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Sri Neela Saraswati stotram

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Shree neelasarasvatee stotram'

Ghoraroope mahaaraave sarvashatrubhayankari |
Bhaktebhyo varade devi traahi maam' sharanaagatam || 1 ||

Suraa'suraarchite devi siddhagandharvasevite |
Jaad'yapaapahare devi traahi maam' sharanaagatam || 2 ||

Jat'aajoot'asamaayukte lolajihvaantakaarinee |
Drutabuddhikare devi traahi maam' sharanaagatam || 3 ||

Saumyakrodhadhare roope chand'aroope namo'stu te |
Sri'sht'iroope namastubhyam' traahi maam' sharanaagatam || 4 ||

Jad'aanaam' jad'ataam' hanti bhaktaanaam' bhaktavatsalaa |
Mood'hataam' hara me devi traahi maam' sharanaagatam || 5 ||

Hroom' hroonkaramaye devi balihomapriye namah' |
Ugrataare namo nityam' traahi maam' sharanaagatam || 6 ||

Buddhim' dehi yasho dehi kavitvam' dehi devi me |
Mood'hatvam' cha harerdevi traahi maam' sharanaagatam || 7 ||

Indraadivilasadvandvavandite karunaamayi |
Taare taaradhinaathaasye traahi maam' sharanaagatam || 8 ||

Asht'amyaam' cha chaturdashyaam' navamyaam' yah' pat'hennarah' |
Shanmaasaih' siddhimaapnoti naa'tra kaaryaa vichaaranaa || 9 ||

Mokshaarthee labhate moksham' dhanaarthee labhate dhanam |
Vidyaarthee labhate vidyaam' tarkavyaakaranaadikam || 10 ||

Idam' stotram' pat'hedyastu satatam' shraddhayaanvitah' |
Tasya shatruh' kshayam' yaati mahaaprajnyaa prajaayate || 11 ||

Peed'aayaam' vaapi sangraame jaad'ye daane tathaa bhaye |
Ya idam' pat'hati stotram' shubham' tasya na sam'shayah' || 12 ||

Iti pranamya stutvaa cha yonimudraam' pradarshayet ||

Iti shree neelasarasvatee stotram ||

Meaning

The Neelasaraswati Stotram praises the fierce yet benevolent form of Goddess Saraswati, known as Neela Saraswati or Ugra Tara. Despite Her terrifying appearance, Her heart is filled with compassion toward devotees.

The first verse describes Her as the destroyer of enemies and the giver of boons. The second verse highlights that gods, demons, siddhas, and gandharvas worship Her, and She removes ignorance and sins.

The third verse portrays Her with matted locks and a protruding tongue, granting sharp intellect and clarity. The fourth verse explains Her dual nature—gentle and fierce—while being the very embodiment of creation.

The fifth verse praises Her as the remover of foolishness and the loving protector of devotees. The sixth describes Her as the essence of the mantra “Hreem”, beloved in sacrificial rituals, and honored as Ugra Tara.

The seventh verse is a prayer asking for intelligence, fame, poetic skill, and the removal of ignorance. The eighth verse depicts Her as compassionate, worshipped by divine beings including Indra.

The concluding verses reveal the powerful results of chanting this hymn:
— Reciting it on Ashtami, Chaturdashi, or Navami grants siddhi within six months.
— One seeking liberation attains liberation; wealth-seekers gain wealth; students gain knowledge, logic, and grammar.
— Enemies perish, wisdom blossoms, and all dangers—fear, war, suffering—are dispelled.

This stotram is a potent hymn for seekers of knowledge, strength, spiritual growth, and protection.

Benefits:
    •    Removes ignorance, confusion, and mental dullness.
    •    Grants intelligence, memory power, eloquence, and poetic ability.
    •    Provides divine protection in danger, war, fear, or obstacles.
    •    Confers wealth, knowledge, and liberation based on the devotee’s intention.
    •    Strengthens spiritual discipline and mantra siddhi.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Neela Saraswati Stotram?
Sri Neela Saraswati Stotram is a powerful hymn dedicated to Neela Saraswati, the fierce form of Goddess Saraswati, the deity of knowledge and power. It bestows wisdom, courage, and destroys enemies for devotees.
When should one recite this stotram?
Reciting this stotram on Ashtami, Chaturdashi, or Navami tithis is considered highly auspicious. It can also be recited regularly on any day with devotion.
What are the main benefits of chanting Sri Neela Saraswati Stotram?
Chanting this stotram removes dullness, ignorance, and fear from enemies. It grants sharp intellect, eloquence, poetic skill, and fulfills desired outcomes.
Who can recite Sri Neela Saraswati Stotram?
Any devotee seeking knowledge, wisdom, courage, protection from enemies, and spiritual progress can recite this stotram with devotion. It is particularly beneficial for students and artists.
How many times should this stotram be recited?
One can recite it at least 11, 21, 51, or 108 times a day. Consistent recitation yields the best results over time.
What is the origin or significance of Neela Saraswati?
Neela Saraswati is a form of Tara Devi, one of the Dasha Mahavidyas, representing the fierce aspect of knowledge and power. She is the goddess who destroys ignorance and grants supreme wisdom.

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