Aikyaṁ svabhaktebhyo vitarasi Viśvam-bharo'tra sākṣhī bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Om iti tava nirdeshṭrī māyāsmākaṁ mṛḍopakartrī bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Audaasyaṁ sphuṭayati viṣayeṣu digambaratā cha tavaiva bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Antaḥ karaṇa-viśuddhiṁ bhaktiṁ cha tvayi satīṁ pradehi bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Astopādhi-samasta-vyastair rūpair jagan-mayo'si bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Karuṇāvaruṇālaya mayi dāsa udāsa stavo'chito na hi bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Khalasahavāsaṁ vighaṭaya ghaṭaya satām eva saṅgamanisham,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Garalaṁ jagad-upakṛtaye gilitaṁ bhavatā samo'sti ko'tra bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Ghanasāragauragātra prachura-jaṭājūṭa-baddha-gaṅga bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam. Shiva Suvarnamala Stuti
Jñaptiḥ sarvaśarīreṣv akhaṇḍitā yā vibhāti sā tvaṁ bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Chapalam mama hṛdaya-kapiṁ viṣaya-dru-charaṁ dṛḍhaṁ badhāna bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Chhāyā sthāṇor api tava tāpaṁ namatāṁ haraty aho Shiva bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Jaya Kailāsa-nivāsa Pramatha-gaṇādhīśa Bhūsura-archita bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Jhaṇutaka-jhaṅkiṇu-jhaṇutatkita-taka-śabdaīr naṭasi mahānata bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Jñānaṁ vikṣepa-āvṛti-rahitaṁ kuru me, gurus tvam eva bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
ṭaṅkāras tava dhanuṣo dalayati hṛdayaṁ dviṣām aśanir iva bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
ṭhākṛtir iva tava māyā bahir-antaḥ śūnya-rūpiṇī khalu bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
ḍambaraṁ amburuhām api dalayati anaghaṁ tvad-aṅghri-yugalaṁ bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam. Shiva Suvarnamala Stuti
ḍhakkākṣa-sūtra-śūla-druhiṇa-karoṭī-samullasat-kara bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Ṇākāra-garbhiṇī chet śubhadā te śara-gatir nṛṇām iha bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Tava manvati sañjapataḥ sadyas tarati naro hi bhavābdhiṁ bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Thūtkāras tasya mukhe bhūyāt te nāma nāsti yasya bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Dayanīyaś cha dayāluḥ ko’sti madanyaḥ tvadanya iha vada bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Dharmasthāpana-dakṣa tryakṣa guro dakṣa-yajña-śikṣaka bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Nanu tāḍito’si dhanuṣā lubdhaka-dhiyā tvaṁ purā nareṇa bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Parimātuṁ tava mūrtiṁ nālam ajas tat-parāt paro’si bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam. Shiva Suvarnamala Stuti
Phalam iha nṛtayā januṣas tvat-pada-sevā sanātaneśa bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Balaṁ ārogyaṁ ch āyus tvad-guṇa-ruchitāṁ chiraṁ pradehi bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Bhagavan bharga bhayāpaha bhūtapate bhūti-bhūṣita-aṅga bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Mahimā tava nahi māti śrutiṣu hi Mahīdhara-ātmaja-ādhava bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Yama-niyamādibhir-aṅgair-yamino yaṁ hṛdaye bhajanti sa tvaṁ bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Rajjāva-hiriva śuktau rajatamiva tvayi jagati bhānti bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Labdhvā bhavat-prasādāc-cakraṁ Viṣṇur-avati lokam-akhilaṁ bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Vasudhā-tad-dharat-acchaya-ratham-aurvīśara parākṛtāsura bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Śarvadeva sarvottama sarvada durvṛtta-garva-haraṇa bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Ṣaḍ-ripu ṣaḍ-ūrmi ṣaḍ-vikāra-hara sanmukha ṣaṇmukha-janaka bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam. Shiva Suvarnamala Stuti
Satyam jñānam anantam brahma ity-etat lakṣaṇa-lakṣita bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Hāhā-hūhū-mukha-sura-gāyaka-gītāpadāna-padya bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Ḷādiḥ na hi prayogaḥ tad-antam-iha maṅgalaṁ sadāstu bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
Kṣaṇam-iva divasān neṣyati tvat-pada-sevākṣaṇa-utsukaḥ Shiva bho,
Saamb Sadaashiv Shambho Shankar, sharanam me tava charanayugam.
|| Thus ends the Suvarṇamālā Stuti composed by Śrī Ādi Śaṅkara ||
Meanings Of Shiv SuvaranaMala Stuti in English:
O Lord, I shall purify my tongue by singing some of Your excellent qualities, albeit with difficulty. O eternally auspicious Lord, O husband of Parvati, O ever calm, O source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, who is adept at shattering the pride of the god Indra, who is the beloved of Tandu, and who is the husband of Chandi,
O eternally auspicious Lord, O husband of Parvati, O ever calm and the source of all comforts! Your feet are my refuge. Shiva Suvarnamala Stuti
O Lord, who wears the skin of an elephant as a garment, who is endowed with radiant eyes that destroy Kamadeva, O eternally auspicious Lord, O husband of Parvati, O ever calm and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, who is the Lord of the mountain, the Lord of men, and who wears snakes as His ornaments, O eternally auspicious Lord, the husband of Parvati, who is always tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, whose left limb is in the posture of embracing Uma (Parvati), who is of a transcendentally auspicious form, O eternally auspicious Lord, the husband of Parvati, who is always tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord! Accept me, the fool and orphan, as Your own and remove my sufferings. O eternally auspicious Lord, the husband of Parvati, who is always tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, who resides in the minds of great sages, who is the cause of the origin, sustenance and destruction of all beings, O eternally auspicious Lord, the husband of Parvati, who is always tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge. Shiva Suvarnamala Stuti
O Lord, who wears the crescent moon as an ornament on the crown of His matted hair, Whose vehicle is the bull, and Who wears a garland of Rudraksha beads, O eternally auspicious Lord, the husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, I offer flowers of both my eyes to Your feet. O eternally auspicious Lord, the husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Merciful Lord, I worship You alone because You are always present. O eternally auspicious Lord, the husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, You grant Your devotees unity with You, You maintain this universe, and You are the witness in all, O eternally auspicious Lord, the husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your pair of feet are my refuge.
