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Shanmukha Bhujangam in Grantha ยท ๐‘Œ—๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œจ๐‘๐‘Œฅ

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Origin & Story

Traditional (Sringeri lineage) ยท Sringeri Acharya ยท Medieval

The Shanmukha Bhujangam is traditionally ascribed to Sringeri Acharya. A hymn to Shanmukha โ€” the six-faced Lord Murugan (Subrahmanya, Kartikeya) โ€” in the undulating Bhujanga ("serpent") metre, adoring the divine commander of the gods and bestower of wisdom and protection.

โœฆ As told in scripture

It is said that to recite the Shanmukha Bhujangam with a sincere and devoted heart is to draw near to the grace of the Lord, who never forsakes those who lovingly call upon Him.

The Mantra

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๐‘Œถ๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘€๐‘Œœ๐‘Œ—๐‘Œฆ๐‘๐‘Œ—๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘ ๐‘Œถ๐‘ƒ๐‘Œ™๐‘๐‘Œ—๐‘‡๐‘Œฐ๐‘€ ๐‘Œถ๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘€๐‘Œš๐‘Œจ๐‘๐‘Œฆ๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œถ๐‘‡๐‘Œ–๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œญ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œค๐‘€๐‘Œธ๐‘๐‘Œต๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฎ๐‘Œฟ ๐‘Œ…๐‘Œจ๐‘๐‘Œ—๐‘ƒ๐‘Œน๐‘€๐‘Œค๐‘Œพ ๐‘Œน๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œพ ๐‘Œฒ๐‘Œ•๐‘๐‘Œท๐‘๐‘Œฎ๐‘๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œพ ๐‘Œต๐‘Œฒ๐‘๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œพ ๐‘Œธ๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œช๐‘ƒ๐‘Œค๐‘Œจ๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฝ๐‘Œฝ๐‘Œฒ๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œ™๐‘๐‘Œ—๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œค๐‘Œค๐‘Œจ๐‘๐‘Œƒ ๐‘Œฎ๐‘Œฏ๐‘‚๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฐ๐‘‚๐‘Œข๐‘‹๐‘Œฝ๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œถ๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œต๐‘Œต๐‘Œฆ๐‘Œจ๐‘Œช๐‘Œ™๐‘๐‘Œ•๐‘‡๐‘Œฐ๐‘๐‘Œน๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œต๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œƒ เฅค ๐‘Œท๐‘Œก๐‘Œพ๐‘Œธ๐‘๐‘Œฏ๐‘‹ ๐‘Œญ๐‘Œ•๐‘๐‘Œค๐‘Œพ๐‘Œจ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฎ๐‘Œš๐‘Œฒ๐‘Œน๐‘ƒ๐‘Œฆ๐‘Œฟ ๐‘Œต๐‘Œพ๐‘Œธ๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œช๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œค๐‘Œจ๐‘Œต๐‘Œพ ๐‘Œ‡๐‘Œค๐‘€๐‘Œฎ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œฌ๐‘๐‘Œฆ๐‘๐‘Œง๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œฆ๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œ—๐‘Œš๐‘Œฒ๐‘Œจ๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œฒ๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œƒ ๐‘Œธ๐‘Œž๐‘๐‘Œœ๐‘Œจ๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œค๐‘Œฟ เฅฅ เฏงเฅฅ ๐‘Œธ๐‘๐‘Œฎ๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œค๐‘Œจ๐‘๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œ•๐‘๐‘Œ•๐‘ƒ๐‘Œค๐‘‡๐‘Œจ๐‘๐‘Œฆ๐‘๐‘Œช๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œญ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œ•๐‘๐‘Œจ๐‘๐‘Œฆ๐‘Œช๐‘๐‘Œท๐‘๐‘Œช๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œธ๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œค๐‘Œพ๐‘Œญ๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œ—๐‘Œฐ๐‘๐‘Œช๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œท๐‘๐‘Œ ๐‘Œ—๐‘Œจ๐‘๐‘Œง๐‘Œพ๐‘Œจ๐‘๐‘Œฒ๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œช๐‘๐‘Œค๐‘Œฎ๐‘ เฅค ๐‘Œถ๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œค๐‘Œพ๐‘Œถ๐‘‡๐‘Œท๐‘Œฒ๐‘‹๐‘Œ•๐‘‡๐‘Œท๐‘๐‘ŒŸ๐‘Œฆ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œจ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฎ๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œฆ๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œธ๐‘Œฆ๐‘Œพ ๐‘Œท๐‘Œฃ๐‘๐‘Œฎ๐‘๐‘Œ–๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œญ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œต๐‘Œฏ๐‘‡ ๐‘Œน๐‘ƒ๐‘Œค๐‘๐‘Œธ๐‘Œฐ๐‘‹๐‘Œœ๐‘‡ เฅฅ เฏจเฅฅ ๐‘Œถ๐‘Œฐ๐‘€๐‘Œฐ๐‘‡๐‘Œจ๐‘๐‘Œฆ๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฆ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œต๐‘Œน๐‘Œฎ๐‘๐‘Œญ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œต๐‘Œœ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œค๐‘Œพ๐‘Œจ๐‘ ๐‘Œท๐‘Œก๐‘‚๐‘Œฐ๐‘๐‘Œฎ๐‘€๐‘Œฐ๐‘๐‘Œต๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œ•๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œ‚๐‘Œถ๐‘๐‘Œš ๐‘Œถ๐‘Œค๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘‚๐‘Œจ๐‘๐‘Œจ๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œน๐‘Œจ๐‘๐‘Œค๐‘๐‘Œฎ๐‘ เฅค ๐‘Œจ๐‘Œค๐‘Œพ๐‘Œจ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œฆ๐‘Œง๐‘‡ ๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œธ๐‘๐‘Œค๐‘Œฎ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œธ๐‘๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฌ๐‘๐‘Œœ๐‘Œท๐‘ŒŸ๐‘๐‘Œ•๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œธ๐‘Œฆ๐‘Œพ ๐‘Œท๐‘Œฃ๐‘๐‘Œฎ๐‘๐‘Œ–๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œญ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œต๐‘Œฏ๐‘‡ ๐‘Œน๐‘ƒ๐‘Œค๐‘๐‘Œธ๐‘Œฐ๐‘‹๐‘Œœ๐‘‡ เฅฅ เฏฉเฅฅ ๐‘Œ…๐‘Œช๐‘Œฐ๐‘๐‘Œฃ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œ–๐‘๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œต๐‘Œฒ๐‘๐‘Œฒ๐‘€๐‘Œธ๐‘Œฎ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œถ๐‘๐‘Œฒ๐‘‡๐‘Œท๐‘Œฏ๐‘‹๐‘Œ—๐‘Œพ๐‘Œค๐‘ ๐‘Œช๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œพ ๐‘Œธ๐‘๐‘Œฅ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฃ๐‘๐‘Œค๐‘‹ ๐‘Œฏ๐‘‹๐‘Œฝ๐‘Œœ๐‘Œจ๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œท๐‘๐‘ŒŸ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฎ๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฐ๐‘๐‘Œฅ๐‘Œฎ๐‘ เฅค ๐‘Œต๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œถ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œ–๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œจ๐‘Œ—๐‘‡ ๐‘Œต๐‘Œฒ๐‘๐‘Œฒ๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œ•๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฒ๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œ™๐‘๐‘Œ—๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œค๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œค๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œธ๐‘Œฆ๐‘Œพ ๐‘Œท๐‘Œฃ๐‘๐‘Œฎ๐‘๐‘Œ–๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œญ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œต๐‘Œฏ๐‘‡ ๐‘Œน๐‘ƒ๐‘Œค๐‘๐‘Œธ๐‘Œฐ๐‘‹๐‘Œœ๐‘‡ เฅฅ เฏชเฅฅ ๐‘Œ—๐‘๐‘Œ•๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฐ๐‘‡๐‘Œฃ ๐‘Œต๐‘Œพ๐‘Œš๐‘๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œค๐‘Œฎ๐‘‹ ๐‘Œฌ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œน๐‘๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œฎ๐‘Œจ๐‘๐‘Œค๐‘Œƒ ๐‘Œธ๐‘๐‘Œต๐‘Œฆ๐‘‡๐‘Œน๐‘Œพ๐‘Œญ๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œพ ๐‘Œœ๐‘๐‘Œž๐‘Œพ๐‘Œจ๐‘Œฆ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œจ๐‘‡๐‘Œจ ๐‘Œน๐‘Œจ๐‘๐‘Œค๐‘Œฟ เฅค ๐‘Œฏ ๐‘Œ๐‘Œจ๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œ—๐‘๐‘Œน๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œต๐‘‡๐‘Œฆ๐‘Œถ๐‘€๐‘Œฐ๐‘๐‘Œท๐‘ˆ๐‘Œ•๐‘Œฎ๐‘‡๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œธ๐‘Œฆ๐‘Œพ ๐‘Œท๐‘Œฃ๐‘๐‘Œฎ๐‘๐‘Œ–๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œญ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œต๐‘Œฏ๐‘‡ ๐‘Œน๐‘ƒ๐‘Œค๐‘๐‘Œธ๐‘Œฐ๐‘‹๐‘Œœ๐‘‡ เฅฅ เฏซเฅฅ ๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œค๐‘Œƒ ๐‘Œ•๐‘Œฐ๐‘๐‘Œฎ๐‘Œฎ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฐ๐‘๐‘Œ—๐‘‹ ๐‘Œญ๐‘๐‘Œต๐‘Œฟ ๐‘Œ–๐‘๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œช๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œค๐‘Œธ๐‘๐‘Œค๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œธ๐‘๐‘Œต๐‘Œจ๐‘ƒ๐‘Œค๐‘๐‘Œฏ๐‘‡ ๐‘Œจ๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œฎ๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œค๐‘๐‘Œค๐‘Œธ๐‘๐‘Œฏ ๐‘Œน๐‘‡๐‘Œค๐‘๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œต๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œฆ๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œค๐‘๐‘Œต๐‘Œพ เฅค ๐‘Œต๐‘Œน๐‘Œค๐‘๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฆ๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œจ๐‘๐‘Œฎ๐‘‡๐‘Œ˜๐‘Œจ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฆ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œจ๐‘๐‘Œฒ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œธ๐‘€ ๐‘Œธ๐‘Œฆ๐‘Œพ ๐‘Œท๐‘Œฃ๐‘๐‘Œฎ๐‘๐‘Œ–๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œญ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œต๐‘Œฏ๐‘‡ ๐‘Œน๐‘ƒ๐‘Œค๐‘๐‘Œธ๐‘Œฐ๐‘‹๐‘Œœ๐‘‡ เฅฅ เฏฌเฅฅ ๐‘Œ•๐‘ƒ๐‘Œช๐‘Œพ๐‘Œต๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œถ๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œฐ๐‘๐‘Œจ๐‘ƒ๐‘Œฃ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฎ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œธ๐‘๐‘Œค๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œ•๐‘Œค๐‘๐‘Œต๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œฆ๐‘ƒ๐‘Œข๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œ•๐‘Œฐ๐‘๐‘Œค๐‘๐‘Œฎ๐‘Œฆ๐‘๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œช๐‘Œฟ ๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œƒ ๐‘Œ•๐‘๐‘Œ•๐‘๐‘Œ•๐‘๐‘ŒŸ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฆ๐‘€๐‘Œจ๐‘ เฅค ๐‘Œญ๐‘ƒ๐‘Œถ๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œช๐‘Œพ๐‘Œš๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œค๐‘Œพ๐‘Œจ๐‘๐‘Œœ๐‘€๐‘Œต๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œจ๐‘ ๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œœ๐‘Œค๐‘‡ ๐‘Œค๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œธ๐‘Œฆ๐‘Œพ ๐‘Œท๐‘Œฃ๐‘๐‘Œฎ๐‘๐‘Œ–๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œญ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œต๐‘Œฏ๐‘‡ ๐‘Œน๐‘ƒ๐‘Œค๐‘๐‘Œธ๐‘Œฐ๐‘‹๐‘Œœ๐‘‡ เฅฅ เฏญเฅฅ ๐‘Œญ๐‘๐‘Œœ๐‘Œ™๐‘๐‘Œ—๐‘Œช๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œค๐‘‡๐‘Œจ ๐‘Œต๐‘ƒ๐‘Œค๐‘๐‘Œค๐‘‡๐‘Œจ ๐‘Œ•๐‘๐‘Œฒ๐‘ƒ๐‘Œช๐‘๐‘Œค๐‘Œพ๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œธ๐‘๐‘Œค๐‘๐‘Œค๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œ‚ ๐‘Œท๐‘Œฃ๐‘๐‘Œฎ๐‘๐‘Œ–๐‘Œธ๐‘๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฆ๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฆ๐‘๐‘Œฏ๐‘‡ ๐‘Œช๐‘Œ ๐‘Œจ๐‘๐‘Œค๐‘Œฟ เฅค ๐‘Œธ๐‘๐‘Œช๐‘๐‘Œค๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฏ๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฐ๐‘‹๐‘Œ—๐‘๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œธ๐‘Œฎ๐‘๐‘Œช๐‘Œฆ๐‘๐‘Œต๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œถ๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œท๐‘๐‘ŒŸ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œจ๐‘ ๐‘Œ•๐‘Œฐ๐‘‹๐‘Œค๐‘๐‘Œฏ๐‘‡๐‘Œต ๐‘Œค๐‘Œพ๐‘Œจ๐‘ ๐‘Œท๐‘Œฃ๐‘๐‘Œฎ๐‘๐‘Œ–๐‘Œƒ ๐‘Œธ๐‘Œฆ๐‘๐‘Œต๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œฆ๐‘Œ—๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘๐‘Œฏ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œจ๐‘ เฅฅ เฏฎเฅฅ ๐‘Œ‡๐‘Œค๐‘Œฟ ๐‘Œถ๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘€๐‘Œœ๐‘Œ—๐‘Œฆ๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘ ๐‘Œถ๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘€๐‘Œถ๐‘ƒ๐‘Œ™๐‘๐‘Œ—๐‘‡๐‘Œฐ๐‘€๐‘Œช๐‘€๐‘Œ ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œง๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œช ๐‘Œถ๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘€๐‘Œš๐‘Œจ๐‘๐‘Œฆ๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œถ๐‘‡๐‘Œ–๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œญ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œค๐‘€ ๐‘Œถ๐‘๐‘Œฐ๐‘€๐‘Œช๐‘Œพ๐‘Œฆ๐‘ˆ๐‘Œƒ ๐‘Œต๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œฐ๐‘Œš๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œค๐‘Œพ ๐‘Œท๐‘Œฃ๐‘๐‘Œฎ๐‘๐‘Œ–๐‘Œญ๐‘๐‘Œœ๐‘Œ™๐‘๐‘Œ—๐‘Œธ๐‘๐‘Œค๐‘๐‘Œค๐‘Œฟ๐‘Œƒ ๐‘Œธ๐‘Œฎ๐‘Œพ๐‘Œช๐‘๐‘Œค๐‘Œพ เฅค

