Sri Shambhu Stuti
Shambhu Stuti is a prayer to Lord Shiva, one of the most important deities in Hinduism. This Stuti is a prayer dedicated to Lord Shiva, an embodiment of the all-pervasive Supreme Being. It is believed that Lord Shiva is the destroyer of all evils and the one who bestows peace and tranquility. This prayer is chanted to invoke the blessings of Lord Shiva and seek his grace.
Sanskrit Stuti is a form of religious praise and worship in which a devotee sings praises of a deity or an aspect of divinity. It is an ancient practice and has been used to express devotion since the Vedic times. A Stuti can be a short hymn or a long chant and is often recited in a melodious voice with the accompaniment of music or percussion instruments. Shambhu Stuti was written by the Hindu spiritual saint and poet, Adi Shankaracharya in the 8th century CE.
Benefits of Chanting Shambhu Stuti lyrics
It helps to enhance one's spiritual growth, bring inner peace, increase focus, and develop a strong connection to the divine. It is said to be a powerful mantra that helps to bring positive energy into life and attract good luck. It is also believed to be a powerful protector, bringing protection from negative energies and helping to create a shield of protection around the individual. Finally, it is believed to be a powerful healing mantra that can help to bring relief from physical, mental, and emotional ailments.
Sri Shiv Shambhu Stuti lyrics in Hindi, Sanskrit with English Meaning
शंभु स्तुति - मैं प्राचीन पुरुष शंभु को नमन करता हूं
(Shambhu Stuti - Namami Shambhum Purusham Puranam)
Namaami Shambhum Purussam Puraannam
Namaami Sarvajnyam-Apaara-Bhaavam |
Namaami Rudram Prabhum-Akssayam Tam
Namaami Sharvam Shirasaa Namaami ||1||
मैं पुराण पुरुष शंभु को नमन करता हूं
मैं सर्वज्ञ, पारलौकिक होने के लिए नमन करता हूं।
मैं रुद्र, अक्षय भगवान को नमन करता हूं
मैं सिर झुकाकर भगवान शिव को प्रणाम करता हूं||1||
Namaami Devam Param-Avyayam-Tam
Umaa-Patim Loka-Gurum Namaami |
Namaami Daaridra-Vidaarannam Tam
Namaami Roga-Apaharam Namaami ||2||
मैं परम अविनाशी परमात्मा को नमन करता हूँ
मैं विश्व के आध्यात्मिक गुरु उमापति को प्रणाम करता हूँ।
दरिद्रता को चीरने वाले को मैं नमन करता हूं
रोग हरने वाले ॐ नमः ॐ नमः ||2||
Namaami Kalyaannam-Acintya-Ruupam
Namaami Vishvo[a-U]ddhva-Biija-Ruupam |
Namaami Vishva-Sthiti-Kaarannam Tam
Namaami Samhaara-Karam Namaami ||3||
कल्याण के अचिन्त्य स्वरूप को मैं प्रणाम करता हूँ
मैं ब्रह्मांड के बीज रूप को नमन करता हूं।
जो जगत् का कारण है, उसको मैं प्रणाम करता हूँ
नाशकाय नमः, वंदना ||3||
Namaami Gaurii-Priyam-Avyayam Tam
Namaami Nityam-Kssaram-Akssaram Tam |
Namaami Cid-Ruupam-Ameya-Bhaavam
Tri-Locanam Tam Shirasaa Namaami ||4||
जो गौरी के प्रिय और अक्षय हैं, उनको मैं प्रणाम करता हूं
जो नित्य, अचूक और अचूक है, उसको मैं प्रणाम करता हूँ।
मैं मन के रूप को, अथाह होने को नमन करता हूं
मैं उन तीन नेत्रों वाले भगवान को अपना सिर झुकाता हूं ||4||
Namaami Kaarunnya-Karam Bhavasyaa
Bhayamkaram Vaa-[A]pi Sadaa Namaami |
Namaami Daataaram-Abhiipsitaanaam
Namaami Some[a-Ii]sham-Ume[a-Ii]sham-Aadau ||5||
कृपालु भवस्य को नमन
घोर को मैं सदा नमन करता हूँ।
मनोवांछित दाता को कोटि-कोटि नमन
ॐ चन्द्रदेवाय चन्द्रदेवाय नमः ||5||
Namaami Veda-Traya-Locanam Tam
Namaami Muurti-Traya-Varjitam Tam |
Namaami Punnyam Sad-Asad-Vyaatiitam
Namaami Tam Paapa-Haram Namaami ||6||
वेदों के तीन नेत्रों वाले को मैं प्रणाम करता हूँ
मैं उसे नमन करता हूं जो तीन मूर्तियों से रहित है।
मैं पवित्र पारलौकिक कारण और प्रभाव को नमन करता हूं
जो पापों को हर लेता है, उसको मैं प्रणाम करता हूं ||6||