O Lord, that Omkar which is indicative of You and which is beyond Maya helps me to understand You, O Merciful One! O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, the fact that You have no clothes only reveals Your indifference to the things of the world, O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge. Shiva Suvarnamala Stuti
O Lord, may Your better half grant me purity of mind and firm devotion to You. O eternally auspicious Lord, wife of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, You exist collectively and individually in this vast universe without any accidental condition, O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, You are the ocean of compassion, and it is not proper to be indifferent to me, Your servant. O eternally auspicious Lord, the husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, please keep me away from the company of the wicked and enable me to associate only with the good. O eternally auspicious Lord, the husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, who is like You here? O eternally auspicious Lord, the husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, whose body is as white as camphor, and who has held the Ganges in His long matted locks, O eternally auspicious Supreme Lord, the husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, You are the unified knowledge that shines in all bodies, O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all pleasures, Your feet are my refuge. Shiva Suvarnamala Stuti
O Lord, bind my restless mind, which is like a monkey hopping on the tree of worldly pleasures. O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all pleasures, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, the shadow of Shanu removes the worldly sorrows of those who bow down to You. O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all pleasures, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, You who reside in Kailash, who are the Lord of the Pramathas, and who are worshipped by the brahmanas, all hail to You, O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all pleasures, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, You are the great dancer who dances while making the sound, “Jhanu, Taka, Jhankinu, Jhanu, Tatkita, Taka.” O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever calm and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, You are my Guru. Please give me the knowledge that is free from the projection of falsehood and the covering of the truth. O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever calm and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, the sound of Your trident, which is like a thunderbolt, pierces the heart of Your enemies. O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever calm and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge. Shiva Suvarnamala Stuti
O Lord, Your Maya is like a coin, which is void both inside and outside. O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever calm and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, Your holy feet are greater than the glory of the lotus. O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever calm and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, who holds in His hands a small damaru, a rosary, a trident and the Brahmakapala, O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever calm and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, if Your arrows are not released and are only kept in the quiver in the shape of 'N', it is only for the welfare of the people. O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever calm and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, a person who chants Your mantra immediately crosses the ocean of the world. O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, always tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, may anyone who does not take Your name be hated, O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, always tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, who is the other seeker besides me? And who is more merciful than You? Please tell me. O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, always tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge. Shiva Suvarnamala Stuti
O Lord, who has the power and influence to maintain Dharma, who has three eyes, who is the Guru and who destroyed the sacrifice of Daksha, O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, always tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord! In ancient times, a man struck You with a bow due to greed. O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, neither Brahma nor Vishnu is able to measure Your form, You are far beyond their reach, O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever calm and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O eternal Lord, serving Your feet is the reward of human birth. O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever calm and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, please grant me long-lasting strength, health and longevity and a mind attracted to Your great qualities. O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever calm and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord Bharga (Sun), you are the destroyer of sins and the dispeller of fear, the lord of the Bhuta-ganas (servants of Shiva), and your limbs are smeared with sacred ashes, O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, husband of Parvati, your greatness is not measured by the Vedas, O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, the Yogis meditate on you in their minds by following the yogic methods of Yama and Niyama. O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, your feet are my refuge. Shiva Suvarnamala Stuti
O Lord, just as a snake appears in place of a rope, and silver appears in place of a conch, similarly this universe appears as a mere entity in You (this universe is only an illusion, the ultimate reality is Brahman). O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, it is by Your grace that Lord Vishnu has obtained the discus to protect the universe. O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord! You have defeated the demons by appointing the earth, Adisesha and Lord Vishnu as the chariot, the bow and the arrow respectively. O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, you are the destroyer, the best of the gods, and the giver of everything, please destroy the pride of those with evil character. O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever calm and the source of all pleasures, your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, who removes the six enemies (desire, anger, greed, lust, pride and jealousy), the six waves of sensations (thirst, hunger, grief, attachment, old age and death) and the six changes of life (existence, birth, growth, maturity, decay and death), who is the father of the six-faced Kartikeya (Subrahmanya), and whose essence is eternity, O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever calm and the source of all pleasures, your feet are my refuge. Shiva Suvarnamala Stuti
O Lord, who is Brahman consisting of truth, knowledge and infinity, O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever calm and the source of all pleasures, your feet are my refuge.
O spotless Lord, whose greatness is sung by Gandharvas like Haha and Huhu, O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
No language uses a word beginning with 'L', but a word ending with 'L' means auspicious for all. O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
O Lord, may the days of a person who is eager to worship Your feet pass like a moment. O eternally auspicious Lord, husband of Parvati, ever tranquil and the source of all comforts, Your feet are my refuge.
Thus ends the hymn Suvarnamala Stuti composed by Adi Shankaracharya.
Shiv Suvarnmala Stuti Lyrics, meaning of shiva suwarnamala, One of the best prayer to please lord shiva.
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