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Sri Surya Stotram (Shiva Proktam)

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Shree soorya stotram'

Dhyaanam' –
Dhyaayetsooryamanantakot'ikiranam' tejomayam' bhaaskaram'
Bhaktaanaamabhayapradam' dinakaram' jyotirmayam' shankaram' |
Aadityam' jagadeeshamachyutamajam' trailokyachood'aamanim'
Bhaktaabheesht'avarapradam' dinamanim' maartaand'amaadyam' shubham' || 1 ||

Kaalaatmaa sarvabhootaatmaa vedaatmaa vishvatomukhah' |
Janmamri'tyujaraavyaadhisam'saarabhayanaashanah' || 2 ||

Brahmasvaroopa udaye madhyaahne tu maheshvarah' |
Astakaale svayam' vishnustrayeemoortirdivaakarah' || 3 ||

Ekachakraratho yasya divyah' kanakabhooshitah' |
So'yam' bhavatu nah' preetah' padmahasto divaakarah' || 4 ||

Padmahastah' paranjyotih' pareshaaya namo namah' |
And'ayonirmahaasaakshee aadityaaya namo namah' || 5 ||

Kamalaasana devesha bhaanumoorte namo namah' |
Dharmamoortirdayaamoortistattvamoortirnamo namah' || 6 ||

Sakaleshaaya sooryaaya kshaanteshaaya namo namah' | [chhaayeshaaya]
Kshayaapasmaaragulmaadidurdoshavyaadhinaashanam' || 7 ||

Sarvajvaraharam' chaiva kukshiroganivaaranam' |
Etat stotram' shiva proktam' sarvasiddhikaram' param' |
Sarvasampatkaram' chaiva sarvaabheesht'apradaayakam' || 8 ||

Iti shree soorya stotram' |

Meaning

The Sri Surya Stotram glorifies the Sun God as the embodiment of infinite radiance, the dispeller of fear, the giver of life, and the supreme light that awakens all worlds. The dhyana verse describes him as the one with countless rays, the first cosmic being, the jewel of the three worlds, and the fulfiller of devotees’ wishes.

He is praised as the very form of time (kāla), the inner soul of all beings, the essence of the Vedas, and the all-pervading cosmic presence. He destroys fear arising from birth, death, aging, disease, and samsara. At sunrise he is Brahma, at noon Shiva, and at sunset Vishnu, symbolizing his unity with the Trimurti.

His golden one-wheeled chariot, his lotus-bearing hand, and his role as the supreme witness of creation establish him as the source of truth and cosmic order. He is the embodiment of dharma, compassion, and ultimate reality. As Chhāyeśa, he removes epilepsy, abdominal disorders, fevers, chronic diseases, and negative energies.

Since this stotram is said to have been proclaimed by Lord Shiva, it carries the power to bestow success, wealth, health, wish-fulfillment, and spiritual upliftment. Regular recitation purifies the body and mind and brings divine grace and protection.

Benefits:
    •    Removes fevers, chronic illnesses, stomach disorders, and negative energies
    •    Eliminates fear, sorrow, karmic burdens, and obstacles
    •    Enhances spiritual clarity, compassion, and righteousness
    •    Grants prosperity, success, and fulfillment of desires
    •    Increases vitality, health, and overall well-being

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Surya Stotram (Shiva Proktam)?
It is a powerful hymn glorifying the Sun God, believed to have been proclaimed by Lord Shiva himself. It describes Surya as the embodiment of the Trimurti, the source of time and the universe, and a remover of diseases.
When and how should one recite this stotram?
It is best to recite this stotram daily at sunrise, after bathing and with a pure mind. Special benefits are obtained by reciting it after offering Arghyam (water oblation) to the Sun God.
What are the main benefits of reciting Sri Surya Stotram?
Recitation of this stotram helps in curing diseases (fevers, consumption, stomach ailments) and removes fears and sorrows of worldly existence. It also bestows good health, wealth, knowledge, and spiritual progress.
Who can recite this stotram?
Anyone with a pure heart and devotion can recite this stotram. It is particularly beneficial for those suffering from health issues, facing obstacles, and aspiring for spiritual advancement.
How many times should one recite this stotram?
For full benefits, it is recommended to recite it at least 11 or 21 times daily. Regular recitation ensures continuous blessings from the Sun God.
What is the origin of this stotram?
This stotram is believed to have been proclaimed by Lord Shiva himself, hence it is known as 'Shiva Proktam,' meaning 'declared by Shiva.'

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