Sri Angaraka Stotram
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śrī aṃgāraka stotraṃ
aṃgārakaḥ śaktidharo lohitāṃgo dharāsutaḥ |
kumāro maṃgalo bhaumo mahākāyo dhanapradaḥ || 1 ||
ṛṇahartā dṛṣṭikartā rogakṛdroganāśanaḥ |
vidyutprabho vraṇakaraḥ kāmado dhanahṛt kujaḥ || 2 ||
sāmagānapriyo raktavastro raktāyatekṣaṇaḥ |
lohito raktavarṇaśca sarvakarmāvabodhakaḥ || 3 ||
raktamālyadharo hemakuṃḍalī grahanāyakaḥ |
nāmānyetāni bhaumasya yaḥ paṭhetsatataṃ naraḥ || 4 ||
ṛṇaṃ tasya ca daurbhāgyaṃ dāridryaṃ ca vinaśyati |
dhanaṃ prāpnoti vipulaṃ striyaṃ caiva manoramām || 5 ||
vaṃśoddyotakaraṃ putraṃ labhate nātra saṃśayaḥ |
yo'rcayedahni bhaumasya maṃgalaṃ bahupuṣpakaiḥ || 6 ||
sarvā naśyati pīḍā ca tasya grahakṛtā dhruvam || 7 ||
iti śrī aṃgāraka stotraṃ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sri Angaraka Stotram?
Sri Angaraka Stotram is a sacred hymn dedicated to Lord Angaraka, the deity of the planet Mars (Mangala or Kuja). It describes the various names, attributes, and the significance of seeking his blessings.
When and how should one recite Sri Angaraka Stotram?
It is most auspicious to recite this stotram on Tuesdays, the day dedicated to Lord Angaraka. One should bathe, wear clean clothes, offer red flowers to the deity, and recite it with devotion.
What are the main benefits of reciting Sri Angaraka Stotram?
Reciting this stotram helps in debt relief, freedom from diseases, acquisition of wealth and prosperity, a beautiful spouse, and progeny. It also mitigates the malefic effects of Mars (Mangal Dosha).
Who should recite Sri Angaraka Stotram?
Those suffering from Mangal Dosha, facing financial difficulties, afflicted by diseases, desiring progeny, or wishing to enhance courage and self-confidence in life can recite this stotram.
How many times should one recite Sri Angaraka Stotram?
Generally, reciting it 11, 21, 51, or 108 times daily is considered auspicious. Consistent recitation for 40 days is believed to yield significant results.
What is the origin or source of this stotram?
The Sri Angaraka Stotram is mentioned in various Puranas and astrological texts. It is specifically composed to appease Kuja, the presiding deity of the planet Mars.
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