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शाकम्भरी स्तोत्रम्

🕉️ hindu·📿 9× जप·🕐 Shakambhari Navaratri and Shakambhari Purnima (Pausha full moon); also Fridays and during Navaratri·📜 Shakta tradition; the Shakambhari manifestation described in the Devi Mahatmya (Markandeya Purana) and Devi Bhagavata Purana

अन्य नाम / खोज: shakambhari stotram · shakambhari devi stotram · shatakshi stotram · banashankari stotram · shakambari stotram

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अर्थ

शाकम्भरी ('शाक धारण करने वाली') देवी दुर्गा का पोषण-स्वरूप है, जो देवी महात्म्य एवं देवी भागवत के अनुसार महान् अकाल के समय प्रकट हुईं और अपने शरीर से उत्पन्न शाक, फल एवं औषधियों से समस्त प्राणियों का भरण-पोषण किया तथा दुर्गम नामक असुर का वध किया। यह स्तोत्र उन्हें शताक्षी (सौ नेत्रों वाली) माता के रूप में नमन करता है, जो क्षुधा, भय और अभाव को दूर कर पोषण और मङ्गल प्रदान करती हैं। दक्षिण में वे बनशंकरी के रूप में पूजित हैं।

उत्पत्ति और कथा

Shakta tradition; the Shakambhari manifestation described in the Devi Mahatmya (Markandeya Purana) and Devi Bhagavata Purana · Traditional · Classical / Puranic

The Devi Mahatmya foretells that the Goddess will incarnate as Shakambhari: 'Then I shall nourish the whole world with the life-sustaining vegetables born from my own body, until the rains come; I shall be famed on earth as Shakambhari.' When a hundred-year drought struck and beings perished of hunger, the Mother, moved to tears (becoming Shatakshi), appeared and produced fruits, roots and herbs to feed all, and slew the tormenting demon Durgama. This stotram celebrates that compassionate, nourishing form of Durga.

शास्त्रों में वर्णित

It is told that during the great drought, the very moment the Goddess manifested as Shakambhari, the parched earth grew green with vegetables, fruits and grain springing from her body, ending the famine and restoring life — a grace devotees still invoke for sustenance and plenty.

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श्लोक 1

शाकम्भरी शिवा धात्री दुर्गा रक्षणकारिणी। नमामि त्वां जगद्धात्रीं शरण्यां भक्तवत्सलाम्॥१॥

Shakambhari Shiva Dhatri Durga Rakshana-Karini। Namami Tvam Jagad-Dhatrim Sharanyam Bhakta-Vatsalam॥1॥

अर्थ:हे शाकम्भरी, शिवे, धात्री, दुर्गे, रक्षा करने वाली — मैं आपको नमन करता हूँ, जो जगत् की धारिणी, सबकी शरण और भक्तों पर वत्सल हैं।

श्लोक 2

या देवी सर्वभूतानां क्षुधां शान्तिं करोति च। फलमूलाशनैर्नित्यं ताम्बके प्रणमाम्यहम्॥२॥

Ya Devi Sarva-Bhutanam Kshudham Shantim Karoti Cha। Phala-Mula-Ashanair-Nityam Tam-Ambke Pranamamy-Aham॥2॥

अर्थ:जो देवी समस्त प्राणियों की क्षुधा को शान्त करती हैं, फल-मूल आदि अन्न से उन्हें सदा पोषित करती हैं — हे अम्बे, उन्हें मैं प्रणाम करता हूँ।

श्लोक 3

नीलोत्पलदलश्यामां पद्मपत्रनिभेक्षणाम्। शताक्षीं वरदां शान्तां शाकम्भरीं नमाम्यहम्॥३॥

Nilotpala-Dala-Shyamam Padma-Patra-Nibhekshanam। Shatakshim Varadam Shantam Shakambharim Namamy-Aham॥3॥

अर्थ:नील कमल के दल के समान श्यामवर्णा, कमल-पत्र सदृश नेत्रों वाली, शताक्षी, वरदायिनी, शान्तस्वरूपा — उन शाकम्भरी को मैं नमन करता हूँ।

श्लोक 4

त्रिनेत्रां चन्द्रवदनां शूलहस्तां वरप्रदाम्। शाकम्भरीं जगन्मातां वन्दे दुर्गां भयापहाम्॥४॥

Tri-Netram Chandra-Vadanam Shula-Hastam Vara-Pradam। Shakambharim Jagan-Matam Vande Durgam Bhayapaham॥4॥

अर्थ:त्रिनेत्रा, चन्द्र के समान मुख वाली, हाथ में शूल धारण करने वाली, वरप्रदा — जगन्माता, भय का नाश करने वाली दुर्गा शाकम्भरी की मैं वन्दना करता हूँ।