Namaami Vishvasya Hite Ratam Tam
Namaami Ruupa-Api Bahuni Dhatte |
Yo Vishva-Goptaa Sad-Asat-Prannetaa
Namaami Tam Vishva-Patim Namaami ||7||
जगत् के कल्याण में लगे हुए को मैं प्रणाम करता हूँ
जो अति धारण रूप रूप को नमन करता है॥
वह ब्रह्मांड का रक्षक है और अच्छाई और बुराई का अग्रदूत है
मैं उन्हें, ब्रह्मांड के भगवान को नमन करता हूं ||7||
Yajnye[a-Ii]shvaram Samprati Havyakavyam
Tathaa-Gatim Loka-Sadaashivo Yah |
Aaraadhito Yash-Ca Dadaati Sarvam
Namaami Daana-Priyam-Issttadevam ||8||
बलिदानों का स्वामी अब बलिदान का काव्य है
वह जो दुनिया का सदाशिव है उसने तथागत को प्राप्त किया है।
पूजा की और जो सब कुछ देता है
दान प्रिय भगवान् को मैं प्रणाम करता हूँ ||8||
Namaami Some[a-Ii]shvaram-Svatantram
Umaa-Patim Tam Vijayam Namaami |
Namaami Vighneshvara-Nandi-Naatham
Putra-Priyam Tam Shirasaa Namaami ||9||
चन्द्रदेव स्वतंत्राय नमः
मैं उमापति की उस विजय को शत शत नमन करता हूँ।
मैं विघ्नेश्वर नंदी नाथ को नमन करता हूं
जो अपने पुत्र को प्रिय है, मैं उसे अपना सिर झुकाता हूं ||9||
Namaami Devam Bhava-Duhkha-Shoka
Vinaashanam Candra-Dharam Namaami |
Namaami Gangaa-Dharam-Iisham-Iiddyam
Umaa-Dhavam Deva-Varam Namaami ||10||
मैं आपके दुख और दुख के देवता को नमन करता हूं
संहार करने वाले चन्द्रमा को मैं प्रणाम करता हूँ।
ॐ गंगादेवाय नमः
मैं देवताओं में श्रेष्ठ उमाधव को प्रणाम करता हूँ ||10||
Namaamya[i-A]jaa-[Aa]di-[I]isha-Purandara-[A]adi
Sura-Asurair-Arcita-Paada-Padmam |
Namaami Devii-Mukha-Vaada-Naanaam
Iikssa-Artham-Akssi-Tritayam Ya Aicchat ||11||
मैं जदीश पुरंदर और अन्य को नमन करता हूं
देवताओं और राक्षसों द्वारा चरण कमलों की पूजा की जाती है।
देवी मुख की वादन को प्रणाम
वह जिसने तीनों लोकों को दृष्टि के लिए चाहा ||11||
Pan.caamrtair-Gandha-Su-Dhuupa-Diipaih
Vicitra-Pusspair-Vividhaish-Ca Mantraih |
Anna-Prakaaraih Sakalo[a-U]pacaaraih
Sampuujitam Somam-Aham Namaami ||12||
पांच अमृत, सुगंधित धूप और दीपक
उन्होंने अद्भुत फूल और विभिन्न मंत्र अर्पित किए
सभी प्रकार के भोजन और सभी उपचारों के साथ
मैं पूज्य चन्द्रमा को प्रणाम करता हूँ ||12||
Sri Shambhu Stuti Lyrics Meaning in English
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I respectfully obeisance to Shambhu (the cause of happiness), who is the primordial being (ever-present as consciousness),
I respectfully obeisance (to Him) who is omniscient and whose state of meditation (symbolizing our inner consciousness) is limitless,
I respectfully obeisance to Rudra who is Lord of all (in the terrifying form associated with destruction) and who is indestructible in nature,
I respectfully bow to Sharva (who holds the entire world); I bow respectfully (again to all these forms).
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I respectfully bow to the Divine Lord who resides as the immutable state beyond the human mind,
To the Lord who is embodied as the consort of Goddess Uma and who is the spiritual master of the entire world, I offer my respectful obeisances,
I respectfully bow down to Him who sheds tears over our (inner) poverty (He is present as our most glorious inner being),
(And) I respectfully bow down to Him who removes our disease (Samsara) (by revealing His glorious nature).
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I respectfully bow (to Him) who is the cause of all goodness, (always present at the back of the mind) in His inconceivable form,
I respectfully bow down (to him) whose form is like the seed that gives birth to the universe,
I respectfully bow to Him who is also the cause of the maintenance of the universe,
(And) I respectfully bow down (to him) who is (ultimately) the destroyer (of the universe).
