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Sri Vamana Stotram

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shree vaamana stotram'

aditiruvaacha |
yajnyesha yajnyapurushaachyuta teerthapaada
teerthashravah' shravana mangal'anaamadheya |
aapannalokavri'jinopashamodayaadya
sham' nah' kri'dheesha bhagavannasi deenanaathah' || 1 ||

vishvaaya vishvabhavanasthitisam'yamaaya
svairam' gri'heetapurushaktigunaaya bhoomne |
svasthaaya shashvadupabri'm'hitavoornabodha-
-vyaapaaditaatmatamase haraye namaste || 2 ||

aayuh' param' vapurabheesht'amatulyalakshmee-
-rdyaubhoorasaah' sakalayogagunaastrivargah' |
jnyaanam' cha kevalamananta bhavanti tusht'aat
tvatto nri'naam' kimu sapatnajayaadiraasheeh' || 3 ||

iti shreemadbhaagavate mahaapuraane asht'amaskandhe saptadasho'dhyaaye shree vaamana stotram |

Meaning

    1.    Aditi prays: “O Lord of Sacrifice, Supreme Yajna Purusha, whose sacred feet purify and whose divine name sanctifies all ears! O Compassionate One, protector of the distressed — bless this suffering world with peace and grace.”
    2.    “O Lord of the Universe, origin and end of all creation! You are limitless, wielding divine powers freely, illuminating the darkness of ignorance with the light of pure knowledge. To You, the eternal Hari, I bow.”
    3.    “From Your grace arise long life, beauty, unmatched wealth, the heavens, Earth, and all blessings — dharma, artha, kama, moksha, and supreme wisdom. What greater treasure could humans desire beyond Your satisfaction?”

Summary:
The Sri Vamana Stotram is Aditi Devi’s heartfelt prayer to her divine son, Lord Vamana — the fifth incarnation of Vishnu. She glorifies Him as the embodiment of sacrifice, purity, and compassion, praising His power to remove suffering and ignorance from the world. Vamana symbolizes humility and divine justice, reminding devotees that true greatness lies in surrender and virtue. Reciting this hymn brings purity, wisdom, long life, and divine protection.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Vamana Stotram?
Sri Vamana Stotram is a sacred prayer dedicated to Lord Vamana, the fifth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. It is found in the Srimad Bhagavatam Purana, where Aditi Devi offers this prayer to her son, Vamana. It describes the glory, grace, and omnipresence of the Lord.
When and how should one recite Sri Vamana Stotram?
This stotram can be recited daily in the morning after bathing, with a pure mind. Reciting it on Ekadashi, Purnima, and Vishnu-related festivals is especially fruitful. It is best to chant it devotionally while sitting before an image of Lord Vamana.
What are the benefits of reciting Sri Vamana Stotram?
Reciting this stotram grants liberation from sins, long life, good health, wealth, prosperity, knowledge, and wisdom. It aids in achieving the four purusharthas: Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha.
Who can recite Sri Vamana Stotram?
Anyone with faith and devotion towards Lord Vishnu can recite this stotram. It is particularly beneficial for those seeking progeny, wealth, and the removal of obstacles.
How many times should one recite Sri Vamana Stotram?
Reciting it at least 11 or 21 times daily is a common practice. For specific results, one may chant it 108 times or for a fixed number of days with a sankalpa (resolve). Consistency and devotion are key.
What is the origin of Sri Vamana Stotram?
This stotram originates from the Srimad Bhagavatam Mahapurana, specifically in the seventeenth chapter of the eighth canto, where Aditi Devi praises her son, Vamana.

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