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Sri Divakara Panchakam

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Shree divaakara panchakam'

Atulyaveeryamugratejasam' suram'
Sukaantimindriyapradam' sukaantidam |
Kri'paarasaikapoornamaadiroopinam'
Divaakaram' sadaa bhaje subhaasvaram || 1 ||

Inam' maheepatim' cha nityasam'stutam'
Kalaasuvarnabhooshanam' rathasthitam |
Achintyamaatmaroopinam' grahaashrayam'
Divaakaram' sadaa bhaje subhaasvaram || 2 ||

Ushodayam' vasupradam' suvarchasam'
Vidikprakaashakam' kavim' kri'paakaram |
Sushaantamoortimoordhvagam' jagajjvalam'
Divaakaram' sadaa bhaje subhaasvaram || 3 ||

Ri'shiprapoojitam' varam' viyachcharam'
Param' prabhum' saroruhasya vallabham |
Samastabhoomipam' cha taarakaapatim'
Divaakaram' sadaa bhaje subhaasvaram || 4 ||

Grahaadhipam' gunaanvitam' cha nirjaram'
Sukhapradam' shubhaashayam' bhayaapaham |
Hiranyagarbhamuttamam' cha bhaaskaram'
Divaakaram' sadaa bhaje subhaasvaram || 5 ||

Iti shree divaakara panchakam |

Meaning

The Sri Divakara Panchakam praises the radiant, compassionate, and all-nourishing form of Lord Surya in five poetic verses. Surya is described as the one with incomparable strength and fierce brilliance, who illumines the world and empowers all senses. He bestows beauty, vitality, and auspiciousness while being filled with boundless compassion. He is the primordial source, the beginning of all creation.

Surya is eternally praised by all beings, ruling the earth like a sovereign king. Adorned with golden hues and riding the divine chariot, he is the refuge of all planets and beings. His rise at dawn brings wealth, light, clarity, and inspiration. He is the poet of the universe, nurturing all directions with wisdom and illumination.

He is revered by sages, loved by lotuses, and worshipped as the lord of the heavens. As the lord of all planets, the giver of virtues, destroyer of fear, and source of bliss, Surya shines as Hiranyagarbha—the golden cosmic womb. His radiance blesses the world with health, prosperity, strength, and purity.

Chanting this Panchakam with devotion invokes Surya’s benevolent light, dispelling darkness and suffering while filling life with strength and auspiciousness.

Benefits:
    •    Increases health, vitality, radiance, and positive energy
    •    Removes diseases, sorrow, weaknesses, and negative influences
    •    Grants prosperity, success, and auspicious growth
    •    Strengthens courage, clarity, peace, and spiritual stability
    •    Enhances intellect, creativity, and inner brightness

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Divakara Panchakam?
Sri Divakara Panchakam is a sacred stotra consisting of five verses dedicated to Lord Surya (the Sun God). It beautifully praises Surya's immense power, radiance, compassion, and divine attributes as the sustainer of the universe.
When should one recite Sri Divakara Panchakam?
It is most auspicious to recite this stotra daily in the morning during sunrise. Chanting it after offering Arghyam (water oblation) to the Sun is believed to yield enhanced benefits.
What are the benefits of reciting Sri Divakara Panchakam?
Reciting this stotra bestows numerous benefits such as good health, physical radiance, wisdom, prosperity, mental peace, and removal of fears. It fills life with positive energy and dispels negativity.
Who should recite Sri Divakara Panchakam?
Devotees of Lord Surya, those seeking good health, knowledge, and prosperity, and anyone desiring positive transformations in their life can recite this stotra. It is universally beneficial.
How many times should Sri Divakara Panchakam be recited?
One can recite this stotra daily at least one, three, or five times. For greater benefits, chanting it 11, 21, 54, or 108 times is considered highly effective and auspicious.
What is the origin of Sri Divakara Panchakam?
Sri Divakara Panchakam is part of ancient Hindu devotional literature. While its specific origin in a particular Purana or Upanishad is not widely documented, it has been traditionally recited for ages as part of Surya worship.

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