumari Stotram is a gentle yet deeply powerful hymn praising the Goddess in her youthful, pure, radiant form called “Kumari.” She is worshipped as the embodiment of all Shaktis, the mother of the universe, the source of knowledge, purity, compassion, and protection.

The opening verses adore her as Jagat-Pūjyā and Jagad-Vandyā — worshipped across the universe. She is the essence of the three gunas, the three goals of life, and the threefold divinity (Trimurti). She is the bringer of auspiciousness, compassion, purity, and universal well-being.

The stotra then praises her as the bearer of the eight siddhis (from aṇimā onward), the mother of alphabets, the controller of infinite energies, and the radiant Lakshmi and Rohini who bestow abundance and splendor. As Kālikā, she governs time; as Kāmadā, she fulfills desires; as Karuṇodārā, she showers limitless grace.

Her fierce forms — Chandikā, Chandamayī, Chanda-vigrahā — are invoked as protectors who destroy negative forces. Yet the same goddess is Sadananda-karī, the giver of peace, the soul of all beings, and the beloved Shambhavi.

The stotra also salutes her as Durga — remover of deep sorrow, destroyer of difficult obstacles, and protector in dangerous times. As Subhadra, she grants auspiciousness, beauty, harmony, and prosperity.

Thus, the Kumari Stotram beautifully balances the gentle, graceful, fierce, and protective aspects of the Divine Mother.

Benefits
• Brings auspiciousness, grace, peace, and prosperity
• Removes sorrow, obstacles, fear, negativity, and inner weakness
• Grants courage, spiritual clarity, and divine protection
• Awakens purity, discipline, focus, and divine knowledge
• Blessed for children, young seekers, and anyone needing fresh positive energy

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Kumari Stotram?
Kumari Stotram is a sacred hymn dedicated to Goddess Kumari, a youthful and pure form of Devi. It describes the Goddess as the source of all powers, embodiment of purity, compassion, and protection.
When and how should one recite Kumari Stotram?
This stotram can be recited daily, especially during Navaratri, Tuesdays, or Fridays. It is ideal to recite it in the early morning after bathing, facing east, with complete devotion.
What are the benefits of reciting Kumari Stotram?
Reciting this stotram brings peace, prosperity, protection from negative forces, removal of obstacles, and spiritual growth. It grants the devotee auspiciousness and fulfillment of desires.
Who should recite Kumari Stotram?
Anyone seeking divine protection, removal of difficulties, spiritual knowledge, or material prosperity can recite it. It is particularly beneficial for those seeking courage and inner strength.
How many times should Kumari Stotram be recited?
For specific results, it is often recommended to chant 11, 21, 51, or 108 times daily. Regular recitation, even once a day, with devotion, yields benefits.
What is the origin of Kumari Stotram?
The Kumari Stotram is part of ancient Hindu devotional literature, found in various Puranas and Tantric texts, dedicated to the worship of the Divine Mother in her Kaumari aspect.

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