Sridevanam Stutyashtakam
oṃ namaste bhagavate namo nārāyaṇāya te |
oṃ namaste bhagavate sarvajñāya namo namaḥ ||1||
ghora saṃsārārṇavasya tārakāya namo namaḥ |
tāraka brahmarūpāya bhūtanāthāya te namaḥ ||2||
bodharūpāya pūtāya puṇyapūrṇāya te namaḥ |
martraṃgutekāya oṃkārāya namo namaḥ ||3||
bhakārāya namastubhyaṃ rephāṃtāya namo namaḥ |
yakārāya namastubhyaṃ gokārāya namo namaḥ ||4||
bhakārāya takārāya rephāṃtāya namo namaḥ |
nakārāya namastubhyaṃ makārāya namo namaḥ ||5||
śrīśa śaṃkaraputrāya sarvadā te namo namaḥ |
hara bho saṃkaṭaṃ deva sakalaṃ sakaleśvara ||6||
deveśa viśvakartā tvaṃ paripāhi jagatpate |
viśvabhartā jaya sadā viśvahartā jaya prabho ||7||
sarveṣāṃ jīvalokānāmeka jīvasvarūpaka |
devadeva jaya tvaṃ bho sarvadā sarvanāyaka |
dharmaśāstā jayabhavan janmaduḥkha vināśana ||8||
iti śrīdevānāṃ stutyaṣṭakaṃ saṃpūrṇaṃ |
Meaning
1. Salutations to the Supreme Lord, Narayana, the all-knowing Bhagavan.
2. O Savior who helps beings cross the terrifying ocean of worldly existence, O Lord of all beings, I bow to You.
3. You are the embodiment of wisdom, purity, and merit, the sacred Om itself. Salutations to You.
4. You are represented by the sacred syllables bha, ra, ya, ga — I bow to You.
5. You are the essence of bha, ta, ra, na, ma — I bow to You.
6. O son of Shiva, protector of all, remover of sorrows, Lord of the universe, grant Your grace.
7. O Creator of the cosmos, protector and destroyer of the worlds, victory always belongs to You.
8. You are the one life force of all beings. O Dharmashasta, remover of the sorrows of birth, eternal victory to You.
Summary:
This hymn praises Narayana, the Supreme Being, as the savior who helps devotees cross the ocean of worldly existence. He is described as the embodiment of wisdom, purity, merit, and the sacred Om. The hymn highlights His presence as the essence of divine syllables. He is also revered as the son of Shiva, who protects all and removes distress. As the creator, preserver, and destroyer of the universe, He is hailed as the sole life force of all beings. Worshiping Him as Dharmashasta, the remover of life’s sufferings, brings protection, peace, and liberation.
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