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Sri Kamakshi Stotram (Paramacharya Krutam)

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shree kaamaakshee stotram' (paramaachaarya kri'tam')

mangal'acharane mangal'avadane mangal'adaayini kaamaakshi |
guruguhajanani kuru kalyaanam' kunjarijanani kaamaakshi || 1 ||

himagiritanaye mama hri'dinilaye sajjanasadaye kaamaakshi |
guruguhajanani kuru kalyaanam' kunjarijanani kaamaakshi || 2 ||

grahanutacharane gri'hasutadaayini nava nava bhavate kaamaakshi |
guruguhajanani kuru kalyaanam' kunjarijanani kaamaakshi || 3 ||

shivamukhavinute bhavasukhadaayini nava nava bhavate kaamaakshi |
guruguhajanani kuru kalyaanam' kunjarijanani kaamaakshi || 4 ||

bhakta sumaanasa taapavinaashini mangal'adaayini kaamaakshi |
guruguhajanani kuru kalyaanam' kunjarijanani kaamaakshi || 5 ||

kenopanishadvaakyavinodini devi paraashakti kaamaakshi |
guruguhajanani kuru kalyaanam' kunjarijanani kaamaakshi || 6 ||

parashivajaaye varamunibhaavye akhilaand'eshvari kaamaakshi |
guruguhajanani kuru kalyaanam' kunjarijanani kaamaakshi || 7 ||

haridraamand'alavaasini nityamangal'adaayini kaamaakshi |
guruguhajanani kuru kalyaanam' kunjarijanani kaamaakshi || 8 ||

iti paramaachaarya kri'ta shree kaamaakshee stotram |

Meaning

1.    O Kamakshi, auspicious-faced and ever-auspicious One!—O Mother of Guruguha (Subrahmanya), bestow welfare upon us, O Mother born of the celestial elephant!
    2.    Daughter of the Himalayan King, dwelling in my heart, compassionate to the virtuous—grant us goodness, O Kamakshi!
    3.    Adored by planets, giver of children and domestic happiness—renew our fortune through every birth.
    4.    Praised by Shiva himself, bestower of worldly joy—shower your grace across lifetimes, O Kamakshi!
    5.    Destroyer of the burning sorrow in devotees’ hearts, giver of auspiciousness—grant us serenity.
    6.    Delighting in the wisdom of the Kena Upanishad, Supreme Shakti, Consciousness Absolute—bless us with divine insight.
    7.    Consort of Parashiva, adored by sages, Universal Mother Akhilandeshwari—protect all worlds and grant peace.
    8.    Resident of the turmeric-hued mandala of Kanchi, eternally auspicious, ever-gracious—bestow auspiciousness unceasingly.

Summary:

This hymn, composed by Sri Chandrasekarendra Saraswati Mahaswamigal (the Kanchi Paramacharya), is a jewel of brevity and devotion. It’s both a meditation and a plea — merging reverence, philosophy, and surrender. The recurring refrain “Guruguhajanani kuru kalyāṇam, Kunjarijanani Kamākṣi” turns the prayer into a rhythm of love and surrender. Simple enough for daily recitation, profound enough for lifelong reflection.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Kamakshi Stotram (Paramacharya Krutam)?
It is a divine hymn dedicated to Goddess Kamakshi, composed by Jagadguru Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswati Mahaswamigal (Paramacharya) of Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham. It extols the auspicious form, compassion, and blessings of the Goddess.
When and how should one recite this Stotram?
This Stotram can be recited daily, especially on Fridays or auspicious days. It is best to recite it with a pure mind, meditating on Goddess Kamakshi, in a peaceful environment.
What are the benefits of reciting Sri Kamakshi Stotram?
Reciting this Stotram is believed to bestow all auspiciousness, mental peace, progeny, domestic happiness, growth in knowledge, and relief from ailments.
Who should recite this Stotram?
Devotees of Goddess Kamakshi, and anyone seeking peace, prosperity, and spiritual progress in their lives, can recite this Stotram with devotion and sincerity.
How many times should this Stotram be recited?
Generally, it is customary to recite it at least once daily, or in auspicious numbers like 3, 5, 9, or 11 times. Devotees can recite it as per their convenience and devotion.
What is the origin or author of this Stotram?
This Stotram was composed by Jagadguru Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswati Mahaswamigal, the 68th pontiff of Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham, popularly known as Paramacharya.

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