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Sri Ghatikachala Yoga Nrisimha Mangalam

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śrī ghaṭikācala yoganṛsiṃha maṃgal̤aṃ

ghaṭikācalaśṛṃgāgra vimānodaravāsine |
nikhilāmarasevyāya narasiṃhāya maṃgal̤am || 1 ||

udīcīraṃganivasat sumanastomasūktibhiḥ |
nityābhivṛddhayaśase narasiṃhāya maṃgal̤am || 2 ||

sudhāvallīpariṣvaṃgasurabhīkṛtavakṣase |
ghaṭikādrinivāsāya śrīnṛsiṃhāya maṃgal̤am || 3 ||

sarvāriṣṭavināśāya sarveṣṭaphaladāyine |
ghaṭikādrinivāsāya śrīnṛsiṃhāya maṃgal̤am || 4 ||

mahāgurumanaḥpadmamadhyanityanivāsine |
bhaktocitāya bhavatāt maṃgal̤aṃ śāśvatīḥ samāḥ || 5 ||

śrīmatyai viṣṇucittāryamanonaṃdana hetave |
naṃdanaṃdanasuṃdaryai godāyai nityamaṃgal̤am || 6 ||

śrīmanmahābhūtapure śrīmatkeśavayajvanaḥ |
kāṃtimatyāṃ prasūtāya yatirājāya maṃgal̤am || 7 ||

pāduke yatirājasya kathayaṃti yadākhyayā |
tasya dāśaratheḥ pādau śirasā dhārayāmyaham || 8 ||

śrīmate ramyajāmātṛmunīṃdrāya mahātmane |
śrīraṃgavāsine bhūyāt nityaśrīḥ nityamaṃgal̤am || 9 ||

saumyajāmātṛyogīṃdra caraṇāṃbujaṣaṭpadam |
devarājaguruṃ vaṃde divyajñānapradaṃ śubham || 10 ||

vādhūlaśrīnivāsāryatanayaṃ vinayādhikam |
prajñānidhiṃ prapadye'haṃ śrīnivāsamahāgurum || 11 ||

caṃḍamārutavedāṃtavijayādisvasūktibhiḥ |
vedāṃtarakṣakāyāstu mahācāryāya maṃgal̤am || 12 ||

iti śrī ghaṭikācala yoganṛsiṃha maṃgal̤a stotram |

Meaning

This Mangala Stotram is a hymn of auspicious invocation to Sri Yoga Nrisimha of Ghatikachalam (Solingar), and also honors the great lineage of Vaishnava Acharyas who served under His grace. It expresses gratitude, reverence, and divine harmony.

1️⃣ Salutations to Lord Nrisimha, who dwells within the sanctum atop Ghatikachala Hill, worshipped by all devas.
2️⃣ To Him whose glory ever expands through the praises of sages and celestial beings — auspiciousness to the Lord of Ahobila.
3️⃣ To the Lord whose chest is fragrant with Lakshmi’s embrace, ever dwelling in the sacred Ghatikachala.
4️⃣ To the One who removes all calamities and bestows all desired blessings — auspiciousness forever.
5️⃣ To the Lord residing eternally in the heart-lotus of the great Guru — may His grace shine eternally.
6️⃣ To Goda Devi, born of Vishnuchitta (Periyalvar), the embodiment of devotion and divine joy — eternal mangalam.
7️⃣ To Sri Ramanuja, the illustrious Yatiraja, born in the noble family of Keshavayajvan — auspiciousness forever.
8️⃣ I bow to Swami Desika, the poet-saint who extolled the glory of Yatiraja’s Padukas.
9️⃣ To Ramya Jamatru Muni, the resident of Srirangam, who radiates wisdom and grace — endless mangalam.
10️⃣ To Devaraja Guru, the disciple of Soumya Jamatru, bestower of divine knowledge.
11️⃣ To Srinivasa Mahaguru, son of Vadhula Srinivasa Acharya — humble, wise, radiant with devotion.
12️⃣ To the great Vedanta protector, author of Chandamaruta and Vedanta Vijaya — may auspiciousness be forever upon him.

Summary:
Sri Ghatikachala Yoga Nrisimha Mangalam is both a prayer and a lineage-hymn — celebrating the Lord of Solingar, Yoga Nrisimha, and His saintly devotees from Periyalvar to Ramanuja and Vedanta scholars. The hymn reflects the essence of Sri Vaishnava tradition — divine surrender, Guru bhakti, and blissful awareness. Reciting it invokes spiritual calm, wisdom, and lasting peace.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Ghatikachala Yoga Nrisimha Mangalam Stotram?
It is a sacred hymn of auspicious invocation dedicated to Sri Yoga Nrisimha Swami of Sholingur (ancient Ghatikachalam) in Tamil Nadu, and also honors the revered Sri Vaishnava Acharya lineage. It glorifies the Lord and the Gurus.
When and how should one recite this Stotram?
This Stotram can be recited daily in the morning or evening after bathing, with a pure mind, meditating on the Lord and the Gurus. Reciting it on Tuesdays and Saturdays is considered especially beneficial.
What are the benefits of reciting Sri Ghatikachala Yoga Nrisimha Mangalam?
Reciting this Stotram removes all obstacles, fulfills desires, enhances spiritual knowledge, brings peace and prosperity to the mind, and earns the grace of the Gurus.
Who should recite this Stotram?
Anyone with devotion and faith in Lord Nrisimha and the Sri Vaishnava Acharyas can recite it, especially those facing difficulties in life or seeking spiritual progress.
How many times should this Stotram be recited?
For best results, it can be recited at least 11 or 21 times daily. Reciting with devotion and sincerity is most important.
What is the origin or history of this Stotram?
This Stotram is part of ancient devotional literature that extols the glory of Yoga Nrisimha Swami of Ghatikachala (Sholingur) and the importance of the Sri Vaishnava Guru Parampara. While its specific authorship is not always mentioned, it is an integral part of the tradition.

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