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Sri Ravi Stotram (Samba Purane)

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Shree ravi stotram' (saambapuraane)

Tvam' deva ri'shikartaa cha prakri'tih' purushah' prabhuh' |
Chhaayaa sanjnyaa pratisht'haapi niraalambo niraashrayah' || 1 ||

Aashrayah' sarvabhootaanaam' namaste'stu sadaa mama |
Tvam' deva sarvatashchakshuh' sarvatah' sarvadaa gatih' || 2 ||

Sarvadah' sarvadaa sarvah' sarvasevyastvamaartihaa |
Tvam' deva dhyaaninaam' dhyaanam' yoginaam' yoga uttamah' || 3 ||

Tvam' bhaashaaphaladah' sarvah' sadyah' paapaharo vibhuh' |
Sarvaartinaasham' no naasheekaranam' karunaa vibhuh' || 4 ||

Dayaashaktih' kshamaavaasah' saghri'nirghri'nimoortimaan |
Tvam' deva sri'sht'isam'haarasthitiroopah' suraadhipah' || 5 ||

Bakah' shosho vri'kodaahastushaaro dahanaatmakah' |
Pranataartiharo yogee yogamoorte namo'stu te || 6 ||

Tvam' deva hri'dayaananda shiroratnaprabhaamanih' |
Bodhakah' paat'hako dhyaayee graahako grahanaatmakah' || 7 ||

Tvam' deva niyamo nyaayee nyaayako nyaayavardhanah' |
Anityo niyato nityo nyaayamoorte namo'stu te || 8 ||

Tvam' deva traayase praaptaan paalayasyarpavasthitaan |
Oordvatraanaarditaan lokaan lokachakshurnamo'stu te || 9 ||

Damano'si tvam' durdaantah' saadhyaanaam' chaiva saadhakah' |
Bandhuh' svabandhuheenaanaam' namaste bandhuroopine || 10 ||

Iti shreesaambapuraane trichatvaarim'sho'dhyaaye ravi stotram ||

Meaning

Sri Ravi Stotram describes the Sun God as the supreme cause behind creation, sustenance, and dissolution. He is portrayed as the essence of Prakriti and Purusha, the inner eye of the universe and the unfailing refuge of all beings. The hymn praises him as the source of speech, intellect, justice, compassion, discipline, and spiritual illumination. For yogis, he is the highest meditation; for devotees, the remover of sin and suffering; for the helpless, a true relative and protector. His radiance destroys darkness, ignorance, sorrow, and obstacles, while nurturing life with vitality and clarity. The stotra emphasizes his role as the cosmic judge, the giver of wisdom, the purifier of karma, and the guiding force for all beings. Worship of the Sun as described here strengthens one’s moral conduct, mental clarity, courage, physical health, and spiritual progress.

Benefits:
    •    Boosts vitality, confidence, and mental sharpness
    •    Removes sin, inner darkness, fear, and negative influences
    •    Enhances learning, speech, reasoning, and discipline
    •    Provides protection, stability, and emotional balance
    •    Assists in spiritual growth and clarity of purpose

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Ravi Stotram (Samba Purane)?
It is a powerful hymn dedicated to Lord Surya (Sun God), mentioned in the Samba Purana. It describes Surya as the supreme Brahman, the cause of creation, sustenance, and dissolution, and the sole refuge of all beings.
When and how should one recite this Stotram?
It is most auspicious to recite this stotram daily in the morning at sunrise, after bathing and with a pure mind. It can be recited after offering Arghyam (water oblation) to the Sun God.
What are the main benefits of reciting Sri Ravi Stotram?
Reciting this stotram enhances physical and mental strength, removes sins and sorrows, improves intelligence and knowledge, and provides protection from enemies and diseases. It also boosts courage and self-confidence.
Who should recite this Stotram?
Anyone seeking the blessings of Lord Surya, wishing to be free from ailments, desiring to enhance knowledge and intellect, and aiming for stability and success in life can recite this stotram.
How many times should this Stotram be recited?
Depending on your time and devotion, it can be recited at least 11 or 21 times daily. Regular recitation yields better results and profound spiritual benefits.
What is the origin or source of this Stotram?
This stotram originates from the Samba Purana, one of the ancient Hindu scriptures. The Samba Purana elaborates on the glory of Lord Surya and the methods of his worship.

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