श्लोक 5

दुर्गमासुरसंहन्त्रीं भक्तानामभयप्रदाम्। लोकमातां नमस्यामि शाकम्भरीं शुभप्रदाम्॥५॥

Durgamasura-Samhantrim Bhaktanam-Abhaya-Pradam। Loka-Matam Namasyami Shakambharim Shubha-Pradam॥5॥

अर्थ:दुर्गम नामक असुर का संहार करने वाली, भक्तों को अभय प्रदान करने वाली — लोकमाता, शुभदायिनी शाकम्भरी को मैं नमस्कार करता हूँ।

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उच्चारण सुनने के लिए किसी भी शब्द पर क्लिक करें

शाकम्भरी🔊ShakambhariShe who bears (nourishes the world with) vegetables, fruits and herbs — a form of Durga
शिवा🔊ShivaThe auspicious one
धात्री🔊DhatriThe sustainer and nourisher of all
दुर्गा🔊DurgaThe remover of difficulties, the unassailable Goddess
रक्षणकारिणी🔊Rakshana-KariniThe one who protects
जगद्धात्रीम्🔊Jagad-DhatrimSustainer of the world
शरण्याम्🔊SharanyamThe refuge of all
भक्तवत्सलाम्🔊Bhakta-VatsalamAffectionate and tender toward her devotees
क्षुधां शान्तिं करोति🔊Kshudham Shantim KarotiShe who quells hunger (and gives peace)
फलमूलाशनैः🔊Phala-Mula-AshanaihBy means of fruits and roots as food (which she provides)
नीलोत्पलदलश्यामाम्🔊Nilotpala-Dala-ShyamamDark-hued like the petal of the blue lotus
पद्मपत्रनिभेक्षणाम्🔊Padma-Patra-NibhekshanamWith eyes resembling lotus petals
शताक्षीम्🔊ShatakshimThe hundred-eyed one (Shatakshi, an epithet of Shakambhari)
वरदाम्🔊VaradamThe bestower of boons
शान्ताम्🔊ShantamThe serene, peaceful one
त्रिनेत्राम्🔊Tri-NetramThe three-eyed one
शूलहस्ताम्🔊Shula-HastamHolding the trident in her hand
दुर्गमासुरसंहन्त्रीम्🔊Durgamasura-SamhantrimThe slayer of the demon Durgama (Durgamasura)
अभयप्रदाम्🔊Abhaya-PradamThe giver of fearlessness
लोकमाताम्🔊Loka-MatamThe Mother of all the worlds
शुभप्रदाम्🔊Shubha-PradamThe bestower of auspiciousness

शाकम्भरी स्तोत्रम् पाठ के लाभ

Invokes Shakambhari Devi, the nourishing form of Durga, for sustenance and relief from want

Traditionally chanted for abundance of food, good harvests and freedom from hunger and poverty

Believed to bestow health and bodily nourishment, as she feeds all beings

Grants fearlessness and protection, as the slayer of the demon Durgama

Especially recited during Shakambhari Navaratri and on Shakambhari Purnima

Deepens gratitude and devotion toward the Mother who nourishes all life

Revered as Banashankari, invoked by farmers and households for prosperity

शाकम्भरी स्तोत्रम् जप विधि

जप संख्या9बार
उत्तम समयShakambhari Navaratri and Shakambhari Purnima (Pausha full moon); also Fridays and during Navaratri

Sit before an image of the Goddess, ideally offering fruits, vegetables and greens, and recite the verses with devotion. It is especially auspicious to chant during the eight days of Shakambhari Navaratri culminating in Shakambhari Purnima. Offering food to the needy after the recitation is a cherished part of her worship, reflecting her nature as the nourisher of all.

अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले प्रश्न

Shakambhari is a nourishing form of Goddess Durga. According to the Devi Mahatmya and Devi Bhagavata, when a terrible drought afflicted the earth, the Goddess appeared and brought forth vegetables, fruits and herbs from her own body to feed all beings, and she destroyed the demon Durgama. She is also called Shatakshi, 'the hundred-eyed'.
When she beheld the suffering of the world during the drought, she wept for nine nights, and from her hundred eyes flowed tears and compassion. Hence she is praised as Shatakshi, the hundred-eyed Mother, before she manifested as Shakambhari to nourish creation.
She is worshipped during Shakambhari Navaratri, culminating on Shakambhari Purnima (the full moon of the month of Pausha). In South India and the Deccan she is widely revered as Banashankari.
Shakambhari is one of the manifestations of Durga / Mahadevi. The Devi Mahatmya itself names this incarnation, in which the same Goddess who slays demons also sustains all life through her nourishing form.

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