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Sri Ashta Lakshmi Sampatprada Stava

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atha saṃpatpradastavaḥ |
pratyūhaddhvāṃtacaṃḍāṃśuḥ pratyūhāraṇyapāvakaḥ |
pratyūhasihmaśarabhaḥ pātu naḥ pārvatīsutaḥ ||

citsabhānāyakaṃ vaṃde ciṃtādhikaphalapradaṃ |
aparṇāsvarṇa kuṃbhābha kucāśliṣṭakalevaraṃ ||1||

virāḍḍhṛdaya padmasthatrikoṇeśivayāsaha |
sayonaḥ kurutelāsyamaṣṭalakṣmīḥ prayacchatu ||2||

śrutistaṃbhāṃtarecakra yugmegirijayāsaha |
sayonaḥ kurutelāsyamaṣṭalakṣmīḥ prayacchatu ||3||

śivakāmīkucāṃbhoja savyabhāgavirājitaḥ |
sayonaḥ kurutelāsyamaṣṭalakṣmīḥ prayacchatu ||4||

karastha ḍamarudhvāna pariṣkṛtaravāgamaḥ |
sayonaḥ kurutelāsyamaṣṭalakṣmīḥ prayacchatu ||5||

nāradabrahma goviṃda vīṇātāla mṛdaṃgakaiḥ |
sayonaḥ kurutelāsyamaṣṭalakṣmīḥ prayacchatu ||6||

jaimini vyāghrapāccheṣastu tismeramukhāṃbujaḥ |
sayonaḥ kurutelāsyamaṣṭalakṣmīḥ prayacchatu ||7||

tilvavipraistrayī mārga pūjitāṃghrisaroruhaḥ
sayonaḥ kurutelāsyamaṣṭalakṣmīḥ prayacchatu ||8||

maṃtranūpura padpadma jhaṇajjhaṇi tadiṃdmukhaḥ |
sayonaḥ kurutelāsyamaṣṭalakṣmīḥ prayacchatu ||9||

saṃpatpradamidaṃ stotraṃ prātarutthāya yaḥ paṭhet |
acalāṃ śriyamāpnoti naṭarājaprasādataḥ ||10||

iti aṣṭalakṣmīsaṃpratpradastavaḥ |

Meaning

1.    May the son of Parvati, whose brilliance removes all obstacles like blazing fire and who destroys negativity like a mighty lion, protect us always.
    2.    I bow to the Lord of the divine Chitsabha, who grants all desires and removes sorrow, embracing the golden-breasted Aparna Devi.
    3.    May the Lord, dwelling in the lotus heart as the triangle united with Shiva and Shakti, bestow upon us the blessings of the eight forms of Lakshmi.
    4.    Adorned beside Shiva-Kameshwari, may He shower us with wealth, fortune, and joy.
    5.    Holding the damaru that resonates with divine sound and the Agama knowledge, may the Lord grant us the grace of Ashta Lakshmi.
    6.    The Lord who delights in the music of Narada, Brahma, and Govinda, may He bless us with eternal prosperity.
    7.    Worshipped by sages like Jaimini and Vyagrapada, whose smiling face radiates compassion, may He grant us the wealth of divine grace.
    8.    Revered by learned Brahmins walking the Vedic path, may the Lord’s lotus feet bless us with abundance.
    9.    His anklets and mantras resound with divine vibration — may that radiant form bless us with the presence of Ashta Lakshmi.
    10.    One who recites this hymn every morning attains unshakable prosperity by the grace of Lord Nataraja.

Summary:
The Sri Ashta Lakshmi Sampatprada Stava is a sacred hymn invoking divine prosperity and fortune through the blessings of Lord Nataraja and the eight forms of Goddess Lakshmi. The verses glorify the unity of Shiva and Shakti, symbolizing spiritual richness and material abundance. Chanting it daily at dawn grants stability, wealth, and divine harmony in life.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Ashta Lakshmi Sampatprada Stava?
Sri Ashta Lakshmi Sampatprada Stava is a powerful hymn dedicated to invoking the blessings of Ashta Lakshmi and Nataraja for wealth, peace, and prosperity. It aims to remove obstacles and bestow both material and spiritual benefits upon devotees.
When and how should one recite this stotra?
This stotra should be recited daily in the morning after bathing, with a pure mind. It is best to sit in a quiet place, concentrating on the deity while reciting with devotion.
What are the benefits of reciting Sri Ashta Lakshmi Sampatprada Stava?
Reciting this stotra removes obstacles, brings wealth and prosperity through the grace of Ashta Lakshmi, grants mental peace, and enhances spiritual knowledge and awakening.
Who should recite this stotra?
Any devotee seeking wealth, prosperity, peace, and the removal of obstacles can recite this stotra, irrespective of gender, age, or caste. Sincerity and devotion are key.
How many times should this stotra be recited?
For complete benefits, it is recommended to recite this stotra at least once daily, or three, five, or eleven times. Consistency and unwavering faith are paramount.
What is the origin or source of this stotra?
The Sri Ashta Lakshmi Sampatprada Stava originates from ancient Hindu scriptures. It is a sacred text specifically dedicated to the praise of Nataraja and the eight forms of Lakshmi.

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