Shri Ram Stuti holds a sacred place in the hearts of devotees as a timeless ode to Lord Rama’s virtues and exploits. Penned by the revered sage Goswami Tulsidas, this hymn beautifully encapsulates the essence of Lord Rama’s magnanimous spirit, valor, and compassion. Whether you’re new to the world of spirituality or a seasoned seeker, Shri Ram Stuti welcomes all with its universal message of devotion and hope.
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श्री राम नवमी, विजय दशमी, सुंदरकांड, रामचरितमानस कथा, श्री हनुमान जन्मोत्सव और अखंड रामायण के पाठ में प्रमुखता से वाचन किया जाने वाली वंदना।
॥दोहा॥
श्री रामचन्द्र कृपालु भजुमन
हरण भवभय दारुणं ।
नव कंज लोचन कंज मुख
कर कंज पद कंजारुणं ॥१॥
कन्दर्प अगणित अमित छवि
नव नील नीरद सुन्दरं ।
पटपीत मानहुँ तडित रुचि शुचि
नोमि जनक सुतावरं ॥२॥
भजु दीनबन्धु दिनेश दानव
दैत्य वंश निकन्दनं ।
रघुनन्द आनन्द कन्द कोशल
चन्द दशरथ नन्दनं ॥३॥
शिर मुकुट कुंडल तिलक
चारु उदारु अङ्ग विभूषणं ।
आजानु भुज शर चाप धर
संग्राम जित खरदूषणं ॥४॥
इति वदति तुलसीदास शंकर
शेष मुनि मन रंजनं ।
मम् हृदय कंज निवास कुरु
कामादि खलदल गंजनं ॥५॥
मन जाहि राच्यो मिलहि सो
वर सहज सुन्दर सांवरो ।
करुणा निधान सुजान शील
स्नेह जानत रावरो ॥६॥
एहि भांति गौरी असीस सुन सिय
सहित हिय हरषित अली।
तुलसी भवानिहि पूजी पुनि-पुनि
मुदित मन मन्दिर चली ॥७॥
॥सोरठा॥
जानी गौरी अनुकूल सिय
हिय हरषु न जाइ कहि ।
मंजुल मंगल मूल वाम
अङ्ग फरकन लगे।
रचयिता: गोस्वामी तुलसीदास
Shri Ram Stuti In English
॥ Doha ॥
Shri Ramachandra Kripalu Bhajuman,
Harana Bhavabhaya Daarunam ।
Navakanja Lochana Kanja Mukhakara,
Kanja Pada Kanjaarunam ॥1॥
Kandarpa Aganita Amita Chhav Nava,
Neela Neerara Sundaram ।
Patapita Maanahum Tadita Ruchi Shuchi,
Navmi Janaka Sutaavaram ॥2॥
Bhaju Deena Bandhu Dinesh Daanav,
Daityavansha Nikandanam ।
Raghunanda Aananda Kanda Kaushala,
Chanda Dasharatha Nandanam ॥3॥
Sira Mukuta Kundala Tilaka Chaaru,
Udaaru Anga Vibhooshanam ।
Aajaanu Bhuja Shara Chaapadhara,
Sangraama-jita-khara Dooshanam ॥4॥
Iti Vadati Tulsidas Shankar,
Shesha Muni Manaranjanam ।
Mama Hridayakanja Nivaas Kuru,
Kaamaadi Khaladal Ganjanam ॥5॥
Manu Jaahin Raacheu Milihi so Baru,
Sahaja Sundara Saanvaro ।
Karuna Nidhaan Sujaan Seelu,
Sanehu Jaanat Raavaro ॥6॥
Ehi Bhaanti Gauri Asees Suni Siya,
Sahita Hiyan Harashi Ali ।
Tulsi Bhavaanihi Pooji Puni Puni,
Mudit Man Mandir Chalee ॥7॥
॥ Sortha ॥
Jaani Gauri Anukool,
Siya Hiya Harashu Na Jaye Kaheen ।
Manjula Mangala Moola,
Bam Anga Pharkana Lage ।
FAQ
1. What is Shri Ram Stuti? Shri Ram Stuti is a devotional hymn or prayer dedicated to Lord Rama, a revered deity in Hinduism. It is composed in praise of Lord Rama’s virtues, qualities, and divine attributes.
2. Who wrote Shri Ram Stuti? Shri Ram Stuti is traditionally attributed to the great sage Goswami Tulsidas, who was a prominent saint and poet in the Bhakti movement. Tulsidas is best known for his work “Ramcharitmanas,” an epic retelling of the Ramayana.
3. What is the significance of Shri Ram Stuti? Shri Ram Stuti holds immense spiritual and emotional significance for devotees of Lord Rama. It is believed that reciting or listening to the stuti can invoke blessings, protection, and guidance from Lord Rama. The stuti helps deepen the devotee’s connection with the divine.
4. How is Shri Ram Stuti recited? Shri Ram Stuti can be recited orally or chanted as a part of daily devotional practices. Many devotees also recite it during special occasions like Rama Navami or other important Hindu festivals. Some also choose to sing or listen to musical renditions of the stuti.
5. Are there different versions of Shri Ram Stuti? Yes, there are various versions and variations of Shri Ram Stuti available. Different authors and poets have composed their own versions, each highlighting different aspects of Lord Rama’s divine nature and virtues.
6. What are the benefits of reciting Shri Ram Stuti? Reciting Shri Ram Stuti is believed to bring spiritual upliftment, inner peace, and a sense of devotion. It is also thought to provide protection from negative influences, offer solace during challenging times, and promote positive energy.
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