ஶநி ஸ்தோத்ரம்
Shani Stotram in Tamil · தமிழ்
உங்கள் மொழி/எழுத்தில் படியுங்கள்
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Shanaishchara Stotram (Shani Dvadasa-nama Stotram), traditional Navagraha hymn · Traditional (Puranic Navagraha literature) · Puranic / Classical
The Shani Stotram belongs to the Navagraha tradition of hymns recited for graha-shanti, the pacification of the nine planets. It gathers the twelve names of Saturn — Shanaishchara the slow-mover, Chhayabhu the son of the shadow-goddess Chhaya, Suryanandana and Sauri the son of the Sun, Yama the just, Panghu the lame, and the dark, collyrium-hued knower of dharma. The hymn's most cherished feature is that its final verse is framed as Saturn's own vow — that he will inflict no suffering on whoever recites these names thrice daily — turning a feared planet into a giver of grace to the devout.
✦ சாத்திரங்களில் கூறியபடி
The stotra is unique in placing a promise in Saturn's own mouth: 'tasya pidam na chaivaham karishyami na samshayah' — 'I will cause him no affliction; there is no doubt' — to anyone who recites his twelve names at dawn, noon and dusk, whether Saturn troubles the chart in transit, over the birth-ascendant, or in his dasha; thus countless devotees recite it through Sade-Sati for relief.
பொருளுடன் முழுப் பாடல்
எந்த வரியையும் அல்லது ▶ பொத்தானைத் தொட்டு கேளுங்கள்
ௐ ஶநைஶ்சரஃ ஸ்வதாகாரீ சாயாபூஃ ஸூர்யநந்தநஃ । மார்தண்டஜோ யமஃ ஸௌரிஃ பங்கூஶ்ச க்ரஹநாயகஃ ॥ ௧॥
oṃ śanaiścaraḥ svadhākārī chāyābhūḥ sūryanandanaḥ | mārtaṇḍajo yamaḥ sauriḥ paṅgūśca grahanāyakaḥ || 1||
பொருள்:Om. Shanaishchara (the slow-mover), maker of the svadha offering, son of Chhaya, delight of Surya; born of Martanda, Yama (the just), Sauri, the lame one, and the chief of the planets;
ப்ரஹ்மண்யோऽக்ரூரதர்மஜ்ஞோ நீலவர்ணோऽஞ்ஜநத்யுதிஃ । த்வாதஶைதாநி நாமாநி த்ரிஸந்த்யம் யஃ படேந்நரஃ ॥ ௨॥
brahmaṇyo'krūradharmajño nīlavarṇo'ñjanadyutiḥ | dvādaśaitāni nāmāni trisandhyaṃ yaḥ paṭhennaraḥ || 2||
பொருள்:Devoted to the sacred, the non-cruel one, knower of dharma, dark of hue, lustrous as black collyrium — the person who recites these twelve names at the three junctions of the day,
தஸ்ய பீடாம் நசைவாஹம் கரிஷ்யாமி ந ஸம்ஶயஃ । கோசரே ஜந்மலக்நே ச வாபஸ்வந்தர்தஶாஸு ச ॥ ௩॥
tasya pīḍāṃ nacaivāhaṃ kariṣyāmi na saṃśayaḥ | gocare janmalagne ca vāpasvantardaśāsu ca || 3||
பொருள்:upon him I (Saturn) will inflict no suffering — there is no doubt — whether in transit (gochara), upon his natal ascendant, or during my sub-periods (antardasha).
॥ இதி ஶநைஶ்சரஸ்தோத்ரம் ॥
|| iti śanaiścarastotram ||
பொருள்:Thus ends the Shanaishchara Stotram.
சொல்-சொல்லாகப் பொருள்
உச்சரிப்பைக் கேட்க எந்தச் சொல்லையும் தட்டவும்
Shani Stotram பாராயணப் பலன்கள்
Recites the twelve sacred names of Saturn (Shani Dvadasa-nama) and carries Saturn's own promise of protection from his afflictions.
One of the foremost remedies (parihara) recited during Sade-Sati (the seven-and-a-half-year Saturn cycle) and the Shani Dhaiya (two-and-a-half-year transit).
Said to soften the hardships of Saturn in transit (gochara), over the natal ascendant, and during his dasha and antardasha.
Invokes Shani as 'Akrura' (non-cruel), 'Dharmajna' (knower of dharma) and 'Brahmanya' (friend of the pious) — turning the stern judge into a protector of the righteous.
Chanted for patience, perseverance, relief from chronic troubles, delays, debts and obstacles that Saturn governs.
Brief and easy to memorise, it is ideal for recitation three times a day (trisandhya) as the verse itself prescribes.
Most auspicious when recited on Saturdays (Shanivara), the weekday of Saturn, with sesame oil, black sesame and a lamp.
Shani Stotram பாராயண முறை
Bathe and sit facing west before an image of Shani or the Navagraha, ideally with a sesame-oil (til) lamp and offerings of black sesame, black cloth, iron or blue/black flowers. The stotra itself prescribes recitation 'trisandhyam' — at the three junctions of the day (dawn, midday and dusk). It is especially recited on Saturdays and throughout Sade-Sati or Shani Dhaiya, and may be repeated 3, 11 or 23 times before a Shani lamp.
அடிக்கடி கேட்கப்படும் கேள்விகள்
இவையும் படியுங்கள்
ॐ
முழு Shani Stotramஐ வரிக்கு-வரி பொருளுடன் படியுங்கள், அல்லது மேலும் புனித பாடல்களைக் காணுங்கள்