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Sri Suparna Stotram (Mahabharatam)

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Shree suparna stotram' (mahaabhaarate)

Devaa oochuh' |
Tvamri'shistvam' mahaabhaagastvam' devah' patageshvarah' |
Tvam' prabhustapanah' sooryah' paramesht'hee prajaapatih' || 1 ||

Tvamindrastvam' hayamukhastvam' sharvastvam' jagatpatih' |
Tvam' mukham' padmajo viprastvamagnih' pavanastathaa || 2 ||

Tvam' hi dhaataa vidhaataa cha tvam' vishnuh' surasattamah' |
Tvam' mahaanabhibhooh' shashvadamri'tam' tvam' mahadyashah' |
Tvam' prabhaastvamabhipretam' tvam' nastraanamanuttamam || 3 ||

Balormimaan saadhuradeenasattvah'
Samri'ddhimaan durvishahastvameva |
Tvattah' sri'tam' sarvamaheenakeerte
Hyanaagatam' chopagatam' cha sarvam || 4 ||

Tvamuttamah' sarvamidam' charaacharam'
Gabhastibhirbhaanurivaavabhaasase |
Samaakshipan bhaanumatah' prabhaam' muhu-
-stvamantakah' sarvamidam' dhruvaadhruvam || 5 ||

Divaakarah' parikupito yathaa dahet
Prajaastathaa dahasi hutaashanaprabha |
Bhayankarah' pralaya ivaagnirutthito
Vinaashayan yugaparivartanaantakri't || 6 ||

Khageshvaram' sharanamupaagataa vayam'
Mahaujasam' jvalanasamaanavarchasam |
Tad'itprabham' vitimiramabhragocharam'
Mahaabalam' garud'amupyeta khecharam || 7 ||

Paraavaram' varadamajayyavikramam'
Tavaujasaa sarvamidam' prataapitam |
Jagatprabho taptasuvarnavarchasaa
Tvam' paahi sarvaam'shcha suraan mahaatmanah' || 8 ||

Bhayaanvitaa nabhasi vimaanagaamino
Vimaanitaa vipathagatim' prayaanti te |
Ri'sheh' sutastvamasi dayaavatah' prabho
Mahaatmanah' khagavara kashyapasya ha || 9 ||

Sa maa krudhah' kuru jagato dayaam' paraam'
Tvameeshvarah' prashamamupaihi paahi nah' |
Mahaashanisphuritasamasvanena te
Disho'mbaram' tridivamiyam' cha medinee || 10 ||

Chalanti nah' khaga hri'dayaani chaanisham'
Nigri'hyataam' vapuridamagnisannibham |
Tava dyutim' kupitakri'taantasannibhaam'
Nishamya nashchalati mano'vyavasthitam |
Praseeda nah' patagapate prayaachataam'
Shivashcha no bhava bhagavan sukhaavahah' || 11 ||

Evam' stutah' suparnastu devaih' sarshiganaistadaa |
Tejasah' pratisam'haaramaatmanah' sa chakaara ha || 12 ||

Iti shreemanmahaabhaarate aadiparvani trayovim'sho'dhyaaye devakri'ta shree suparna stotram ||

Meaning

The Suparna Stotram appears in the Adi Parva of the Mahabharata, where the gods—terrified by the rising power of the demons—approach Garuda for refuge. Recognizing his unmatched might, radiance, and celestial authority, they praise him as the supreme protector capable of dispelling all fear.

Garuda is hailed as a sage, a god, the lord of birds, the companion of the Sun, Prajapati, Indra, Agni, Vayu, Vishnu’s dearest, and the sustainer of the universe. His light is compared to the brilliance of the sun; his energy to fire; his power to the force of dissolution itself. The devas proclaim that everything originates from him and is preserved by his strength.

They describe his ferocity as surpassing even the cosmic fires of destruction, and his divine form as blazing, sky-filling, thunder-like, and unfathomably powerful. They repeatedly bow to him as the ultimate refuge, pleading with him to calm his wrath and protect the worlds.

The stotram ends with Garuda, moved by the prayers of the gods and sages, withdrawing his immense radiance and restoring peace to the three worlds.

Benefits:
    •    Removes fear, danger, negativity, and unseen obstacles
    •    Grants protection during travel, physical safety, and courage
    •    Shields against harmful energies and adversaries
    •    Strengthens willpower, clarity, and inner stability
    •    Invokes the combined grace of Garuda and Vishnu

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Suparna Stotram?
Sri Suparna Stotram is a sacred hymn from the Adi Parva of the Mahabharata, which originated when the gods praised Garuda for protection from the terrifying powers of the asuras. It describes Garuda's immense power, radiance, and divine form.
When and how should one recite this stotram?
This stotram can be recited on any auspicious day or when facing fear, anxiety, or obstacles. It is best to recite it with a pure mind and devotion, remembering Garuda.
What are the main benefits of reciting Sri Suparna Stotram?
Reciting this stotram removes fears, negative energies, and evil eye. It enhances protection, courage, strength, and self-confidence, while also removing enemies and obstacles, ensuring safe travel.
Who should recite Sri Suparna Stotram?
Anyone can recite this stotram. It is particularly beneficial for those seeking protection, courage, or relief from fear, anxiety, or the troubles caused by adversaries, as well as for safe journeys.
How many times should this stotram be recited?
Typically, reciting it 11, 21, 54, or 108 times daily is considered auspicious. You can determine the number of recitations based on your intention and available time.
What is the origin or source of Sri Suparna Stotram?
The origin of Sri Suparna Stotram is the Adi Parva of the Mahabharata. It emerged from the context where the gods praised Garuda for his divine intervention and protection.

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