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Sri Vishnu Stuti (Vipra Krutam)

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Shree vishnu stutih' (vipra kri'tam')

Namaste devadevesha namaste bhaktavatsala |
Namaste karunaaraashe namaste nandavikrama || 1 ||

Govindaaya sureshaaya achyutaayaa'vyayaaya cha |
Kri'shnaaya vaasudevaaya sarvaadhyakshaaya saakshine || 2 ||

Lokasthaaya hri'disthaaya aksharaayaa''tmane namah' |
Anantaayaadibeejaaya aadyaayaa'khilaroopine || 3 ||

Yajnyaaya yajnyapataye maadhavaaya muraaraye |
Jalasthaaya sthalasthaaya sarvagaayaa'malaatmane || 4 ||

Sachchidroopaaya saumyaaya namah' sarvaaghanaashine |
Namah' kaalaaya kalaye kaamitaarthapradaaya cha || 5 ||

Namo daantaaya shaantaaya vishnave jishnave namah' |
Vishveshaaya vishaalaaya vedhase vishvavaasine || 6 ||

Suraadhyakshaaya siddhaaya shreedharaaya namo namah' |
Hri'sheekeshaaya dhairyaaya namaste mokshadaayine || 7 ||

Purushottamaaya punyaaya padmanaabhaaya bhaasvate |
Aagresaraaya toolaaya aagresaraayaatmane namah' || 8 ||

Janaardanaaya jaitraaya jitaamitraaya jeevine |
Vedavedyaaya vishvaaya naarasim'haaya te namah' || 9 ||

Jnyaanaaya jnyaanaroopaaya jnyaanadaayaakhilaatmane |
Dhurandharaaya dhuryaaya dharaadhaaraayate namah' || 10 ||

Naaraayanaaya sharvaaya raakshasaaneekavairine |
Guhyaaya guhyapataye gurave gunadhaarine || 11 ||

Kaarunyaaya sharanyaaya kaantaayaa'mri'tamoortaye |
Keshavaaya namaste'stu namo daamodaraaya cha || 12 ||

Sankarshanaaya sharvaaya namastrailokyapaaline |
Bhaktapriyaaya haraye namah' sarvaartinaashine || 13 ||

Naanaabhedavibhedaaya naanaaroopadharaaya cha |
Namaste bhagavaan vishno paahi maam' karunaakara || 14 ||

Iti shree vishnu stutih' |

Meaning

The Sri Vishnu Stuti (composed by a learned Brahmin) is a powerful hymn glorifying Lord Vishnu through His countless names, divine qualities, and universal forms. The hymn begins by addressing Him as the Lord of lords, beloved of devotees, the ocean of compassion, and the mighty Nanda’s son. Names like Govinda, Achyuta, Krishna, Vasudeva, and Sarvadhyaksha reveal His nature as the protector, witness, and inner ruler of all beings.

The stotra praises Him as eternal, infinite, the primal seed, the source of creation, and the One who resides in every heart. He is the embodiment of truth, consciousness, and bliss; the destroyer of sins; the master of time; the giver of all desired blessings. He is peaceful, self-controlled, and victorious, the Lord of the universe who pervades everything.

Further, He is Srihari, the bearer of Lakshmi, Hrishikesha the controller of senses, and Mokshadayi the giver of liberation. He is Purushottama, Padmanabha, the radiant One, the foremost among all, the slayer of demons, and the protector of devotees. As Narasimha, He destroys evil; as Jnana, He is both knowledge and the giver of knowledge; as Narayana, He is the supreme refuge.

The stotra concludes by praising Him as Damodara, Kesava, Sankarshana, the guardian of the three worlds, and the destroyer of all distress. Finally the devotee prays: “O Vishnu, Lord of compassion, who appears in many forms—please protect me.”

Benefits:
• Brings peace, protection, and mental clarity
• Reduces negativity, fear, and planetary obstacles
• Deepens devotion and connection with Vishnu
• Enhances spiritual growth and inner purity

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Vishnu Stuti (Vipra Krutam)?
It is a devotional hymn composed by a learned Brahmin (Vipra) that glorifies Lord Srimaha Vishnu through His various forms, names, and divine qualities. It helps in enhancing devotion and spiritual progress.
When and how should one recite this Stotra?
It is best to recite this Stotra daily in the morning after bathing, with a pure mind and devotion. Understanding its meaning while reciting can bring greater benefits.
What are the main benefits of reciting Sri Vishnu Stuti?
Reciting this Stotra brings mental peace, removes fear, alleviates planetary doshas, increases devotion, provides protection, and aids in spiritual progress towards liberation. It attracts Lord Vishnu's grace.
Who can recite this Stotra?
All devotees of Lord Vishnu, and anyone seeking mental peace, protection, or spiritual knowledge, can recite this Stotra. There are no restrictions based on caste or creed.
How many times should this Stotra be recited?
There is no strict rule regarding the number of recitations. Chanting it once daily is beneficial. For specific desires or greater spiritual benefits, one may recite it 11, 21, or 108 times.
What is the origin of Sri Vishnu Stuti (Vipra Krutam)?
This Stotra was composed by a 'Vipra' (a learned Brahmin) to extol the glory of Lord Vishnu. It has been recited by devotees since ancient times.

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