Sri Shanmukha Stotram

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Shree shanmukha stotram'

Naaradaadidevayogibri'ndahri'nniketanam'
Barhivaryavaahamindushekharesht'anandanam |
Bhaktalokarogaduh'khapaapasanghabhanjanam'
Bhaavayaami sindhuteeravaasinam' shad'aananam || 1 ||

Taarakaareemindramukhyadevabri'ndavanditam'
Chandrachandanaadi sheetalaankamaatmabhaavitam |
Yakshasiddhakinnaraadimukhyadivyapoojitam'
Bhaavayaami sindhuteeravaasinam' shad'aananam || 2 ||

Champakaabjamaalateesumaadimaalyabhooshitam'
Divyashat'kireet'ahaarakund'alaadyalankri'tam |
Kunkumaadiyuktadivyagandhapankalepitam'
Bhaavayaami sindhuteeravaasinam' shad'aananam || 3 ||

Aashritaakhilesht'alokarakshanaamaraanghripam'
Shaktipaanimachyutendrapadmasambhavaadhipam |
Shisht'alokachintitaarthasiddhidaanalolupam'
Bhaavayaami sindhuteeravaasinam' shad'aananam || 4 ||

Veerabaahu poorvakot'iveerasanghasaukhyadam'
Shoorapadmamukhyalakshakot'ishooramuktidam |
Indrapoorvadevasanghasiddhanityasaukhyadam'
Bhaavayaami sindhuteeravaasinam' shad'aananam || 5 ||

Jambavairikaamineemanorathaabhipoorakam'
Kumbhasambhavaaya sarvadharmasaaradaayakam |
Tam' bhavaabdhipotamambikeyamaashu siddhidam'
Bhaavayaami sindhuteeravaasinam' shad'aananam || 6 ||

Poornachandrabimbakot'itulyavaktrapankajam'
Varnaneeyasachcharitramisht'asiddhidaayakam |
Svarnavarnagaatramugrasiddhalokashikshakam'
Bhaavayaami sindhuteeravaasinam' shad'aananam || 7 ||

Poorvajanmasanchitaaghasanghabhangatatparam'
Sarvadharmadaanakarmapoorvapunyasiddhidam |
Sarvashatrusanghabhangadakshamindrajaapatim'
Bhaavayaami sindhuteeravaasinam' shad'aananam || 8 ||

Iti shreemachchhankarabhagavatah' kri'tau tiruchendoor shree shanmukha stotram |

Meaning

Sri Shanmukha Stotram is a beautiful hymn describing the six-faced Lord Subrahmanya residing on the shores of Tiruchendur. It portrays Him as the divine protector, giver of courage, destroyer of inner negativity, and the beloved son of Lord Shiva and Mother Parvati.

Essence of the Stotram:
    •    He dwells in the hearts of sages and yogis, radiating divine wisdom.
    •    Removes diseases, sins, suffering and grants peace.
    •    The mighty warrior who destroyed the demon Tarakasura.
    •    Worshipped by devas, siddhas, yakshas, gandharvas and celestial beings.
    •    Adorned with fragrant garlands, sacred sandal, kumkum and divine ornaments.
    •    Protector of devotees, fulfiller of desires, bestower of dharma and righteousness.
    •    Grants victory, spiritual strength, insight and fearlessness.
    •    Removes past karmic burdens and purifies the devotee’s life.

This hymn is a powerful prayer for protection, courage, prosperity and mental peace.

Benefits
    •    Removes obstacles, sins and karmic burdens
    •    Grants courage, victory and self-confidence
    •    Protects from enemies, evil forces and misfortune
    •    Helps in career, studies, exams and major life goals
    •    Bestows prosperity, peace and family harmony
    •    Strengthens spiritual focus and divine connection
    •    Removes diseases, fears and negative energies
    •    Ensures divine grace and overall well-being

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Shanmukha Stotram?

Sri Shanmukha Stotram is a sacred hymn dedicated to Lord Subrahmanya, the six-faced deity. It beautifully describes the divine glory, power, and compassion of Lord Shanmukha.

When should one recite this stotram?

This stotram can be recited daily in the morning or evening, especially on Tuesdays and Sashti tithis, which are auspicious for Lord Subrahmanya. It can also be recited before starting any important endeavor.

What are the benefits of reciting Sri Shanmukha Stotram?

Reciting this stotram helps remove sins, past karmic burdens, diseases, fear from enemies, and mental distress. It bestows courage, victory, success in endeavors, family peace, and spiritual progress.

Who should recite this stotram?

Anyone can recite this stotram. It is particularly beneficial for those facing obstacles in life, experiencing fear from enemies, suffering from health issues, and seeking spiritual upliftment.

How many times should this stotram be recited?

The stotram can be recited at least once daily, or 3, 5, 9, 11, 21, or 108 times. Regular recitation with devotion and sincerity is most important.

What is the origin of Sri Shanmukha Stotram?

Sri Shanmukha Stotram is a hymn mentioned in ancient Hindu scriptures and is one of several stotrams composed by devotees of Lord Subrahmanya. The exact author is not precisely known.

Sri Shanmukha Stotram

Shree shanmukha stotram'

Meaning

Frequently Asked Questions

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