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Sri Chandramouleesha Stotram

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Shree chandramaul'eesha stotram'

Omkaarajaparataanaamonkaaraartham' mudaa vivri'nvaanam |
Ojah'pradam' natebhyastamaham' pranamaami chandramaul'eesham || 1 ||

Namrasuraasuranikaram' nalinaahankaarahaaripadayugalam |
Namadisht'adaanadheeram' satatam' pranamaami chandramaul'eesham || 2 ||

Mananaadyatpadayoh' khalu mahateem' siddhim' javaatprapadyante |
Mandetaralakshmeepradamanisham' pranamaami chandramaul'eesham || 3 ||

Shitikant'hamindudinakarashuchilochanamambujaakshavidhisevyam |
Natamatidaanadhureenam' satatam' pranamaami chandramaul'eesham || 4 ||

Vaacho vinivartante yasmaadapraapya saha hri'daiveti |
Geeyante shrutitatibhistamaham' pranamaami chandramaul'eesham || 5 ||

Yachchhanti yatpadaambujabhaktaah' kutukaatsvabhaktebhyah' |
Sarvaanapi purushaarthaam'stamaham' pranamaami chandramaul'eesham || 6 ||

Panchaaksharamanuvarnairaadau kluptaam' stutim' pat'hannenaam |
Praapya dri'd'haam' shivabhaktim' bhuktvaa bhogaam'llabheta muktimapi || 7 ||

Iti shreesachchidaananda shivaabhinava nri'sim'habhaaratee svaamibhih' virachitam' shree chandramauleesha stotram ||

Meaning

The Sri Chandramouleesha Stotram is a gentle and profound hymn praising Shiva as “Chandramouleesha,” the Lord who adorns the crescent moon on His matted hair. This stotram expresses Shiva’s compassion, His ability to grant power, wisdom, and liberation, and His readiness to bless all devotees who surrender to Him.

The first verse praises Shiva as the embodiment and revealer of Omkara, the primal sound. He grants divine energy and upliftment to His devotees. Bowing to Chandramouleesha removes fear and grants inner radiance.

The second verse highlights His lotus-like feet that remove ego and bless gods and humans alike. He is the giver of desired boons, compassionate and ever generous.

The third verse states that those who meditate upon His lotus feet quickly attain great spiritual accomplishments and prosperity. His grace removes misfortune and instability.

The fourth verse praises His blue throat, moon–sun-like eyes, and the worship offered by Brahma and Vishnu. He is the supreme benefactor, removing difficulties and protecting devotees constantly.

The fifth verse describes Shiva as the One beyond words and mind — the ultimate reality approached by scriptures alone. The Vedas constantly glorify Him.

The sixth verse states that devotees of His lotus feet receive all four Purusharthas — Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha — as He brings joy to His devotees and blesses their devotees in return.

The final verse states that reciting this hymn containing the essence of the Panchakshari mantra grants firm devotion, worldly prosperity, and ultimate liberation.

Benefits:
• Strengthens devotion to Shiva
• Grants prosperity, peace, and divine protection
• Removes ego, misfortune, and inner negativity
• Leads toward spiritual enlightenment and liberation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Chandramouleesha Stotram?
Sri Chandramouleesha Stotram is a devotional hymn praising Lord Shiva in his form as 'Chandramouleesha,' meaning the one who adorns the moon on his head. It describes Shiva's glory, compassion, and blessings.
When and how should one recite this Stotram?
This stotram can be recited at any time, but it is considered particularly auspicious on Mondays or during Shiva festivals like Shivaratri. One should bathe, purify themselves, and recite it with a calm and devotional mind.
What are the benefits of reciting Sri Chandramouleesha Stotram?
Reciting this stotram grants firm devotion to Shiva, worldly pleasures and liberation (Bhoga-Moksha), removal of ego and misfortune, the grace of Lakshmi, and attainment of the four Purusharthas.
Who should recite Sri Chandramouleesha Stotram?
Anyone who wishes to enhance their devotion to Shiva, improve their financial situation, attain mental peace, achieve spiritual progress, and seek auspicious outcomes in life can recite this stotram.
How many times should this Stotram be recited?
One can recite it at least once daily, or 3, 5, 11, 21, or 108 times. Regular recitation yields greater benefits.
What is the origin or author of this Stotram?
This Sri Chandramouleesha Stotram was composed by Sri Sacchidananda Shivabhinava Nrisimha Bharati Swamiji.

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