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Sri Datta Aparadha Kshamapana Stotram

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Shree datta aparaadha kshamaapana stotram'

Dattaatreyam' tvaam' namaami praseeda
Tvam' sarvaatmaa sarvakartaa na veda |
Ko'pyantam' te sarvadevaadhideva
Jnyaataajnyaataanme'paraadhaan kshamasva || 1 ||

Tvadudbhavatvaattvadadheenadheetvaa-
-ttvameva me vandya upaasya aatman |
Athaapi maud'hyaat smaranam' na te me
Kri'tam' kshamasva priyakri'nmahaatman || 2 ||

Bhogaapavargapradamaartabandhum'
Kaarunyasindhum' parihaaya bandhum |
Hitaaya chaanyam' parimaargayanti
Haa maadri'sho nasht'adri'sho vimood'haah' || 3 ||

Na matsamo yadyapi paapakartaa
Na tvatsamo'thaapi hi paapahartaa |
Na matsamo'nyo dayaneeya aarya
Na tvatsamah' kvaapi dayaaluvaryah' || 4 ||

Anaathanaatho'si sudeenabandho
Shreeshaa'nukampaamri'tapoornasindho |
Tvatpaadabhaktim' tava daasadaasyam'
Tvadeeyamantraarthadri'd'haikanisht'haam || 5 ||

Gurusmri'tim' nirmalabuddhimaadhi-
-vyaadhikshayam' me vijayam' cha dehi |
Isht'aarthasiddhim' varalokavashyam'
Dhanaannavri'ddhim' varagosamri'ddhim || 6 ||

Putraadilabdhim' ma udaarataam' cha
Deheesha me chaastvabhaya hi sarvatah' |
Brahmaagnibhoomyo nama oshadheebhyo
Vaache namo vaakpataye cha vishnave || 7 ||

Shaantaa'stu bhoornah' shivamantariksham'
Dyaushchaa'bhayam' no'stu dishah' shivaashcha |
Aapashcha vidyutparipaantu devaah'
Sham' sarvato me'bhayamastu shaantih' || 8 ||

Iti shreemadvaasudevaanandasarasvatee virachitam' shree dattaaparaadha kshamaapana stotram |

Meaning

Sri Dattatreya Aparadha Kshamapana Stotram is a devotional hymn of repentance and surrender before Lord Dattatreya. It expresses deep humility, seeking forgiveness for both known and unknown mistakes, and prays for spiritual upliftment, wisdom, protection, and prosperity.

Meaning (Balanced Summary):
The devotee begins by bowing to Dattatreya — the Supreme Self, the Lord of all gods, the One beyond comprehension — and pleads to forgive every conscious and unconscious transgression.

He admits his ignorance, forgetfulness and delusion, acknowledging that he foolishly sought other shelters despite Dattatreya being the true refuge. He recognizes that no sinner is as fallen as himself, and no savior is as compassionate as Dattatreya.

He prays for unshakeable devotion, purity of mind, remembrance of the Guru, destruction of diseases, worldly and spiritual success. He seeks mastery of speech, fulfillment of desires, removal of fear and suffering.

The final verses invoke universal peace — peace in earth, sky, directions, waters, herbs, and divine forces — ending with a prayer for complete wellbeing.

 

English Benefits

• Removes sins and emotional burdens
• Helps cultivate humility, repentance and inner purity
• Grants Guru’s grace, clarity and mental strength
• Brings peace, protection and healing
• Supports success in life, prosperity and family welfare
• Removes fear, obstacles and negative influences
• Enhances spiritual growth and devotion to Dattatreya

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Datta Aparadha Kshamapana Stotram?
It is a sacred hymn dedicated to Lord Dattatreya, in which devotees seek forgiveness for their known and unknown mistakes and sins, and pray for divine grace. It is a path of inner purification and surrender.
When and how should one recite this Stotram?
This Stotram can be recited daily, especially on Thursdays dedicated to Dattatreya or any auspicious day. It is best to recite it after bathing, with a pure mind, sitting before an image or idol of Lord Dattatreya.
What are the benefits of reciting Sri Datta Aparadha Kshamapana Stotram?
Reciting it helps in the forgiveness of sins and transgressions, brings peace of mind, bestows Guru's grace, removes obstacles, brings prosperity to the family, and aids in spiritual progress.
Who should recite this Stotram?
Devotees of Dattatreya, those who repent for their sins, those facing obstacles in life, those seeking spiritual advancement, and those longing for mental peace can recite this Stotram.
How many times should this Stotram be recited?
Generally, it is considered auspicious to recite it at least 11, 21, 51, or 108 times. Even reciting it once regularly yields good results.
What is the origin or source of this Stotram?
The exact origin of Sri Datta Aparadha Kshamapana Stotram is not clearly defined, but it is part of the Dattatreya tradition mentioned in ancient Hindu scriptures. Devotees have been reciting it for centuries to receive Dattatreya's grace.

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