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Sri Matangi Stotram

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shree maatangee stotram'

eeshvara uvaacha |
aaraadhya maatashcharanaambuje te
brahmaadayo vistri'takeertimaapuh' |
anye param' vaa vibhavam' muneendraah'
paraam' shriyam' bhaktibharena chaanye || 1

namaami deveem' navachandramaul'e-
-rmaatangineem' chandrakal'aavatam'saam |
aamnaayapraaptipratipaaditaartham'
prabodhayanteem' priyamaadarena || 2 ||

vinamradevaasuramaul'iratnai-
-rneeraajitam' te charanaaravindam |
bhajanti ye devi maheepateenaam'
vrajanti te sampadamaadarena || 3 ||

kri'taarthayanteem' padaveem' padaabhyaa-
-maasphaalayanteem' kri'tavallakeem' taam |
maatangineem' saddhri'dayaam' dhinomi
leelaam'shukaam' shuddhanitambabimbaam || 4 ||

taaleedal'enaarpitakarnabhooshaam'
maadhveemadodghoornitanetrapadmaam |
ghanastaneem' shambhuvadhoom' namaami
tat'illataakaantimanarghyabhooshaam || 5 ||

chirena lakshyam' navalomaraajyaa
smaraami bhaktyaa jagataamadheeshe |
valitrayaad'hyam' tama madhyamamba
neelotpalaam'shushriyamaavahantyaah' || 6 ||

kaantyaa kat'aakshaih' kamalaakaraanaam'
kadambamaalaanchitakeshapaasham |
maatangakanyaam' hri'di bhaavayaami
dhyaayeyamaaraktakapolabimbam || 7 ||

bimbaadharanyastalalaamavashya-
-maaleelaleelaalakamaayataaksham |
mandasmitam' te vadanam' maheshi
stutyaanayaa shankaradharmapatneem || 8 ||

maatangineem' vaagadhidevataam' taam'
stuvanti ye bhaktiyutaa manushyaah' |
paraam' shriyam' nityamupaashrayanti
paratra kailaasatale vasanti || 9 ||

udyadbhaanumareechiveechivilasadvaaso vasaanaam' paraam'
gaureem' sangatipaanakarparakaraamaanandakandodbhavaam |
gunjaahaarachaladvihaarahri'dayaamaapeenatungastaneem'
mattasmeramukheem' namaami sumukheem' shaavaasanaasedusheem || 10 ||

iti shreerudrayaamale maatangee stotram |

Meaning

    1.    Lord Shiva says — “O Divine Mother! Those who worship Your lotus feet attain fame and glory greater than even the gods; sages too gain supreme wealth and wisdom through Your devotion.”
    2.    I bow to Goddess Matangi, adorned with the crescent moon, who bestows sacred knowledge revealed in the Vedas and awakens divine wisdom in Her devotees.
    3.    Even the gods and demons adore Her lotus feet with gems; kings who worship Her attain great prosperity and success.
    4.    I praise the gentle Goddess Matangi, who plays the Veena and delights the hearts of Her devotees — graceful and radiant like a living melody.
    5.    With leaf-like earrings, lotus-like eyes, and the brilliance of lightning, She shines as the beloved of Shiva, glowing with divine beauty.
    6.    O Mother, whose waist is adorned with three folds of beauty and whose body glows like the blue lotus — I meditate on You with devotion.
    7.    I hold in my heart the daughter of Sage Matanga, Her hair adorned with garlands of kadamba flowers, Her compassionate eyes like lotus petals.
    8.    O Maheshwari, with red lips, tender smile, and serene face — I bow to You, the consort of Shiva.
    9.    Those who praise Goddess Matangi with devotion gain supreme fortune and reside eternally in Kailasa, the divine abode.
    10.    I worship Sumukhi, seated on a corpse, radiant as the rising sun, with gentle smile, round breasts, and divine brilliance — the embodiment of bliss.

Summary:
This hymn from the Rudra Yamala Tantra is a luminous praise by Lord Shiva of Goddess Matangi — the Goddess of speech, music, and spiritual power. She embodies beauty, compassion, and eloquence. Worshiping her brings wealth, wisdom, artistic inspiration, and divine favor. The stotra transforms one’s speech into grace and one’s mind into pure devotion, leading to liberation and divine communion.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Matangi Stotram?
Sri Matangi Stotram is a powerful hymn dedicated to Goddess Matangi, one of the Dasha Mahavidyas. Originating from the Rudrayamala Tantra, it features Lord Shiva himself extolling the virtues and benefits of worshipping the Goddess.
When and how should one recite the Matangi Stotram?
This stotram should be recited daily in the morning after bathing, with a pure mind. It is especially beneficial to recite on Fridays, Purnima (full moon days), or during festivals dedicated to Goddess Matangi. One should sit before an image or idol of the Goddess and recite with concentration.
What are the main benefits of reciting this Stotram?
Reciting this stotram bestows eloquence, knowledge, proficiency in arts, wealth, fame, and spiritual upliftment. Devotees' wishes are fulfilled, and they experience mental peace and happiness.
Who can recite this Stotram?
Anyone seeking improvement in speech, knowledge, arts, and music, including students, artists, musicians, and public speakers, can recite this stotram. Devotees of Goddess Matangi also recite it for their spiritual growth and well-being.
How many times should this Stotram be recited?
Generally, this stotram can be recited at least once daily, or 11, 21, or 108 times. For optimal results, it is recommended to recite it regularly for 40 days with a specific resolve.
What is the origin of the Matangi Stotram?
The Sri Matangi Stotram originates from the ancient Hindu scripture, the Rudrayamala Tantra. This tantra details the worship and glorification of the Dasha Mahavidyas, including Goddess Matangi.

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