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Sri Shambhu Deva Prarthana

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Shree shambhudeva praarthana

Jaya phaalanayana shritalolanayana sitashailanayana sharvaa |
Jaya kaalakaala jaya mri'tyumri'tyu jaya devadeva shambho || 1 ||

Jaya chandramaul'i namadindramaul'i manisaandrahel'i charanaa |
Jaya yogamaarga jitaraagadurga muniyaagabhaaga bhargaa || 2 ||

Jaya svargavaasi mativargabhaasi pratisargasarga kalpaa |
Jaya bandhujeeva sumabandhujeeva samasaandhya raaga joot'aa || 3 ||

Jaya chand'achand'atara taand'avograbhara kampamaana bhuvanaa |
Jaya haara heera ghanasaara saaratara shaaradaabhraroopaa || 4 ||

Jaya shri'ngi shri'ngi shruti bhri'ngi bhri'ngi bhri'ti nandi nandi vinutee |
Jaya kaalakant'ha kalakant'hakant'ha surasundareestuta shree || 5 ||

Jaya bhaavajaata samabhaavajaata sukal'aajita priyaahree |
Jaya dagdhabhaava bhava snigdhabhaava bhava mugdhabhaava bhavanaa || 6 ||

Jaya rund'amaali jaya rookshaveeksha ruchirundraroopa rudraa |
Jaya naasikaagra nayanogra dri'sht'i janitaagni bhugna vibhavaa || 7 ||

Jaya ghora ghoratarataapajaapa tapa ugraroopa vijitaa |
Jaya kaantimaali jaya kraantikeli jaya shaantishaali shoolee || 8 ||

Jaya sooryachandrashikhi soochanaagra nayalochanaagra ugraa |
Jaya brahma vishnu puruhoota mukhya surasannutaanghri yugmaa || 9 ||

Jaya phaalanetra jaya chandrasheersha jaya naagabhoosha shoolee |
Jaya kaalakaala jaya mri'tyumri'tyu jaya devadeva shambho || 10 ||

Meaning

Sri Shambhu Deva Prarthana is a powerful hymn praising Lord Shiva as the conqueror of time, destroyer of death, and protector of all living beings. Every verse, beginning with “Jaya,” glorifies a specific divine attribute of Shiva — his cosmic dance, his third eye, his compassion, his terrifying form, and his supreme grace.

Essence

• Shiva, the One with the third eye, who burns away ignorance
• Lord who defeats Time and Death
• The moon-crested One worshipped by gods and yogis
• The Lord whose cosmic dance shakes the universe
• The compassionate One who dissolves sins
• The fierce Rudra who destroys evil
• The peaceful Lord who grants auspiciousness
• The supreme being above Brahma, Vishnu, and Indra
• The eternal protector who guides devotees to liberation

Benefits

• Removes fear & negative karma
• Brings peace, courage, clarity
• Protects from danger & untimely death
• Grants spiritual strength & inner purity
• Deepens devotion and connection with Shiva

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Shambhu Deva Prarthana?
Sri Shambhu Deva Prarthana is a sacred hymn that praises Lord Shiva's various forms, powers, and cosmic glory. It describes Shiva as the conqueror of time, destroyer of death, and the doer of creation, sustenance, and dissolution.
When should Sri Shambhu Deva Prarthana be recited?
This stotra can be recited daily in the morning or evening, especially on Mondays, during Shiva-dedicated festivals (like Shivaratri), or during times of distress. It should be recited with a pure mind and devotion.
What are the main benefits of reciting this stotra?
Reciting this stotra removes fear, dangers, and sins. It brings mental peace, courage, good health, family protection, and ultimately, the grace of Shiva and spiritual growth.
Who should recite this prayer?
Anyone with devotion to Lord Shiva can recite this prayer, regardless of gender, age, or background. It is particularly beneficial for those seeking mental peace, protection, or spiritual progress.
How many times should this stotra be recited?
Generally, reciting this stotra at least once a day, or 11, 21, or 108 times, is considered auspicious. You can increase the number of recitations according to your time and devotion.
What is the origin of Sri Shambhu Deva Prarthana Stotra?
The exact origin of this stotra is not clearly defined, but it is part of ancient Hindu scriptures and the devotional tradition that glorifies Shiva's greatness. It is a divine prayer born from the experience of devotees.

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