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Uma Maheshwara Stotram

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Umaamaheshvara stotram'

Namah' shivaabhyaam' navayauvanaabhyaam'
Parasparaashlisht'avapurdharaabhyaam |
Nagendrakanyaavri'shaketanaabhyaam'
Namo namah' shankarapaarvateebhyaam || 1 ||

Namah' shivaabhyaam' sarasotsavaabhyaam'
Namaskri'taabheesht'avarapradaabhyaam |
Naaraayanenaarchitapaadukaabhyaam'
Namo namah' shankarapaarvateebhyaam || 2 ||

Namah' shivaabhyaam' vri'shavaahanaabhyaam'
Virinchivishnvindrasupoojitaabhyaam |
Vibhootipaat'eeravilepanaabhyaam'
Namo namah' shankarapaarvateebhyaam || 3 ||

Namah' shivaabhyaam' jagadeeshvaraabhyaam'
Jagatpatibhyaam' jayavigrahaabhyaam |
Jambhaarimukhyairabhivanditaabhyaam'
Namo namah' shankarapaarvateebhyaam || 4 ||

Namah' shivaabhyaam' paramaushadhaabhyaam'
Panchaakshareepanjararanjitaabhyaam |
Prapanchasri'sht'isthitisam'hri'taabhyaam'
Namo namah' shankarapaarvateebhyaam || 5 ||

Namah' shivaabhyaamatisundaraabhyaa-
-matyantamaasaktahri'dambujaabhyaam |
Asheshalokaikahitankaraabhyaam'
Namo namah' shankarapaarvateebhyaam || 6 ||

Namah' shivaabhyaam' kalinaashanaabhyaam'
Kankaalakalyaanavapurdharaabhyaam |
Kailaasashailasthitadevataabhyaam'
Namo namah' shankarapaarvateebhyaam || 7 ||

Namah' shivaabhyaamashubhaapahaabhyaa-
-masheshalokaikavisheshitaabhyaam |
Akunt'hitaabhyaam' smri'tisambhri'taabhyaam'
Namo namah' shankarapaarvateebhyaam || 8 ||

Namah' shivaabhyaam' rathavaahanaabhyaam'
Raveenduvaishvaanaralochanaabhyaam |
Raakaashashaankaabhamukhaambujaabhyaam'
Namo namah' shankarapaarvateebhyaam || 9 ||

Namah' shivaabhyaam' jat'ilandharaabhyaam'
Jaraamri'tibhyaam' cha vivarjitaabhyaam |
Janaardanaabjodbhavapoojitaabhyaam'
Namo namah' shankarapaarvateebhyaam || 10 ||

Namah' shivaabhyaam' vishamekshanaabhyaam'
Bilvachchhadaamallikadaamabhri'dbhyaam |
Shobhaavateeshaantavateeshvaraabhyaam'
Namo namah' shankarapaarvateebhyaam || 11 ||

Namah' shivaabhyaam' pashupaalakaabhyaam'
Jagatrayeerakshanabaddhahri'dbhyaam |
Samastadevaasurapoojitaabhyaam'
Namo namah' shankarapaarvateebhyaam || 12 ||

Stotram' trisandhyam' shivapaarvateebhyaam'
Bhaktyaa pat'heddvaadashakam' naro yah' |
Sa sarvasaubhaagyaphalaani bhunkte
Shataayuraante shivalokameti || 13 ||

Iti shreemachchhankaraachaaryakri'tam' shreeumaamaheshvara stotram' sampoornam |

Meaning

The Uma Maheshwara Stotram by Adi Shankaracharya is a devotional hymn praising Shiva and Parvati as the eternal Divine Couple. Each verse begins with “Namah Shivabhyam,” offering reverence to both in their united form as the cosmic parents and benefactors of the universe.

The hymn begins by describing them as ever-youthful and lovingly embracing, symbolizing the inseparable unity of consciousness (Shiva) and energy (Shakti). Parvati, daughter of the mountain king, and Shiva, rider of the bull, stand as embodiments of harmony and spiritual power.

Subsequent verses praise them as givers of auspicious boons, worshipped by Vishnu, Brahma, Indra, and countless sages. Their forms adorned with sacred ash, serpents, crescent moon, and divine ornaments reveal their majesty.

They are the rulers of the universe, the destroyers of evil, and the very embodiment of victory. Shiva–Shakti are presented as the supreme medicine for worldly suffering, the force behind creation, preservation, and dissolution.

The hymn praises their unparalleled beauty and compassion, their power to dispel the evils of Kali Yuga, and their glorious residence in the sacred Mount Kailasa. They are timeless, free from decay and death, worshipped by Vishnu, Brahma, and all celestial beings.

The stotram concludes by stating that one who recites it with devotion thrice daily enjoys all prosperity, a long life, and ultimately attains the abode of Shiva.

This hymn beautifully celebrates the cosmic balance of love, strength, compassion, and divine grace embodied in Uma and Maheshwara.

Benefits:
• Harmony, marital bliss, and family well-being
• Removal of obstacles, negativity, and suffering
• Divine protection, auspiciousness, and spiritual upliftment
• Long life, prosperity, peace, and Shiva–Shakti grace

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Uma Maheshwara Stotram?
It is a sacred hymn composed by Adi Shankaracharya, praising the divine unity of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, their power, and compassion. It holds special significance for marital harmony and spiritual progress.
When and how should one recite this Stotram?
This Stotram should be recited daily in the morning, afternoon, and evening, with a pure mind and devotion. It is considered more effective when recited together by a married couple.
What are the benefits of reciting Uma Maheshwara Stotram?
Reciting this Stotram brings marital bliss, family peace, prosperity, good health, removal of fear from enemies, mental tranquility, and ultimately, attainment of Shiva Loka.
Who should recite Uma Maheshwara Stotram?
Anyone seeking marital happiness, family peace, and spiritual upliftment can recite this Stotram. It is especially recommended for married couples to recite it together.
How many times should this Stotram be recited?
According to the Phalashruti (benefits section), reciting this Stotram thrice daily (morning, afternoon, and evening) leads to the attainment of all auspiciousness and prosperity.
What is the origin or author of this Stotram?
The Uma Maheshwara Stotram was composed by the great Advaita philosopher and saint, Sri Adi Shankaracharya. It is one of his many devotional compositions.

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