Sri Shyamala Panchasathsvara Varna Malika Stotram
shree shyaamalaa panchaashatsvaravarnamaalikaa stotram'
vande'ham' vanajekshanaam' vasumateem' vaagdevi taam' vaishnaveem'
shabdabrahmamayeem' shashaankavadanaam' shaatodareem' shaankareem |
shad'beejaam' sashivaam' samanchitapadaamaadhaarachakresthitaam'
chidroopaam' sakalepsitaarthavaradaam' baalaam' bhaje shyaamalaam || 1 ||
baalaam' bhaaskarabhaasamaprabhayutaam' bheemeshvareem' bhaarateem'
maanikyaanchitahaarineemabhayadaam' yonisthiteyam' padaam |
hraam' hraam' hreem' kamayeem' rajastamahareem' lambeejamonkaarineem'
chidroopaam' sakalepsitaarthavaradaam' baalaam' bhaje shyaamalaam || 2 ||
d'am' d'ham' nam' ta thamakshareem' tava kal'aantaadyaakri'teeturyagaam'
dam' dham' nam' navakot'imoortisahitaam' naadam' sabindookalaam |
pam' pham' mantraphalapradaam' pratipadaam' naabhau sachakresthitaam'
chidroopaam' sakalepsitaarthavaradaam' baalaam' bhaje shyaamalaam || 3 ||
kam' kham' gam' gha mayeem' gajaasyajananeem' gaanapriyaamaagameem'
cham' chham' jam' jham' jhana kvani ghanu ghinoo jhankaarapaadaam' ramaam |
nyam' t'am' t'ham' hri'daye sthitaam' kinikinee naadau karau kankanaam'
chidroopaam' sakalepsitaarthavaradaam' baalaam' bhaje shyaamalaam || 4 ||
am' aam' im' imayeem' ihaiva sukhadaameekaara u oopamaam'
ri'm' ree'm' lum' sahavarnapeet'hanilaye loonkaara em' aim' sadaa |
om aum' annamaye ah' stavanutaamaanandamaanandineem'
chidroopaam' sakalepsitaarthavaradaam' baalaam' bhaje shyaamalaam || 5 ||
ham' ksham' brahmamayeem' dvipatrakamalaam' bhroomadhyapeet'hesthitaam'
id'aapingal'amadhyadeshagamanaamisht'aarthasandaayineem |
aarohapratirohayantrabharitaam' saakshaatsushumnaa kalaam'
chidroopaam' sakalepsitaarthavaradaam' baalaam' bhaje shyaamalaam || 6 ||
brahmeshaadi samasta mauniri'shibhirdevaih' sadaa dhyaayineem'
brahmasthaananiveshineem' tava kalaam' taaram' sahasraam'shake |
khavyam' khavyamayeem' khageshavinutaam' kham' roopimonkaarineem'
chidroopaam' sakalepsitaarthavaradaam' baalaam' bhaje shyaamalaam || 7 ||
chakraanye satu saptamantaragate varnaatmike taam' shriyam'
naadam' bindukalaamayeem'shcharahite nih'shabda nirvyaapake |
nirvyaktaam' cha niranjaneem' niravayaam' shreeyantramaatraam' paraam'
chidroopaam' sakalepsitaarthavaradaam' baalaam' bhaje shyaamalaam || 8 ||
baalaamaalamanoharaam' pratidinam' vaanchhanti vaachyam' pat'het
vede shaastra vivaadakaalasamaye sthitvaa sabhaamadhyame |
panchaashatsvaravarnamaalikamiyaam' jihvaagra sam'sthaa pat'he-
-ddharmaarthaakhilakaamavikshitakri'paah' sidhyanti moksham' tathaa || 9 ||
iti shree shyaamalaa panchaashatsvaravarnamaalikaa stotram |
Meaning
1. I bow to Goddess Shyamala, the lotus-eyed Goddess of Speech, the embodiment of Sabda Brahman (Divine Sound), shining with moonlight, dwelling in the base chakra, and granting all desires.
2. I adore the radiant, sun-like Goddess Bhimeshwari — the sound-energy of creation, adorned with mantras like Hreem and Kleem, who removes ignorance and awakens wisdom.
3. She resides at the navel center as the power behind all mantras and sounds — the giver of fruition, whose form is the fifty letters of the Sanskrit alphabet.
4. She is the source of music and rhythm, the mother of Ganesha, the resonance in every syllable, the jingle of anklets in divine melody.
5. She embodies all vowels — from A to Ah — the very essence of creation and consciousness, granting joy and fulfillment to those who invoke her.
6. She dwells in the Sushumna Nadi as Kundalini, moving between Ida and Pingala, bestowing spiritual ascent, inner balance, and realization.
7. The Goddess is worshipped by all gods and sages — She is the very form of Brahman and the cosmic vibration of the Omkar.
8. Beyond all forms and words, She is pure consciousness — Niranjana, Niravayava, Nityashakti, and the very core of the Sri Yantra.
9. Those who recite this hymn with devotion gain mastery in speech, success in knowledge, and fulfillment of all righteous desires — even liberation itself.
Summary:
The Sri Shyamala Panchashat Swara Varna Malika Stotram is a rare hymn celebrating the Goddess of Sound — each of the fifty Sanskrit syllables is her manifestation. Shyamala is Vak, the living vibration behind all creation. Chanting this stotra awakens eloquence, artistic mastery, spiritual realization, and harmony with the cosmic rhythm of sound. It bridges the human voice with divine resonance — where speech becomes prayer and vibration becomes liberation.
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