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Narayani stuti

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Naaraayani stuti

Sarvasya buddhiroopena janasya hri'di sam'sthite |
Svargaapavargade devi naaraayani namo'stu te || 1 ||

Kalaakaasht'haadiroopena parinaamapradaayini |
Vishvasyoparatau shakte naaraayani namo'stu te || 2 ||

Sarvamangal'amaangal'ye shive sarvaarthasaadhike |
Sharanye tryambake gauri naaraayani namo'stu te || 3 ||

Sri'sht'isthitivinaashaanaam' shaktibhoote sanaatani |
Gunaashraye gunamaye naaraayani namo'stu te || 4 ||

Sharanaagatadeenaartaparitraanaparaayane |
Sarvasyaartihare devi naaraayani namo'stu te || 5 ||

Ham'sayuktavimaanasthe brahmaaneeroopadhaarini |
Kaushaambhah'ksharike devi naaraayani namo'stu te || 6 ||

Trishoolachandraahidhare mahaavri'shabhavaahini |
Maaheshvareesvaroopena naaraayani namo'stute || 7 ||

Mayoorakukkut'avri'te mahaashaktidhare'naghe |
Kaumaareeroopasam'sthaane naaraayani namo'stu te || 8 ||

Shankhachakragadaashaarngagri'heetaparamaayudhe |
Praseeda vaishnaveeroope naaraayani namo'stu te || 9 ||

Gri'heetogramahaachakre dam'sht'roddhri'tavasundhare |
Varaaharoopini shive naaraayani namo'stu te || 10 ||

Nri'sim'haroopenogrena hantum' daityaan kri'todyame |
Trailokyatraanasahite naaraayani namo'stu te || 11 ||

Kireet'ini mahaavajre sahasranayanojjvale |
Vri'trapraanahare chaindri naaraayani namo'stu te || 12 ||

Shivadooteesvaroopena hatadaityamahaabale |
Ghoraroope mahaaraave naaraayani namo'stu te || 13 ||

Dam'sht'raakaraalavadane shiromaalaavibhooshane |
Chaamund'e mund'amathane naaraayani namo'stu te || 14 ||

Lakshmi lajje mahaavidye shraddhe pusht'i svadhe dhruve |
Mahaaraatri mahaamaaye naaraayani namo'stu te || 15 ||

Medhe sarasvati vare bhooti baabhravi taamasi |
Niyate tvam' praseedeshe naaraayani namo'stute || 16 ||

Meaning

The Narayani Stuti is a celebrated hymn from the Devi Mahatmyam, praising Goddess Narayani as the supreme embodiment of all cosmic powers. She resides in the hearts of all beings as intelligence, wisdom and awareness, granting both worldly joy and spiritual liberation. She governs time—from moments to kalpas—and sustains the natural cycle of creation, preservation and dissolution.

The hymn glorifies her as the auspicious one, the fulfiller of desires, the remover of sorrow, and the ultimate refuge of those who seek protection. She is the eternal power behind all qualities (gunas), the mother who rescues the distressed, and the destroyer of negativity.

Each verse invokes a different divine manifestation—Brahmani, Maheshwari, Kaumari, Vaishnavi, Varahi, Narasimhi, Indrani, Chamunda, Mahamaya, Lakshmi, Saraswati—revealing that all goddesses are but expressions of the one supreme Narayani. Whether she rides the lion, wields the trident, lifts the earth as Varahi, or slays demons as Narasimhi, her purpose is always the protection of the three worlds.

Through her compassion, she removes fear, grants clarity, nourishes the mind, strengthens devotion and leads the soul toward liberation. This hymn is an offering of surrender to the universal mother who governs everything with her boundless grace.

Benefits:
• Removes fear, suffering and misfortune
• Grants clarity, intelligence and inner strength
• Provides divine protection and peace
• Enhances prosperity, well-being and spiritual growth
• Neutralizes negative energies and planetary obstacles
• Strengthens devotion and leads toward liberation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Narayani Stuti?
Narayani Stuti is a powerful hymn from the Devi Mahatmyam, extolling Goddess Narayani as the supreme power behind creation, sustenance, and dissolution. She is described as the source of intelligence, wisdom, and all auspiciousness.
When should one recite Narayani Stuti?
This hymn is best recited daily in the morning or evening, especially during Navaratri, Fridays, and other festivals dedicated to the Goddess. Reciting it before any auspicious undertaking or during times of distress can bring divine grace.
What are the benefits of reciting Narayani Stuti?
Reciting this stuti offers numerous benefits, including physical and mental protection, removal of negative energies, enhancement of strength, wisdom, and courage, attainment of prosperity, and alleviation of planetary doshas. It also aids in fulfilling desires.
Who can recite Narayani Stuti?
Anyone, regardless of age or gender, can recite Narayani Stuti with devotion. It is particularly beneficial for those seeking the Goddess's blessings, relief from difficulties, and inner peace.
How many times should Narayani Stuti be recited?
Typically, reciting the stotra at least 11, 21, 54, or 108 times is considered auspicious. You can increase the number of repetitions based on your time and devotion. Continuous recitation yields more profound results.
What is the origin of Narayani Stuti?
Narayani Stuti originates from the revered Hindu scripture 'Devi Mahatmyam' (also known as Durga Saptashati), which is a part of the Markandeya Purana. It glorifies the various manifestations of the Divine Mother.

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