ล›rฤซjagadguru ล›แน›แน…gerฤซ ล›rฤซcandraล›ekharabhฤratฤซsvฤmi anugแน›hฤซtฤ hriyฤ lakแนฃmyฤ valyฤ surapแน›tanayฤ''liแน…gitatanuแธฅ mayลซrฤrลซแธho'yaแนƒ ล›ivavadanapaแน…keruharaviแธฅ | แนฃaแธฤsyo bhaktฤnฤmacalahแน›di vฤsaแนƒ pratanavฤ itฤซmฤแนƒ buddhiแนƒ drฤgacalanilayaแธฅ saรฑjanayati || 1|| smitanyakkแน›tenduprabhฤkundapuแนฃpaแนƒ sitฤbhrฤgarupraแนฃแนญhagandhฤnuliptam | ล›ritฤล›eแนฃalokeแนฃแนญadฤnฤmaradruแนƒ sadฤ แนฃaแน‡mukhaแนƒ bhฤvaye hแน›tsaroje || 2|| ล›arฤซrendriyฤdฤvahambhฤvajฤtฤn แนฃaแธลซrmฤซrvikฤrฤแนƒล›ca ล›atrลซnnihantum | natฤnฤแนƒ dadhe yastamฤsyฤbjaแนฃaแนญkaแนƒ sadฤ แนฃaแน‡mukhaแนƒ bhฤvaye hแน›tsaroje || 3|| aparแน‡ฤkhyavallฤซsamฤล›leแนฃayogฤt purฤ sthฤแน‡uto yo'janiแนฃแนญฤmarฤrtham | viล›ฤkhaแนƒ nage vallikฤliแน…gitaแนƒ taแนƒ sadฤ แนฃaแน‡mukhaแนƒ bhฤvaye hแน›tsaroje || 4|| gukฤreแน‡a vฤcyaแนƒ tamo bฤhyamantaแธฅ svadehฤbhayฤ jรฑฤnadฤnena hanti | ya enaแนƒ guhaแนƒ vedaล›ฤซrแนฃaikameyaแนƒ sadฤ แนฃaแน‡mukhaแนƒ bhฤvaye hแน›tsaroje || 5|| yataแธฅ karmamฤrgo bhuvi khyฤpitastaแนƒ svanแน›tye nimittasya hetuแนƒ viditvฤ | vahatyฤdarฤnmeghanฤdฤnulฤsฤซ sadฤ แนฃaแน‡mukhaแนƒ bhฤvaye hแน›tsaroje || 6|| kแน›pฤvฤrirฤล›irnแน›แน‡ฤmฤstikatvaแนƒ dแน›แธhaแนƒ kartumadyฤpi yaแธฅ kukkuแนญฤdฤซn | bhแน›ล›aแนƒ pฤcitฤnjฤซvayan rฤjate taแนƒ sadฤ แนฃaแน‡mukhaแนƒ bhฤvaye hแน›tsaroje || 7|| bhujaแน…gaprayฤtena vแน›ttena klแน›ptฤแนƒ stutiแนƒ แนฃaแน‡mukhasyฤdarฤdye paแนญhanti | suputrฤyurฤrogyasampadviล›iแนฃแนญฤn karotyeva tฤn แนฃaแน‡mukhaแธฅ sadvidagryฤn || 8|| iti ล›rฤซjagadruru ล›rฤซล›แน›แน…gerฤซpฤซแนญhฤdhipa ล›rฤซcandraล›ekharabhฤratฤซ ล›rฤซpฤdaiแธฅ viracitฤ แนฃaแน‡mukhabhujaแน…gastutiแธฅ samฤptฤ |

