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Sri Tulasi Stuti

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shree tulasee stutih'


tulasi shreesakhi shubhe paapahaarini punyade |
namaste naaradanute naaraayanamanah'priye ||1||

manah' prasaadajanani sukhasaubhaagyadaayini |
aadhivyaadhihare devi tulasi tvaam' namaamyaham' ||2||

yanmoole sarvateerthaani yanmadhye sarvadevataah' |
yadagre sarva vedaashcha tulasi tvaam' namaamyaham' ||3||

amri'taam' sarvakalyaaneem' shokasantaapanaashineem' |
aadhivyaadhihareem' nree'naam' tulasi tvaam' namraamyaham' ||4||

devaistcham' nirmitaa poorvam' architaasi muneeshvaraih' |
namo namaste tulasi paapam' hara haripriye ||5||

saubhaagyam' santatim' devi dhanam' dhaanyam' cha sarvadaa |
aarogyam' shokashamanam' kuru me maadhavapriye ||6||

tulasee paatu maam' nityam' sarvaapadbhayo'pi sarvadaa |
keertitaa'pi smri'taa vaa'pi pavitrayati maanavam' ||7||

yaa dri'sht'aa nikhilaaghasanghashamanee spri'sht'aa vapuh'paavanee
rogaanaamabhivanditaa nirasanee siktaa'ntakatraasinee |
pratyaasattividhaayinee bhagavatah' kri'shnasya sam'ropitaa
nyastaa tachcharane vimuktiphaladaa tasyai tulasyai namah' ||8||

iti shree tulasee stutih' samaaptaa |

Meaning

    1.    O Goddess Tulasi, consort of Sri Vishnu and beloved of Lakshmi, remover of sins and bestower of virtue — salutations to you who are adored by Sage Narada.
    2.    Mother of mental peace, giver of joy and prosperity, healer of physical and spiritual afflictions — I bow to you, O holy Tulasi.
    3.    At your roots dwell all sacred waters, within you reside all deities, and at your crown rest all the Vedas — O divine Tulasi, my obeisance to you.
    4.    You are immortal nectar, auspicious, destroyer of sorrow, and healer of all human sufferings.
    5.    Created by the gods and worshipped by sages, O beloved of Hari, destroyer of all sins — I bow to you again and again.
    6.    O beloved of Madhava, grant me wealth, prosperity, family, health, and peace.
    7.    May Tulasi protect me always from dangers and sorrows; even by remembering or chanting your name, humans become purified.
    8.    A mere sight of Tulasi destroys sins; her touch sanctifies, her water cures diseases, and being planted at Krishna’s feet she grants liberation.

Summary:

Sri Tulasi Stuti glorifies Goddess Tulasi as the sacred embodiment of purity, compassion, and divine energy. She is the giver of peace, prosperity, and liberation. Her presence sanctifies the home, her remembrance purifies the mind, and her worship ensures divine protection. The hymn reminds devotees that Tulasi is not merely a sacred plant but a living form of devotion — the bridge between the soul and Lord Vishnu. Chanting this stuti daily brings health, joy, and spiritual fulfillment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Tulasi Stuti?
Sri Tulasi Stuti is a devotional prayer dedicated to Goddess Tulasi, who is considered highly sacred in Hinduism. It describes the divine qualities, glory, and benefits derived from worshipping her.
When and how should one recite the Tulasi Stuti?
The Tulasi Stuti can be recited daily in the morning after bathing, with a pure mind. It is especially auspicious to recite it during Tulasi Puja, or on sacred days like Ekadashi and during the Kartik month.
What are the main benefits of reciting the Tulasi Stuti?
Reciting the Tulasi Stuti helps in the removal of sins, bestows happiness and prosperity, improves health, brings mental peace, and ultimately leads to liberation (moksha). It fulfills all desires.
Who should recite the Tulasi Stuti?
Anyone, regardless of gender or age, can recite the Tulasi Stuti with devotion and faith. It is particularly beneficial for those facing physical or mental difficulties, or those seeking good fortune.
How many times should the Tulasi Stuti be recited?
The Tulasi Stuti can be recited at least 1, 3, 5, or 11 times daily. Regular and devout recitation is important to gain the full benefits of the stuti.
What is the origin or source of the Tulasi Stuti?
The Tulasi Stuti is mentioned in various Puranas and religious scriptures. It is stated within the stotra itself that Goddess Tulasi has been praised by Sage Narada and other revered sages.

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