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Sri Rama Apaduddharana Stotram

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śrī rāma āpaduddhāraṇa stotraṃ

āpadāmapahartāraṃ dātāraṃ sarvasaṃpadām |
lokābhirāmaṃ śrīrāmaṃ bhūyo bhūyo namāmyaham || 1 ||

ārtānāmārtihaṃtāraṃ bhītānāṃ bhītināśanam |
dviṣatāṃ kāladaṃḍaṃ taṃ rāmacaṃdraṃ namāmyaham || 2 ||

namaḥ kodaṃḍahastāya saṃdhīkṛtaśarāya ca |
khaṃḍitākhiladaityāya rāmāyāpannivāriṇe || 3 ||

rāmāya rāmabhadrāya rāmacaṃdrāya vedhase |
raghunāthāya nāthāya sītāyāḥ pataye namaḥ || 4 ||

agrataḥ pṛṣṭhataścaiva pārśvataśca mahābalau |
ākarṇapūrṇadhanvānau rakṣetāṃ rāmalakṣmaṇau || 5 ||

sannaddhaḥ kavacī khaḍgī cāpabāṇadharo yuvā |
gacchan mamāgrato nityaṃ rāmaḥ pātu salakṣmaṇaḥ || 6 ||

acyutānaṃtagoviṃda namoccāraṇabheṣajāt |
naśyaṃti sakalā rogāḥ satyaṃ satyaṃ vadāmyaham || 7 ||

satyaṃ satyaṃ punaḥ satyamuddhṛtya bhujamucyate |
vedācchāstraṃ paraṃ nāsti na devaṃ keśavātparam || 8 ||

śarīre jarjharībhūte vyādhigraste kalevare |
auṣadhaṃ jāhnavītoyaṃ vaidyo nārāyaṇo hariḥ || 9 ||

āloḍya sarvaśāstrāṇi vicārya ca punaḥ punaḥ |
idamekaṃ suniṣpannaṃ dhyeyo nārāyaṇo hariḥ || 10 ||

Meaning

  1. I bow again and again to Lord Rama…

    The remover of distress, giver of all wealth, beloved of the world — I bow repeatedly to Sri Rama.

  2. To the destroyer of sorrow and fear…

    He who removes the grief of the suffering, destroys fear and evil — Lord Rama, the chastiser of the wicked.

  3. Salutations to Him who wields the Kodanda bow…

    The destroyer of all demons, the remover of dangers — I bow to Sri Rama.

  4. To Rama, Ramabhadra, and Ramachandra…

    The Lord of Sita and protector of the Raghu lineage — my obeisance.

  5. May Rama and Lakshmana protect me always…

    With full-drawn bows, may they guard me in front, behind, and on all sides.

  6. Armed and armored, ever vigilant…

    May the valiant Rama, with Lakshmana by His side, walk before me and guard me always.

  7. The names Achyuta, Ananta, Govinda…

    Merely uttering these names destroys all diseases — this is the eternal truth.

  8. Raising my hand, I declare the truth again…

    There is no scripture higher than the Vedas, no god greater than Keshava.

  9. When the body is frail and diseased…

    The water of the Ganga is the medicine, and Lord Narayana Himself is the divine physician.

  10. After studying all scriptures deeply…

    The final truth is one — the only one worthy of meditation is Lord Narayana, the Supreme Hari.

Summary:

Sri Rama Apaduddharana Stotram is a powerful hymn of deliverance — invoking Lord Rama as the ultimate savior from sorrow, fear, illness, and adversity. It teaches that remembrance of the divine names Rama or Narayana acts as the greatest protection and medicine for both body and soul. Chanting this hymn with devotion strengthens faith, brings peace, removes sin, and fills life with divine grace.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Rama Apaduddharana Stotram?
It is a powerful and sacred hymn dedicated to Lord Rama, praising Him as the remover of distress, destroyer of fear, and bestower of all wealth. 'Apaduddharana' means 'one who delivers from dangers'.
When and how should one recite this Stotram?
This Stotram can be recited daily in the morning after bathing, with a pure mind, sitting before an image of Lord Rama. It can also be recited during times of distress or when seeking peace of mind.
What are the benefits of reciting Sri Rama Apaduddharana Stotram?
Reciting this Stotram helps remove difficulties, alleviates fear and instills courage, brings wealth and prosperity, cures diseases and improves health, and leads to spiritual upliftment.
Who can recite this Stotram?
Anyone who has devotion towards Lord Rama can recite this Stotram, regardless of age, caste, or creed. Reciting with devotion brings auspicious results to all.
How many times should this Stotram be recited?
It is auspicious to recite this Stotram 11, 21, 51, or 108 times daily. Even reciting it once a day is beneficial, depending on your convenience.
What is the origin or source of this Stotram?
The Sri Rama Apaduddharana Stotram is a part of the ancient Hindu scriptures. It embodies the essence of sacred texts like the Ramayana and extols the glory of Lord Rama.

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