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Sri Surya Nama Varnana Stotram (Bhavishya Purane)

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Shree soorya naamavarnana stotram' (bhavishyapuraane)

Brahmovaacha |
Naamabhih' sam'stuto devo yairarkah' paritushyati |
Taani te keertayaamyesha yathaavadanupoorvashah' || 1 ||

Namah' sooryaaya nityaaya ravaye kaaryabhaanave |
Bhaaskaraaya matangaaya maartand'aaya vivasvate || 2 ||

Aadityaayaadidevaaya namaste rashmimaaline |
Divaakaraaya deeptaaya agnaye mihiraaya cha || 3 ||

Prabhaakaraaya mitraaya namaste'ditisambhava |
Namo gopataye nityam' dishaam' cha pataye namah' || 4 ||

Namo dhaatre vidhaatre cha aryamne varunaaya cha |
Pooshne bhagaaya mitraaya parjanyaayaam'shave namah' || 5 ||

Namo hitakri'te nityam' dharmaaya tapanaaya cha |
Haraye haritaashvaaya vishvasya pataye namah' || 6 ||

Vishnave brahmane nityam' tryambakaaya tathaatmane |
Namaste saptalokesha namaste saptasaptaye || 7 ||

Ekasmai hi namastubhyamekachakrarathaaya cha |
Jyotishaam' pataye nityam' sarvapraanabhri'te namah' || 8 ||

Hitaaya sarvabhootaanaam' shivaayaartiharaaya cha |
Namah' padmaprabodhaaya namo dvaadashamoortaye || 9 || [vedaadimoortaye]

Kavijaaya namastubhyam' namastaaraasutaaya cha |
Bheemajaaya namastubhyam' paavakaaya cha vai namah' || 10 ||

Dhishanaaya namo nityam' namah' kri'shnaaya nityadaa |
Namo'stvaditiputraaya namo lakshyaaya nityashah' || 11 ||

Etaanyaadityanaamaani mayaa proktaani vai puraa |
Aaraadhanaaya devasya sarvakaamena suvrata || 12 ||

Saayam' praatah' shuchirbhootvaa yah' pat'hetsusamaahitah' |
Sa praapnotyakhilaan kaamaan yathaaham' praaptavaan puraa || 13 ||

Prasaadaattasya devasya bhaaskarasya mahaatmanah' |
Shreekaamah' shriyamaapnoti dharmaarthee dharmamaapnuyaat || 14 ||

Aaturo muchyate rogaadbaddho muchyeta bandhanaat |
Raajyaarthee raajyamaapnoti kaamaarthee kaamamaapnuyaat || 15 ||

Etajjapyam' rahasyam' cha sandhyopaasanameva cha |
Etena japamaatrena narah' paapaat pramuchyate || 16 ||

Iti shreebhavishyamahaapuraane braahme parvani saptameekalpe brahmaprokta soorya naama varnanam' naamaikasaptatitamo'dhyaayah' ||

Meaning

The “Sri Surya Nama Varnana Stotram,” revealed by Brahma in the Bhavishya Purana, is a sacred hymn listing the divine names of Surya — each name representing a unique cosmic power, form, and blessing. Brahma explains that these names are those by which the Sun God is most pleased, and which grant immense merit when recited with devotion.

The hymn praises the Sun as the eternal one, the radiant Ravi, Bhaskara, Martanda, Vivasvan, Aditya, the garlanded Lord of rays, the illuminator of day, the fire of the universe, the friend of all beings, the protector of the directions, the sustainer and creator.

He is described as Dhata, Vidhata, Aryaman, Varuna, Pushan, Bhaga, Parjanya, Tapana, the Lord with green horses, the master of all worlds, the embodiment of Vishnu, Brahma, and Rudra, the ruler of the seven worlds, and the lord of the seven horses of his chariot.

He is the master of light, life, prana, and time. His twelve forms (Dvādaśa mūrti) are invoked, along with his roles as destroyer of suffering, giver of prosperity, remover of darkness, and fulfiller of all desires.

Brahma concludes by promising that whoever recites these sacred names morning and evening, with purity and focus, obtains all desires — wealth, health, protection, success, dharma, and freedom from disease and bondage. Even great sins are destroyed by the recitation of these divine names alone.

Benefits:
    •    Total purification and removal of sins
    •    Fulfillment of all righteous desires
    •    Liberation from diseases, suffering, and bondage
    •    Prosperity, wealth, success, and royal favor
    •    Health, strength, clarity, and spiritual upliftment
    •    Strong blessings from the Sun God

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Surya Nama Varnana Stotram?
It is a powerful hymn of divine names of Lord Surya, revealed by Brahma himself in the Bhavishya Purana. It unveils the names by which the Sun God is most pleased, with each name describing his power and form.
When and how should one recite this Stotram?
This Stotram should be recited daily in the morning and evening, after bathing and with a pure mind. Reciting it during sunrise and sunset is considered most auspicious and beneficial.
What are the benefits of reciting Sri Surya Nama Varnana Stotram?
Recitation brings purification from sins, peace of mind, attainment of Dharma, Artha, Kama, Moksha, freedom from diseases and bondage, royal blessings (Rajayoga), and fulfillment of all desires. Planetary afflictions are removed, and protection from enemies is granted.
Who should recite this Stotram?
Anyone seeking the blessings of Lord Surya, those suffering from health issues, desiring liberation from sins, or wishing to achieve success and prosperity in life can recite this Stotram.
How many times should this Stotram be recited?
The Stotram should be recited at least once daily, in the morning and evening, with purity. For greater benefits, you may chant it 3, 5, 11, or 108 times, as per your convenience.
What is the origin of this Stotram?
The origin of this Stotram is the Bhavishya Purana, where Lord Brahma himself elucidated these names to eulogize Lord Surya. It is considered one of the most ancient and sacred Hindu scriptures.

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