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Sri Subrahmanya Pancharatnam

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Shree subrahmanya pancharatnam'

Shad'aananam' chandanalepitaangam'
Mahorasam' divyamayooravaahanam |
Rudrasyasoonum' suralokanaatham'
Brahmanyadevam' sharanam' prapadye || 1 ||

Jaajvalyamaanam' surabri'ndavandyam'
Kumaaradhaaraatat'a mandirastham |
Kandarparoopam' kamaneeyagaatram'
Brahmanyadevam' sharanam' prapadye || 2 ||

Dvishad'bhujam' dvaadashadivyanetram'
Trayeetanum' shoolamasee dadhaanam |
Sheshaavataaram' kamaneeyaroopam'
Brahmanyadevam' sharanam' prapadye || 3 ||

Suraarighoraahavashobhamaanam'
Surottamam' shaktidharam' kumaaram |
Sudhaara shaktyaayudha shobhihastam'
Brahmanyadevam' sharanam' prapadye || 4 ||

Isht'aarthasiddhipradameeshaputram'
Isht'aannadam' bhoosurakaamadhenum |
Gangodbhavam' sarvajanaanukoolam'
Brahmanyadevam' sharanam' prapadye || 5 ||

Yah' shlokapanchakamidam' pat'hateeha bhaktyaa
Brahmanyadeva viniveshita maanasah' san |
Praapnoti bhogamakhilam' bhuvi yadyadisht'am'
Ante sa gachchhati mudaa guhasaamyameva || 6 ||

Iti shree subrahmanya pancharatnam |

Meaning

Sri Subrahmanya Pancharatnam is a brief yet profoundly powerful hymn praising the divine glory of Lord Subrahmanya. Each verse highlights a distinct aspect of the Lord: His six brilliant faces, sandal-smeared body, majestic peacock mount, radiant aura like a thousand suns, and His role as the protector of all worlds.

The hymn describes Him as the embodiment of beauty, valor, wisdom, and compassion. He appears as the twelve-eyed divine warrior holding weapons that destroy negativity, protect devotees, and uphold dharma. Lord Subrahmanya is also depicted as the giver of auspiciousness, the fulfiller of desires, and the divine child born of the Ganga’s energy and Shiva’s radiance.

The phalaśruti assures that one who recites this Pancharatna with devotion, while mentally seeking refuge in the Lord, gains fulfillment of desires, prosperity, protection, and finally the divine grace of Skanda.

Benefits
    •    Fulfills desires and grants auspicious outcomes
    •    Protection from obstacles, fears, and negativity
    •    Brings prosperity, health, and harmonious family life
    •    Enhances devotion, clarity, and inner strength
    •    Leads the devotee towards spiritual upliftment and divine grace
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Subrahmanya Pancharatnam?
Sri Subrahmanya Pancharatnam is a powerful hymn consisting of five verses, praising the various divine forms, qualities, and glories of Lord Subrahmanya. It helps devotees attain the grace and blessings of the Lord.
When should one recite this stotra?
This stotra can be recited regularly every day, especially on Tuesdays and during Shashti tithi, which are considered highly auspicious for Lord Subrahmanya. Reciting it during festivals dedicated to Lord Subrahmanya yields special benefits.
What are the benefits of reciting Sri Subrahmanya Pancharatnam?
Reciting this stotra fulfills desires, brings wealth, prosperity, relief from diseases, victory over enemies, peace in the family, and ultimately divine proximity to Lord Subrahmanya. It also aids in spiritual upliftment.
Who can recite this stotra?
Anyone can recite this stotra with devotion and faith. It is particularly recited for progeny, removal of obstacles, enhancement of knowledge, and alleviation of Mangal Dosha (planetary affliction).
How many times should Sri Subrahmanya Pancharatnam be recited?
This stotra can be recited at least once daily, or 11, 21, or 108 times. Consistent recitation with devotion is more important than the specific number, as devotion yields greater results.
What is the origin of this stotra?
Sri Subrahmanya Pancharatnam is part of ancient Hindu scriptures and stotra literature. While the exact author is not clearly known, it has been recited by devotees for centuries, passed down through tradition.

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