Chandramaulisha Stotram — Word-by-Word Meaning
चन्द्रमौलीश स्तोत्रम्
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Word-by-Word Breakdown
Complete Translation
A hymn to Chandramaulisha — Lord Shiva who wears the crescent moon upon His crown — adoring the three-eyed Lord, consort of Uma, the giver of refuge and liberation.
Origin & History
Source: Sringeri tradition
Author: Bharati Tirtha
Period: Medieval
The Chandramaulisha Stotram is traditionally ascribed to Bharati Tirtha. A hymn to Chandramaulisha — Lord Shiva who wears the crescent moon upon His crown — adoring the three-eyed Lord, consort of Uma, the giver of refuge and liberation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Chandramaulisha Stotram?▼
A hymn to Chandramaulisha — Lord Shiva who wears the crescent moon upon His crown — adoring the three-eyed Lord, consort of Uma, the giver of refuge and liberation.
Who composed it and when is it recited?▼
It is attributed to Bharati Tirtha (Sringeri tradition). It is recited in the morning or evening with devotion, especially on Mondays and during Maha Shivaratri and Shravan.
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