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Sri Shanmukha Bhujanga Stuti

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Shree shanmukha bhujanga stutih'

Hriyaa lakshmyaa vallyaa surapri'tanayaa''lingitatanuh'
Mayooraarood'ho'yam' shivavadanapankeruharavih' |
Shad'aasyo bhaktaanaamachalahri'divaasam' pratanavai
Iteemam' buddhim' draagachalanilayah' sanjanayati || 1 ||

Smitanyakkri'tenduprabhaakundapushpam'
Sitaabhraagaruprasht'hagandhaanuliptam |
Shritaasheshalokesht'adaanaamaradrum'
Sadaa shanmukham' bhaavaye hri'tsaroje || 2 ||

Shareerendriyaadaavahambhaavajaataan
Shad'oormeervikaaraam'shcha shatroonnihantum |
Nataanaam' dadhe yastamaasyaabjashat'kam'
Sadaa shanmukham' bhaavaye hri'tsaroje || 3 ||

Aparnaakhyavalleesamaashleshayogaat
Puraa sthaanuto yo'janisht'aamaraartham |
Vishaakham' nage vallikaa''lingitam' tam'
Sadaa shanmukham' bhaavaye hri'tsaroje || 4 ||

Gukaarena vaachyam' tamo baahyamantah'
Svadehaabhayaa jnyaanadaanena hanti |
Ya enam' guham' vedasheershaikameyam'
Sadaa shanmukham' bhaavaye hri'tsaroje || 5 ||

Yatah' karmamaargo bhuvi khyaapitastam'
Svanri'tye nimittasya hetum' viditvaa |
Vahatyaadaraanmeghanaadaanulaasee
Sadaa shanmukham' bhaavaye hri'tsaroje || 6 ||

Kri'paavaariraashirnri'naamaastikatvam'
Dri'd'ham' kartumadyaapi yah' kukkut'aadeen |
Bhri'sham' paachitaan jeevayanraajate tam'
Sadaa shanmukham' bhaavaye hri'tsaroje || 7 ||

Bhujangaprayaatena vri'ttena kluptaam'
Stutim' shanmukhasyaadaraadye pat'hanti |
Suputraayuraarogyasampadvishisht'aan
Karotyeva taan shanmukhah' sadvidagryaan || 8 ||

Iti shreeshri'ngeri shaaradaapeet'ha jagadguru shreechandrashekharabhaaratee svaamibhih' virachitam' shreeshanmukha bhujanga stutih' |

Meaning

This Bhujanga-meter hymn beautifully praises Lord Shanmukha’s grace, purity, wisdom and protective power. It guides the devotee inward, stabilizing the heart in devotion and clarity.

Essence of the Stuti:
• Verse 1: The Lord embraced by Lakshmi, Valli and Devasena; peacock-mounted; radiant like Shiva; the one who gently settles into the devotee’s heart as pure awareness.
• Verse 2: His smile surpasses moonlight; His beauty exceeds sandal and jasmine; He is the divine wish-granting tree who fulfills all sincere desires.
• Verse 3: He destroys ego, negativity and the six inner enemies, granting purity, restraint, and spiritual strength.
• Verse 4: Born from Parvati’s tapas for the protection of the gods, lovingly embraced by Valli on Mount Vishakha — the divine commander.
• Verse 5: “Gu” removes ignorance; “Ha” grants knowledge — hence He is Guha, the inner light, the essence of the Vedas.
• Verse 6: He is the energizing force behind Shiva’s cosmic dance; He reveals the path of righteous action; His thunderous peacock cry inspires strength.
• Verse 7: The ocean of compassion who affirms faith, protects all beings, uplifts even the helpless — the ever-living guardian.
• Verse 8 (Phalashruti): Reciting this stuti brings long life, noble children, health, prosperity, clarity of mind and excellence in life.

Benefits
    •    Removes negativity, fear, stress, ego
    •    Grants clarity, discipline, inner stability
    •    Ensures family welfare, children, prosperity
    •    Protects devotees from harm and obstacles
    •    Strengthens devotion and spiritual growth
    •    Enhances confidence and success in efforts
    •    Very effective for health and mental peace

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Shanmukha Bhujanga Stuti?
Sri Shanmukha Bhujanga Stuti is a powerful hymn praising Lord Subramanya's glory, compassion, wisdom, and protective power. Composed in the Bhujanga Prayata meter, it brings mental peace, concentration, and spiritual progress to devotees.
When and how should one recite this Stuti?
It is best to recite this Stuti daily in the morning after bathing, with a pure mind. Reciting it on Tuesdays or on the Shashti Tithi is considered especially auspicious. Sit before an image or idol of Lord Shanmukha and recite with concentration and devotion.
What are the main benefits of reciting Sri Shanmukha Bhujanga Stuti?
Recitation of this Stuti helps in overcoming the six inner enemies (shadripus) and ego, enhances family welfare and prosperity, removes obstacles from enemies, and increases devotion, concentration, and self-confidence. It paves the way for spiritual growth and mental peace.
Who can recite this Stuti?
Devotees of Lord Subramanya, those seeking mental peace and spiritual progress, individuals wishing to conquer inner enemies, and anyone desiring progeny, good health, or wealth can recite this Stuti.
How many times should this Stuti be recited?
It is recommended to recite this Stuti at least once daily. For special benefits, one may recite it 11, 21, 51, or 108 times. Consistent and fervent recitation is more effective.
What is the origin or author of this Stuti?
The Sri Shanmukha Bhujanga Stuti was composed by the renowned saint and philosopher, Sri Adi Shankaracharya. It holds a significant place among his devotional works.

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