Meaning:A hymn to Shanmukha โ€” the six-faced Lord Murugan (Subrahmanya, Kartikeya) โ€” in the undulating Bhujanga ("serpent") metre, adoring the divine commander of the gods and bestower of wisdom and protection.

Benefits of Chanting Shanmukha Bhujangam

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Recitation of the Shanmukha Bhujangam is held to bring the grace, blessings and protection of the Lord.

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Cultivates devotion, calms the mind and steadies the heart in the Lordโ€™s remembrance.

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Most auspicious on Tuesdays and Krittika, and during Skanda Shashti and Krittika.

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A short, melodious hymn that anyone can learn and recite daily with faith.

How to Chant Shanmukha Bhujangam

Repetitions1times
Best TimeMorning or evening; especially Tuesdays and Krittika
FaceEast

Bathe and sit facing east before an image of the deity. Light a lamp and recite the Shanmukha Bhujangam slowly and with devotion. It may be chanted daily, or especially during Skanda Shashti and Krittika. Conclude with a prayer for grace and protection.

Frequently Asked Questions

This page shows the complete Shanmukha Bhujangam written in the Grantha script โ€” the same Sanskrit/Hindi verses, transliterated character-by-character so you can read and chant comfortably. Tap any line (or the โ–ถ button) to hear it recited aloud.
Yes โ€” only the script changes; the words and their meaning are the original. The verse-by-verse meaning, benefits and how-to-chant guidance on this page apply exactly the same.
A hymn to Shanmukha โ€” the six-faced Lord Murugan (Subrahmanya, Kartikeya) โ€” in the undulating Bhujanga ("serpent") metre, adoring the divine commander of the gods and bestower of wisdom and protection.
It is attributed to Sringeri Acharya (Traditional (Sringeri lineage)). It is recited in the morning or evening with devotion, and especially on Tuesdays and Krittika and during Skanda Shashti and Krittika.

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