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Mantratmaka Sri Maruthi Stotram

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Mantraatmaka shree maaruti stotram'

Om namo vaayuputraaya bheemaroopaaya dheemate |
Namaste raamadootaaya kaamaroopaaya shreemate || 1 ||

Mohashokavinaashaaya seetaashokavinaashine |
Bhagnaashokavanaayaastu dagdhalankaaya vaagmine || 2 ||

Gatinirjitavaataaya lakshmanapraanadaaya cha |
Vanaukasaam' varisht'haaya vashine vanavaasine || 3 ||

Tattvajnyaana sudhaasindhunimagnaaya maheeyase |
Aanjaneyaaya shooraaya sugreevasachivaaya te || 4 ||

Janmamri'tyubhayaghnaaya sarvakleshaharaaya cha |
Nedisht'haaya pretabhootapishaachabhayahaarine || 5 ||

Yaatanaa naashanaayaastu namo markat'aroopine |
Yaksha raakshasa shaardoola sarpavri'shchika bheehri'te || 6 ||

Mahaabalaaya veeraaya chiranjeevina uddhate |
Haarine vajradehaaya chollanghitamahaabdhaye || 7 ||

Balinaamagraganyaaya namo nah' paahi maarute |
Laabhado'si tvamevaashu hanumaan raakshasaantaka || 8 ||

Yasho jayam' cha me dehi shatroon naashaya naashaya |
Svaashritaanaamabhayadam' ya evam' stauti maarutim |
Haanih' kuto bhavettasya sarvatra vijayee bhavet || 9 ||

Iti shreevaasudevaanandasarasvatee kri'tam' mantraatmakam' shree maaruti stotram |

Meaning

The “Mantratmaka Sri Maruti Stotram” is a potent hymn that praises Hanuman as the divine embodiment of strength, wisdom, protection and devotion. Each verse invokes his power to destroy illusion, grief, fear and negative forces while granting courage, clarity and success to the devotee.

The stotram salutes him as the mighty son of Vayu, the messenger of Rama, master of wondrous forms and remover of sorrow—just as he removed Sita’s grief and destroyed the Ashoka forest. It recalls his extraordinary speed, his role in reviving Lakshmana, and his loyalty as the greatest among the Vanaras and the minister of Sugriva. He is praised as the ocean of knowledge, the destroyer of evil spirits, ghosts and poisonous beings, and the one who destroys the fear of death and suffering.

Hanuman is depicted as immensely strong, immortal, endowed with a body firm like the thunderbolt, and the hero who leapt across the ocean. He destroys Rakshasas, protects his devotees, grants wishes quickly and stands first among the mighty. The final verse assures that whoever chants this hymn with devotion obtains victory, fame, fearlessness, protection and triumph in all endeavors. Such a devotee suffers no loss and becomes victorious everywhere.

Benefits:
    •    Powerful protection from enemies, negativity and unseen forces.
    •    Grants victory, fame, confidence and inner strength.
    •    Removes sorrow, fear, illusion, black magic and harmful energies.
    •    Enhances health, courage, intelligence and spiritual clarity.
    •    Ensures safety, success and the blessings of Hanuman in all actions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Mantratmaka Sri Maruthi Stotram?
It is a powerful mantra-based hymn that extols the strength, valor, wisdom, and devotion of Lord Hanuman. It grants protection, courage, and success to its devotees.
When and how should one recite this Stotram?
This Stotram should be recited daily, especially on Tuesdays and Saturdays, with a pure mind after bathing. It can be chanted 11, 21, 51, or 108 times, similar to Hanuman Chalisa.
What are the main benefits of reciting Mantratmaka Sri Maruthi Stotram?
Reciting this Stotram helps in overcoming enemy fears, achieving victory in all endeavors, improving health, boosting self-confidence, and receiving protection from evil forces.
Who should recite this Stotram?
Anyone seeking Lord Hanuman's grace, wishing to overcome fear, anxiety, or obstacles, can recite this Stotram. It is suitable for all devotees.
How many times should this Stotram be recited?
Generally, reciting this Stotram at least once daily is beneficial. For special results, it can be chanted 11, 21, 51, or 108 times, depending on the devotee's devotion and time.
Is there information about the origin or author of this Stotram?
This Stotram has been in circulation since ancient times, but there is no clear information available about its specific origin or author. It is an integral part of Hindu devotional literature.

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