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Mahadeva Kruta Durga Stotram

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Shree durgaa stotram' (mahaadeva kri'tam')

Mahaadeva uvaacha |
Raksha raksha mahaadevi durge durgatinaashini |
Maam' bhaktamanuraktam' cha shatrugrastam' kri'paamayi || 1 ||

Vishnumaaye mahaabhaage naaraayani sanaatani |
Brahmasvaroope parame nityaanandasvaroopinee || 2 ||

Tvam' cha brahmaadidevaanaamambike jagadambike |
Tvam' saakaare cha gunato niraakaare cha nirgunaat || 3 ||

Maayayaa purushastvam' cha maayayaa prakri'tih' svayam |
Tayoh' param' brahma param' tvam' bibharshi sanaatani || 4 ||

Vedaanaam' jananee tvam' cha saavitree cha paraatparaa |
Vaikunt'he cha mahaalakshmeeh' sarvasampatsvaroopinee || 5 ||

Martyalakshmeeshcha ksheerode kaaminee sheshashaayinah' |
Svargeshu svargalakshmeestvam' raajalakshmeeshcha bhootale || 6 ||

Naagaadilakshmeeh' paataale gri'heshu gri'hadevataa |
Sarvasasyasvaroopaa tvam' sarvaishvaryavidhaayinee || 7 ||

Raagaadhisht'haatri'devee tvam' brahmanashcha sarasvatee |
Praanaanaamadhidevee tvam' kri'shnasya paramaatmanah' || 8 ||

Goloke cha svayam' raadhaa shreekri'shnasyaiva vakshasi |
Golokaadhisht'hitaa devee vri'ndaa vri'ndaavane vane || 9 ||

Shreeraasamand'ale ramyaa vri'ndaavanavinodinee |
Shatashri'ngaadhidevee tvam' naamnaa chitraavaleeti cha || 10 ||

Dakshakanyaa kutrakalpe kutrakalpe cha shailajaa |
Devamaataa'ditistvam' cha sarvaadhaaraa vasundharaa || 11 ||

Tvameva gangaa tulasee tvam' cha svaahaa svadhaa satee |
Tvadam'shaam'shaam'shakalayaa sarvadevaadiyoshitah' || 12 ||

Streeroopam' chaapi purusham' devi tvam' cha napum'sakam |
Vri'kshaanaam' vri'ksharoopaa tvam' sri'sht'aa chaankuraroopinee || 13 ||

Vahnau cha daahikaa shaktirjale shaityasvaroopinee |
Soorye tejah'svaroopaa cha prabhaaroopaa cha santatam || 14 ||

Gandharoopaa cha bhoomau cha aakaashe shabdaroopinee |
Shobhaasvaroopaa chandre cha padmasanghe cha nishchitam || 15 ||

Sri'sht'au sri'sht'isvaroopaa cha paalane paripaalikaa |
Mahaamaaree cha sam'haare jale cha jalaroopinee || 16 ||

Kshut tvam' dayaa tvam' nidraa tvam' tri'shnaa tvam' buddhiroopinee |
Tusht'istvam' chaapi pusht'istvam' shraddhaastvam' cha kshamaa svayam || 17 ||

Shaantistvam' cha svayam' bhraantih' kaantistvam' keertireva cha |
Lajjaa tvam' cha tathaa maayaa bhuktimuktisvaroopinee || 18 ||

Sarvashaktisvaroopaa tvam' sarvasampatpradaayinee |
Vede'nirvachaneeyaa tvam' tvaam' na jaanaati kashchana || 19 ||

Sahasravaktrastvaam' stotum' na shaktah' sureshvari |
Vedaa na shaktaah' ko vidvaan na cha shaktaa sarasvatee || 20 ||

Svayam' vidhaataa shakto na na cha vishnuh' sanaatanah' |
Kim' staumi panchavaktraistu ranatrasto maheshvari |
Kri'paam' kuru mahaamaaye mama shatrukshayam' kuru || 21 ||

Iti shreebrahmavaivarte mahaapuraane shreekri'shnajanmakhand'e naaradanaaraayanasam'vaade asht'aasheetitamo'dhyaaye mahaadeva kri'ta shree durgaa stotram |

Meaning

This sacred Durga Stotram is composed by Lord Mahadeva himself, acknowledging Goddess Durga as the supreme, eternal and all-pervading power. Shiva praises her as the destroyer of difficulties, the savior of devotees and the compassionate Mother of the universe.

She is Vishnu Maya, Narayani, the embodiment of Brahman and the form of eternal bliss. She is both the cause of creation and the supreme power beyond creation. She is the mother of the Vedas, Savitri, and the supreme Lakshmi in Vaikuntha, the earthly Lakshmi among mortals, the celestial Lakshmi in heaven and the Naga-Lakshmi in Patala.

Durga is worshipped as the presiding energy in all realms – in homes as Grihadevata, in fields as fertility, in fire as heat, in water as coolness, in the sun as radiance, in the moon as beauty and in the earth as fragrance. She is knowledge, intellect, compassion, sleep, desire, peace, joy, nourishment, modesty and divine grace.

She is Radha in Goloka, Vrinda in Vrindavan, the enchantress of rasa-mandala, and the essential energy of Krishna. She is the cause of both bondage and liberation, bhukti and mukti.

Shiva declares that even a thousand tongues cannot fully praise her; even Saraswati, Brahma and Vishnu cannot fathom her infinite nature. In deep devotion he prays for the destruction of enemies and the removal of difficulties.

The stotram reveals Durga’s universal presence, cosmic authority and boundless compassion. Chanting it brings divine protection and the grace of the Supreme Mother.

Benefits:
• Removes dangers, enemies and misfortune
• Grants protection, peace, strength and clarity
• Enhances prosperity, fertility, family well-being
• Eliminates fear, illusion, confusion and negativity
• Bestows spiritual progress, purification and inner bliss
• Invokes Lakshmi, Saraswati and all forms of Shakti together

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Mahadeva Kruta Durga Stotram?
It is a powerful hymn composed by Lord Mahadeva himself, in praise of Goddess Durga. It describes the universal form, philosophical essence, and protective power of Durga Mata.
When and how should one recite this Stotram?
This Stotram can be recited daily in the morning or evening, with a pure mind and devotion. Reciting it on Tuesdays, Fridays, and during Navaratri is considered especially auspicious and fruitful.
What are the main benefits of reciting this Stotram?
Reciting this Stotram brings liberation from great difficulties, destruction of enemies, divine protection, peace, strength, courage, wisdom, prosperity, and both worldly enjoyment (bhukti) and spiritual liberation (mukti).
Who should recite this Stotram?
Devotees of Goddess Durga, those facing difficulties in life, those seeking protection from enemies, and anyone aspiring for spiritual elevation can recite this Stotram.
How many times should this Stotram be recited for best results?
Depending on your time and devotion, you can recite it at least once daily, or 3, 5, 11, 21, or 108 times. Regular recitation yields greater benefits.
What is the origin or history of this Stotram?
This Stotram is mentioned in the Puranas, where it is stated that Lord Mahadeva himself composed it to praise Goddess Durga. It reflects the deep relationship between the Shiva and Shakti principles.

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