Ardhanareeswara Stotram - Transform Your Life with Divine Energy

Ardhanareeswara Stotram Lyrics

English Lyrics

हिंदी मंत्र

Lyrics in English

Champeya Gowrardha Sareerakayai
Karpoora Gourardha Sareerakaya ।
Dhamillakayai Cha Jatadaraya
Nama Shivayai Cha Namashivaya ॥

Kasthurika Kumkuma Charchithayai
Chitharaja Puncha Vicharchithayai ।
Kruthasmarayai Vikrutha Smaraya
Nama Shivayai Cha Namashivaya ॥

Jhanath Kvanath Kankana Noopurayai
Padabja Rajat Phani Noopuraya ।
Hemangadhayai Cha Bhujagangadhaya
Nama Shivayai Cha Namashivaya ॥

Visala Nilothphala Lochanayai
Vikasi Pangeruha Lochanaya ।
Samekshanayai Vishamekshanaya
Nama Shivayai Cha Namashivaya ॥

Mandhara Mala Kalithalakayai
Kapalamalankitha Kandharaya ।
Divyambarayai Cha Digambaraya
Nama Shivayai Cha Namashivaya ॥

Ambhodara Syamala Kunthalayai
Thadithprabha Thamra Jatadharaya ।
Nireeswarayai Nikhileeswaraya
Nama Shivayai Cha Namashivaya ॥

Prapancha Srushtyun Muka Lasyakayai
Samastha Samharaka Thandavaya ।
Jagat Jananyai Jagatheka Pithre
Nama Shivayai Cha Namashivaya ॥

Pradeeptha Rathnojjwala Kundalaayai
Sphuran Mahapannaga Bhooshanayai ।
Shivanvithaayai Cha Shivanvithaya
Nama Shivayai Cha Namashivaya ॥

Phalastuti

Ethath Pateth Astaka Mistatham Yo
Bhakthyaa Sa Maanyo Bhuvi Deerghajeevi ।
Praapnothi Saubhagyam Ananthakaalam
Bhooyaath Sadha Thasya Samastha Sidhdhi ॥

॥ Iti Shri Shankara Bhagavatpada Virachitam Ardhanarishwara Stotram ॥

हिंदी मंत्र

चाम्पेयगौरार्धशरीरकायै कर्पूरगौरार्धशरीरकाय ।
धम्मिल्लकायै च जटाधराय नम: शिवायै च नम: शिवाय ॥

कस्तूरिकाकुंकुमचर्चितायै चितारजः पुंजविचर्चिताय ।
कृतस्मरायै विकृतस्मराय नम: शिवायै च नम: शिवाय ॥

चलत्क्वणत्कंकणनूपुरायै पादाब्जराजत्फणीनूपुराय ।
हेमांगदायै च भुजगांगदाय नम: शिवायै च नम: शिवाय ॥

विशालनीलोत्पललोचनायै विकासिपंकेरुहलोचनाय ।
समेक्षणायै विषमेक्षणाय नम: शिवायै च नम: शिवाय ॥

मन्दारमालाकलितालकायै कपालमालांकितकन्धराय ।
दिव्याम्बरायै च दिगम्बराय नम: शिवायै च नम: शिवाय ॥

अम्भोधरश्यामलकुन्तलायै तडित्प्रभाताम्रजटाधराय ।
निरीश्वरायै निखिलेश्वराय नम: शिवायै च नम: शिवाय ॥

प्रपंचसृष्ट्युन्मुखलास्यकायै समस्तसंहारकताण्डवाय ।
जगज्जनन्यैजगदेकपित्रे नम: शिवायै च नम: शिवाय ॥

प्रदीप्तरत्नोज्ज्वलकुण्डलायै स्फुरन्महापन्नगभूषणाय ।
शिवान्वितायै च शिवान्विताय नम: शिवायै च नम: शिवाय ॥

स्तोत्र पाठ का फल

एतत् पठेदष्टकमिष्टदं यो भक्त्या स मान्यो भुवि दीर्घजीवी ।
प्राप्नोति सौभाग्यमनन्तकालं भूयात् सदा तस्य समस्तसिद्धि: ॥

॥ इति आदिशंकराचार्य विरचित अर्धनारीनटेश्वरस्तोत्रम् सम्पूर्णम् ॥

About Ardhanareeswara Stotram

The profound hymn known as the Ardhanareeswara Stotram is devoted to the unique and potent form of Ardhanareeswara, in which Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati are unified into one indivisible form. This form represents the ideal fusion of feminine and masculine energy, balancing and enhancing one another. Shiva, the embodiment of power, destruction, and austerity, is represented by the right half of this figure, while Parvati, the embodiment of beauty, nurturing, and creativity, is defined by the left half.

The Ardhanareeswara Stotram explores in depth the idea of duality—the coexistence of opposites in the universe that produce harmony and balance—in philosophy. It highlights how interconnected and essential the masculine and female principles are to the cosmic order rather than being distinct entities. By connecting with this divine balance and attempting to balance the male and female parts of themselves, chanting the Ardhanareeswara Stotram promotes inner tranquility and spiritual development for believers.

The cosmic dancer Ardhanareeshwara is shown as a majestic figure, with one side signifying the feminine principle (Shakti) and the other the masculine principle (Shiva). Shiva’s left side is frequently depicted in meditative or contemplative poses, signifying the power of creation and the divine awareness. The cosmic energy that both maintains and alters the universe is represented by the right side, which is identified with Shakti and is frequently portrayed in a dynamic or energetic position.

The Ardhanareeswara Stotram – Transform Your Life with Divine Energy also represents the collapse of all dualism, emphasizing that all opposites are a part of a one, cohesive whole. Examples of such dualism include good and evil, day and night, and life and death. This stotram is frequently said to ask for heavenly assistance in reaching balance in one’s relationships with others, one’s mental health, or one’s spiritual pursuits.

It is thought to assist followers in realizing the unity of all creation and transcending the dualities of reality.