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I respectfully bow to Him who is beloved of Gauri (Goddess Parvati) and irreplaceable (also implies that Shiva and Shakti are inseparably connected),
I respectfully bow to Him who is eternal and who is imperishable behind all destruction,
I offer my obeisances (to him) who is of the nature of consciousness and whose meditative state (the symbol of all-pervading consciousness) is immeasurable,
To the Lord who has three eyes, I offer my obeisances.
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I respectfully bow down (to Him) who is the fountain of mercy (to the good) in the world,
Also, he who creates fear (in the hearts of the wicked); To that Lord, I respectfully bow,
I respectfully bow (to him) who bestows (his devotees) with desired objects,
(And) I respectfully bow down (to Him) who is the Lord of Soma (Moon God), Uma (Goddess Parvati), and others.
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I respectfully bow to Him, whose three Vedas are His three eyes.
I respectfully bow to Him who is beyond (perceived by the senses) the three forms (of Brahma, Vishnu, and Sankara).
I respectfully obeisance (to Him) who is auspicious (Prakriti) beyond reality and unreality (phenomenal world).
I bow to him with reverence; I respectfully bow to Him who removes sins (when the heart is surrendered to Him in meditation).
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To Him who is always engaged in the welfare of the world, I offer my respectful obeisances,
I respectfully bow (to him) who assumes many forms (for the welfare of the world),
Who are the preserver of the world and the transitory and eternal (results of actions),
To Him, I respectfully bow; I bow respectfully to the Lord of the world.
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To the Lord who is truly the Lord of sacrifices, to whom all oblations ultimately go,
Likewise, in the form, Sadasiva is the last refuge of the world,
(And) He who gives everything when worshipped.
(To that Lord) I respectfully obeisance, who loves to bestow boons (on his devotees) and who is my Ishtadev (chosen deity).
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I respectfully bow (to him) who is the lord of Soma (the moon god); (I respectfully bow to Him) who is ever free,
(I bow respectfully) to the Lord of Uma; I respectfully bow (to him) who is ever victorious,
I respectfully obeisance to Him who is Vighneshwar (Ganesha) and also Lord of Nandi,
To the Lord who loves His sons, I bow in reverence (as His son).
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I respectfully bow down (to Him) (who removes) (inwardly) the sorrows and miseries of the world (affecting us),
(To the remover of sorrows) who holds the moon on his head (the symbol of bliss), I respectfully obeisance,
I respectfully bow to the Lord who holds the Ganga on His head (the symbol of purity), and who is glorified by all,
To the wife of Uma who is the best of the gods, I bow in reverence.
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I respectfully bow down (to Him) who is the unborn and primordial Lord; By Purandara (Indra) and others...
Suras (gods) as well as Asuras, to whom lotus flowers are worshipped,
I bow with devotion (to him), of whom the goddess variously (glorifies him) says,
(and) who is motivated in various ways to obtain a favorable vision from his triad of eyes.
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Panchamrita (five food items), fragrant incense, lamp light,
Different colored flowers, different types of mantras (to glorify Him),
As well as in other ways including all up a char (worship offerings)
To that Soma (the nectar of our life) who is worshiped (by all), I bow down in reverence.
Why is Lord Shiva called Shambhu or Swayambhu?
Shambhu means "The Auspicious One" in Sanskrit. It is also used as an epithet for Shiva, meaning the one who is auspicious and bestows blessings. In Hindu mythology, Shambhu is the embodiment of compassion and mercy. He is said to grant divine knowledge, protect the virtuous, and grant peace and prosperity. He is also worshipped for his ability to grant boons and perform miracles.
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| Swayambhu |
Swayambhu, also known as Shambhu, is a Sanskrit term meaning self-manifested or self-arisen. It means He who created Himself or who has no father & mother. The origin of Swayambhu can be traced back to ancient Hindu mythology. It is said that Lord Brahma once performed a yagna (fire sacrifice) in order to create the universe. As he was preparing to perform the yagna, a divine light emerged from the depths of the ocean, and from that light, the Swayambhu Linga was created. This is why Swayambhu is also referred to as the "Self-Manifested Linga". The Swayambhu Linga is believed to represent the purest form of Lord Shiva, and it is believed that worshipping it will bring blessings and enlightenment.
Shambhu Stuti is a beautiful and powerful devotional Sanskrit hymn. The lyrics of Stuti express deep reverence and devotion to Shiva, and it is believed that chanting it can bring immense peace, bliss, and spiritual progress. The song begins with a call to Shiva to come and protect the devotees, and it ends with a request to Lord Shiva to grant blessings and peace. The lyrics are very poetic and powerful, and the music is said to be beautiful and soulful. Listening to Shambhu Stuti lyrics can also help to boost creativity and open up the mind to new possibilities. It can also help to increase positive energy and bring a sense of joy into your life. Listening to this Stuti can also help to bring a sense of spiritual fulfillment and satisfaction.