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Sri Ayyappa Pancharatnam Stotram

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lokavīraṃ mahāpūjyaṃ sarvarakṣākaraṃ vibhum |
pārvatī hṛdayānaṃdaṃ śāstāraṃ praṇamāmyaham || 1 ||

viprapūjyaṃ viśvavaṃdyaṃ viṣṇuśaṃbhoḥ priyaṃ sutam |
kṣipraprasādanirataṃ śāstāraṃ praṇamāmyaham || 2 ||

mattamātaṃgagamanaṃ kāruṇyāmṛtapūritam |
sarvavighnaharaṃ devaṃ śāstāraṃ praṇamāmyaham || 3 ||

asmatkuleśvaraṃ devamasmacchatruvināśanam |
asmadiṣṭapradātāraṃ śāstāraṃ praṇamāmyaham || 4 ||

pāṃḍyeśa vaṃśatilakaṃ keral̤e kel̤ivigraham |
ārtatrāṇaparaṃ devaṃ śāstāraṃ praṇamāmyaham || 5 ||

phalaśruti:
paṃcaratnākhyametadyo nityaṃ śuddhaḥ paṭhennaraḥ |
tasya prasanno bhagavān śāstā vasati mānase ||

.. iti śrī śāstā paṃcaratnamu ..


🙏 śrī śāstā namaskāra ślokālu

trayaṃbakapurādhīśaṃ gaṇādhipasamanvitam |
gajārūḍhamahaṃ vaṃde śāstāraṃ praṇamāmyaham || 1 ||

śivavīryasamudbhūtaṃ śrīnivāsatanūdbhavam |
śikhivāhānujaṃ vaṃde śāstāraṃ praṇamāmyaham || 2 ||

yasya dhanvaṃtarirmātā pitā devo maheśvaraḥ |
taṃ śāstāramahaṃ vaṃde mahāroganivāraṇam || 3 ||

bhūtanātha sadānaṃda sarvabhūtadayāpara |
rakṣa rakṣa mahābāho śāstre tubhyaṃ namo namaḥ || 4 ||

Meaning

1.
Lokaveeram Mahapoojyam Sarva Rakshakaram Vibhum…
👉 Ayyappa is the hero of the world, highly worshipped, protector of all beings, and the joy of Mother Parvati’s heart. I bow to Him.

2.
Vipra Poojyam Vishwa Vandhyam Vishnu Shambhoh Priyam Sutam…
👉 Revered by Brahmins, saluted by the entire world, beloved son of Vishnu and Shiva, quick to bless His devotees – to that Lord I offer my prostrations.

3.
Matta Matanga Gamanam Karunyamrita Pooritam…
👉 He moves like a majestic elephant, overflowing with compassion, remover of all obstacles. I bow down to Lord Shasta.

4.
Asmat Kuleshwaram Devam Asmach Chatru Vinashanam…
👉 He is the Lord of our family, destroyer of enemies, and fulfiller of our wishes. I bow to Ayyappa.

5.
Pandyesha Vamsha Tilakam Keraley Keli Vigraham…
👉 The crown jewel of the Pandiya dynasty, the enchanting deity of Kerala, savior of the suffering – to Him I bow.

Phalashruti:
👉 Whoever recites these five gems daily with purity, Lord Ayyappa becomes pleased and resides in their heart.

🙏 Namaskara Shloka – Meaning

1.
Lord of Trimbakapuram, accompanied by Ganesha, seated on an elephant – I bow to Him.

2.
Born of Shiva’s valor and Vishnu’s incarnation, younger brother of Kartikeya – I worship Him.

3.
Son of Lord Maheshwara and Mohini (Vishnu), with Dhanvantari as His mother; He cures great diseases – I bow to Him.

4.
Master of bhutas, always blissful, full of compassion for all beings – O mighty-armed Ayyappa, protect us, protect us!

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Ayyappa Pancharatnam Stotram?
Sri Ayyappa Pancharatnam Stotram is a collection of five precious verses that glorify the various attributes, majesty, and divine form of Lord Ayyappa Swami. It describes His protective and compassionate nature.
When and how should Sri Ayyappa Pancharatnam Stotram be recited?
This stotram can be recited daily in the morning after bathing, with a pure mind. It is especially beneficial for those undertaking the Sabarimala pilgrimage or observing Ayyappa Deeksha.
What are the benefits of reciting Sri Ayyappa Pancharatnam Stotram?
Reciting this stotram brings mental peace, protection from enemies, removal of obstacles, fulfillment of desires, and good health. It also aids in spiritual progress.
Who should recite Sri Ayyappa Pancharatnam Stotram?
Devotees of Lord Ayyappa, especially Sabarimala pilgrims, those facing difficulties, and anyone seeking divine blessings can recite this stotram. It is suitable for devotees of all ages.
How many times should Sri Ayyappa Pancharatnam Stotram be recited?
It is recommended to recite this stotram at least once or three times daily. For greater benefits, it can be recited 11, 21, or 108 times, with devotion and faith being paramount.
What is the origin or source of Sri Ayyappa Pancharatnam Stotram?
The Sri Ayyappa Pancharatnam Stotram has been recited by Ayyappa devotees since ancient times. Its specific author is not definitively known, but it is a popular and powerful hymn that proclaims the glory of Lord Ayyappa.

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