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Sri Rama Pancharatnam

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śrī rāma paṃcaratnaṃ

kaṃjātapatrāyatalocanāya
karṇāvataṃsojjvalakuṃḍalāya |
kāruṇyapātrāya suvaṃśajāya
namo'stu rāmāya salakṣmaṇāya || 1 ||

vidyunnibhāṃbhodasuvigrahāya
vidyādharaiḥ saṃstutasadguṇāya |
vīrāvatārāya virodhihaṃtre
namo'stu rāmāya salakṣmaṇāya || 2 ||

saṃsaktadivyāyudhakārmukāya
samudragarvāpaharāyudhāya |
sugrīvamitrāya surārihaṃtre
namo'stu rāmāya salakṣmaṇāya || 3 ||

pītāṃbarālaṃkṛtamadhyakāya
pitāmaheṃdrāmaravaṃditāya |
pitre svabhaktasya janasya mātre
namo'stu rāmāya salakṣmaṇāya || 4 ||

namo namaste'khilapūjitāya
namo namaścaṃdranibhānanāya |
namo namaste raghuvaṃśajāya
namo'stu rāmāya salakṣmaṇāya || 5 ||

imāni paṃcaratnāni trisaṃdhyaṃ yaḥ paṭhennaraḥ |
sarvapāpavinirmuktaḥ sa yāti paramāṃ gatim || 6 ||

iti śrīrāmakarṇāmṛtāṃtargataṃ śrīrāmapaṃcaratnam |

Meaning

1.    To Him whose eyes are like lotus petals…
Salutations to Sri Rama with lotus-like eyes, radiant earrings, and a heart filled with compassion, along with noble Lakshmana.
    2.    To the one whose form glows like lightning within clouds…
Praise to Rama, whose divine virtues are adored by celestial beings and who descended to destroy evil forces.
    3.    To the wielder of celestial weapons…
Homage to Rama who humbled the ocean’s pride, befriended Sugriva, and vanquished the enemies of gods.
    4.    To the one adorned with yellow garments…
Salutations to Rama, adored by Brahma and Indra, who is both father and mother to His devotees.
    5.    To the one worshipped by all…
Salutations to Rama, the moon-faced Lord of the Raghu dynasty, ever accompanied by Lakshmana.
    6.    Whoever recites these five gems thrice daily…
Becomes purified of all sins and attains the supreme goal — liberation and eternal bliss.

Summary:

Sri Rama Pancharatnam is a set of five gem-like verses from Rama Karnamritam that glorify Lord Rama’s divine beauty, valor, compassion, and supremacy. Each verse reflects the essence of devotion — surrender, purity, and dharma. Regular recitation, especially during morning, noon, and evening, removes all sins, brings peace and devotion, and leads the soul toward liberation in Lord Rama’s presence.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Rama Pancharatnam?
It is a beautiful collection of five verses (gems) that glorify Lord Rama's divine form, virtues, valor, and compassion. It is taken from the sacred text 'Sri Rama Karnamritam'.
When and how should one recite Sri Rama Pancharatnam Stotram?
It is recommended to recite this stotram thrice daily (morning, noon, and evening) after bathing, with a pure mind. It can be recited in front of an image or idol of Lord Rama.
What are the main benefits of reciting this stotram?
Recitation of Sri Rama Pancharatnam is believed to remove all sins, bring peace of mind, offer protection from difficulties, and ultimately lead to the attainment of liberation (moksha).
Who can recite Sri Rama Pancharatnam Stotram?
Devotees of Lord Rama, those seeking mental peace and spiritual progress, and individuals desiring liberation from sins and the attainment of moksha can recite this stotram. There are no specific restrictions.
How many times should this stotram be recited?
According to the Phalashruti (benefits section), one should recite this stotram at least once during each of the three sandhyas (morning, noon, and evening). More recitations are believed to yield greater benefits.
What is the origin of Sri Rama Pancharatnam Stotram?
This stotram is an integral part of the renowned text 'Sri Rama Karnamritam'. It is an important work that deeply expresses devotion to Lord Rama.

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