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Sri Ramadootha (Anjaneya) Stotram

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Shree raamadoota (aanjaneya) stotram'

Ram' ram' ram' raktavarnam' dinakaravadanam' teekshnadam'sht'raakaraal'am'
Ram' ram' ram' ramyatejam' girichalanakaram' keertipanchaadi vaktram |
Ram' ram' ram' raajayogam' sakalashubhanidhim' saptabhetaal'abhedyam'
Ram' ram' ram' raakshasaantam' sakaladishayasham' raamadootam' namaami || 1 ||

Kham' kham' kham' khad'gahastam' vishajvaraharanam' vedavedaangadeepam'
Kham' kham' kham' khad'garoopam' tribhuvananilayam' devataasuprakaasham |
Kham' kham' kham' kalpavri'ksham' manimayamakut'am' maaya maayaasvaroopam'
Kham' kham' kham' kaalachakram' sakaladishayasham' raamadootam' namaami || 2 ||

Im' im' im' indravandyam' jalanidhikalanam' saumyasaamraajyalaabham'
Im' im' im' siddhiyogam' natajanasadayam' aaryapoojyaarchitaangam |
Im' im' im' sim'hanaadam' amri'takaratalam' aadiantyaprakaasham'
Im' im' im' chitsvaroopam' sakaladishayasham' raamadootam' namaami || 3 ||

Sam' sam' sam' saakshibhootam' vikasitavadanam' pingalaaksham' suraksham'
Sam' sam' sam' satyageetam' sakalamuninutam' shaastrasampatkareeyam |
Sam' sam' sam' saamavedam' nipuna sulalitam' nityatattvasvaroopam'
Sam' sam' sam' saavadhaanam' sakaladishayasham' raamadootam' namaami || 4 ||

Ham' ham' ham' ham'saroopam' sphut'avikat'amukham' sookshmasookshmaavataaram'
Ham' ham' ham' antaraatmam' ravishashinayanam' ramyagambheerabheemam |
Ham' ham' ham' at't'ahaasam' suravaranilayam' oordhvaromam' karaal'am'
Ham' ham' ham' ham'saham'sam' sakaladishayasham' raamadootam' namaami || 5 ||

Iti shree raamadoota stotram ||

Meaning

The “Sri Ramadootha (Anjaneya) Stotram” is a powerful hymn praising Hanuman in multiple divine forms. Each verse uses a specific seed syllable to invoke different aspects of Hanuman’s strength, compassion, knowledge and protective power. The hymn depicts him as the invincible messenger of Lord Rama, destroyer of demons, remover of fear and disease, and the embodiment of spiritual brilliance.

The first verse praises his red radiance, mountain-shaking strength, fearsome teeth, multi-faced glory and his role in destroying dark forces. The second verse hails his sword-bearing form, the one who cures toxins and fevers, illuminates the Vedas, grants prosperity like a wish-fulfilling tree, and governs the cosmic wheel of time. The third verse glorifies Hanuman adored by Indra, master of yogic powers, giver of compassion, roaring like a lion to dispel evil, and radiating the light of pure consciousness. The fourth verse invokes him as witness to everything, protector of sages, embodiment of sacred knowledge and eternal truth. The fifth verse describes his subtle and fierce forms, his cosmic vision, uproarious laugh that destroys evil, and his presence as the inner Self in all beings.

The stotram ultimately offers complete surrender to Hanuman, seeking protection, strength, discipline, success, clarity and liberation through his grace.

Benefits:
    •    Strong protection from negativity, enemies and unseen obstacles.
    •    Boosts courage, memory, intelligence and spiritual clarity.
    •    Removes fear, anxiety, disease and mental disturbances.
    •    Grants success in studies, career, and righteous goals.
    •    Strengthens devotion to Rama and deepens inner stability.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Ramadootha (Anjaneya) Stotram?
Sri Ramadootha (Anjaneya) Stotram is a powerful hymn that praises Lord Hanuman's immense strength, devotion, wisdom, and protective qualities. It invokes various divine forms of Hanuman using specific seed syllables (bija mantras).
When should one recite this stotram?
It is best to recite this stotram daily in the morning or evening, especially on Tuesdays and Saturdays. It can also be recited anytime one feels fear, anxiety, or is facing difficulties.
What are the main benefits of reciting this stotram?
Reciting this stotram offers strong protection from enemies, diseases, fears, and negative energies. It bestows courage, wisdom, self-confidence, and success in various endeavors.
Who should recite this stotram?
Anyone seeking protection, strength, wisdom, good health, and success can recite this stotram. It is particularly beneficial for those facing challenges, fears, or obstacles in life.
How many times should this stotram be recited?
One can recite this stotram 1, 3, 5, 11, or 108 times a day. Consistency and devotion in recitation are considered more important than the number of repetitions.
What is the origin or source of this stotram?
This stotram is part of the rich devotional literature dedicated to Lord Hanuman found in ancient Hindu scriptures. While a specific singular source might not be universally cited, it is a well-established and revered hymn within the devotional tradition.

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