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Parashurama Kruta Kali Stotram

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Shree mahaakaal'ee stotram' (parashuraama kri'tam')

Parashuraama uvaacha |
Namah' shankarakaantaayai saaraayai te namo namah' |
Namo durgatinaashinyai maayaayai te namo namah' || 1 ||

Namo namo jagaddhaatryai jagatkartryai namo namah' |
Namo'stu te jaganmaatre kaaranaayai namo namah' || 2 ||

Praseeda jagataam' maatah' sri'sht'isam'haarakaarini |
Tvatpaadau sharanam' yaami pratijnyaam' saarthikaam' kuru || 3 ||

Tvayi me vimukhaayaam' cha ko maam' rakshitumeeshvarah' |
Tvam' prasannaa bhava shubhe maam' bhaktam' bhaktavatsale || 4 ||

Yushmaabhih' shivaloke cha mahyam' datto varah' puraa |
Tam' varam' saphalam' kartum' tvamarhasi varaanane || 5 ||

Renukeyastavam' shrutvaa prasannaa'bhavadambikaa |
Maa bhairityevamuktvaa tu tatraivaantaradheeyata || 6 ||

Etad bhri'gukri'tam' stotram' bhaktiyuktashcha yah' pat'het |
Mahaabhayaatsamutteernah' sa bhavedeva leelayaa || 7 ||

Sa poojitashcha trailokye tatraiva vijayee bhavet |
Jnyaanishresht'ho bhavechchaiva vairipakshavimardakah' || 8 ||

Iti shreebrahmavaivartapuraane ganeshakhand'e shat'trim'sho'dhyaaye shreeparashuraamakri'ta mahaamaayaa stotram |

Meaning

Sri Mahakali Stotram composed by Parashurama is a short but deeply potent hymn praising the Divine Mother in her fierce and compassionate aspects. Parashurama salutes Mahakali as the consort of Shiva, the destroyer of misfortunes, the Mother of the universe, the cause of creation and dissolution, and the supreme force behind all existence.

With complete surrender, he prays: “Apart from You, who can protect me? Be pleased with me, O Mother.” He recalls the boon once granted to him in Shiva’s abode and pleads that the Goddess now fulfil that divine assurance. Upon hearing this hymn, Renuka Devi became immediately pleased and appeared before him, promising protection before vanishing. This signifies the immense grace contained in the stotram.

The phalashruti declares that one who recites this hymn with devotion becomes free from great fears, attains victory everywhere, is honored across the three worlds, becomes wise, and overcomes enemies. The stotram assures divine protection, spiritual upliftment, and the blessings of Mahakali’s boundless might.

Benefits:
• Removes great fears, danger, sorrow, and negativity
• Grants strength, protection, and victory over enemies
• Brings divine wisdom and spiritual growth
• Bestows the grace of Mahakali and fulfilment of vows
• Purifies the mind and strengthens devotion
• Ensures success, honour, and inner fearlessness

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Parashurama Kruta Kali Stotram?
It is a powerful hymn composed by Lord Parashurama, praising the compassionate and fierce aspects of Goddess Mahakali. It offers divine protection and spiritual upliftment to devotees.
When and how should one recite this stotram?
It is best to recite this stotram daily in the morning after bathing, with a pure mind, sitting before an image of the Goddess. Reciting on Tuesdays, Fridays, or Amavasya days is considered particularly fruitful.
What are the main benefits of reciting Sri Mahakali Stotram?
Recitation of this stotram removes great fears, diseases, and sorrows. It grants victory over enemies, increases wisdom, boosts self-confidence, and brings success in all endeavors.
Who should recite this stotram?
Anyone experiencing fear, anxiety, enemy troubles, illness, or life challenges can recite this stotram. Any devotee seeking the grace and protection of the Goddess can chant it.
How many times should this stotram be recited?
Reciting at least once or three times is auspicious. For greater benefits, it can be recited 11, 21, 51, or 108 times. Consistent devotion and faith are paramount.
What is the origin of this stotram?
This stotram is mentioned in the Sri Brahmavaivarta Purana. It is a prayer composed by Lord Parashurama to glorify Goddess Mahakali.

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