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त्रिदलं त्रिगुणाकारम्

🕉️ hindu·📿 1× जप·🕐 During Shiva puja; especially Mondays, Pradosh, Shravan and Maha Shivaratri·📜 Bilvashtakam, verse 1 (traditional Shaiva stotra)

अन्य नाम / खोज: tridalam trigunakaram · ekabilvam shivarpanam · bilvashtakam first verse · tridalam trigunakaram trinetram

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अर्थ

यह बिल्वाष्टकम् का प्रसिद्ध प्रथम श्लोक है, जिसे शिवलिंग पर बिल्वपत्र अर्पित करते समय पढ़ा जाता है। यह तीन दल वाले बिल्वपत्र में तीन गुण, शिव के तीन नेत्र और त्रिशूल के तीन फल देखता है, और इसे तीन जन्मों के पापों का नाशक बताता है — 'एकबिल्वं शिवार्पणम्' टेक के साथ।

उत्पत्ति और कथा

Bilvashtakam, verse 1 (traditional Shaiva stotra) · Traditional (attributed in the Shaiva canon) · Ancient / medieval

This is the first stanza of the Bilvashtaka, the hymn recited during the offering of bilva (bel) leaves — the foremost leaf in Shiva worship. It celebrates a belief found across the Puranas: that Shiva, the simplest of gods to please (Bholenath), is delighted by even a single three-lobed bilva leaf offered with love, and that such an offering destroys the sins of three lifetimes.

शास्त्रों में वर्णित

The Shiva Purana abounds with stories of devotees — even an unknowing hunter — who attained liberation merely by letting bilva leaves fall upon a Shiva Linga through the night. This opening verse of the Bilvashtaka enshrines that promise: one humble three-lobed leaf, offered with devotion, dissolves the sins of three births.

मंत्र

किसी भी पंक्ति या ▶ बटन पर टैप कर सुनें

त्रिदलं त्रिगुणाकारं त्रिनेत्रं त्रियायुधम् त्रिजन्मपापसंहारं एकबिल्वं शिवार्पणम्

Tridalam trigunakaram trinetram cha triyayudham Trijanmapapasamharam ekabilvam shivarpanam

अर्थ:तीन दल वाला, त्रिगुणस्वरूप, शिव के तीन नेत्रों और तीन आयुधों के समान, तीन जन्मों के पाप का नाश करने वाला — यह एक बिल्वपत्र शिव को अर्पित है।

शब्द-दर-शब्द अर्थ

उच्चारण सुनने के लिए किसी भी शब्द पर क्लिक करें

त्रिदलं🔊TridalamThe three-lobed (bilva / bel) leaf
त्रिगुणाकारं🔊TrigunakaramEmbodying the form of the three gunas (sattva, rajas, tamas)
त्रिनेत्रं🔊TrinetramLike the three eyes of Shiva
🔊ChaAnd
त्रियायुधम्🔊TriyayudhamLike the three weapons (the trident's three prongs)
त्रिजन्म🔊TrijanmaThree births / three lifetimes
पाप🔊PapaSin
संहारं🔊SamharamDestroyer, that which destroys
एकबिल्वं🔊EkabilvamThis single bilva (bel) leaf
शिवार्पणम्🔊ShivarpanamI offer to Lord Shiva

त्रिदलं त्रिगुणाकारम् पाठ के लाभ

The iconic first verse of the Bilvashtakam, recited while offering a bilva (bel) leaf to the Shiva Linga

Each bilva leaf offered with this verse is said to wash away the sins of three lifetimes (trijanma papa)

Reveals the deep symbolism of the three-lobed leaf — the three gunas, three eyes and trident of Shiva

Short and easy to chant during daily Shiva puja and abhishekam

Especially powerful in the month of Shravan, on Mondays, Pradosh and Maha Shivaratri

Pleases Bholenath, who is delighted by even a single leaf offered with love

त्रिदलं त्रिगुणाकारम् जप विधि

जप संख्या1बार
उत्तम समयDuring Shiva puja; especially Mondays, Pradosh, Shravan and Maha Shivaratri

Recite this verse while offering a fresh, unbroken three-lobed bilva (bel) leaf to a Shiva Linga, placing the smooth side of the leaf against the Linga. Offer with water and a calm, devoted mind, ending with 'Om Namah Shivaya'. It may be chanted alone with each leaf or as the opening of the full Bilvashtakam.

अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले प्रश्न

It describes the three-lobed bilva (bel) leaf: 'tridalam' (three leaves in one), 'trigunakaram' (embodying the three gunas), 'trinetram' (like Shiva's three eyes) and 'triyayudham' (like the three prongs of the trident). The verse offers this leaf to Shiva to destroy the sins of three births.
It is the opening verse of the Bilvashtakam, an eight-verse hymn recited while offering bilva leaves to Lord Shiva. Every verse ends with the refrain 'Ekabilvam Shivarpanam' — 'this one bilva leaf I offer to Shiva'.
Its three lobes are seen as Shiva's three eyes, the three prongs of his trident and the three gunas. The Bilvashtakam says the leaf's root is Brahma, its middle Vishnu and its tip Shiva, making it supremely auspicious to offer.
During Shiva worship and abhishekam, and especially on Mondays, during Pradosh, throughout the holy month of Shravan, and on Maha Shivaratri.

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