śrīsāmbasadāśiva mātṛkāvarṇamālikā stotram

I bow to Lord Shiva, whose form is wondrous, the lord of immortals, and the possessor of infinite virtues and immeasurable glory. Oh eternal Shiva united with Parvati, Oh eternal Shiva united with Parvati, Oh eternal Shiva united with Parvati, Oh Shiva united with Parvati. (This refrain is to be repeated below for each verse)

I bow to Shiva, the source of eternal bliss and nectar, who protects those who seek refuge in him and embodies supreme joy.

I bow to Shiva, the bearer of the crescent moon, beloved of Indra and other gods, and the Lord with a divine, beautiful form.

I bow to Shiva, the supreme ruler, beloved by all, whose feet are served by Keshava (Vishnu) and other gods.

I bow to Shiva, adorned with serpents, the destroyer of sins and ignorance, and the cosmic dancer.

I bow to Shiva, the supreme Lord who destroys mighty demons and removes the sins earned through lifetimes.

I bow to Shiva, adorned by the Rigveda and other sacred scriptures, with the sun, moon, and fire as his three eyes.

I bow to Shiva, the eternal essence, beyond the cosmos, who removes all suffering and embodies the ultimate truth.

I bow to Shiva, the embodiment of the linga form, beloved by the wise, and the auspicious Lord of the universe.

I bow to Shiva, the Lord of beauty and truth, beloved of all forms, and comprehended through Vedantic wisdom.

I bow to Shiva, who manifests in many forms, the lord of the universe, and who resides in the hearts of yogis.

I bow to Shiva, the embodiment of supreme divinity, consciousness, and bliss, the eternal and infinite one.

I bow to Shiva, who is fond of the sacred syllable Om, adorned with serpents, and revered as the primal Lord.

I bow to Shiva, the playful Lord of Gauri, the destroyer of death, and the protector of the universe.

I bow to Shiva, the resident of the skies, the Lord of Chidambaram, served by sages like Tumburu and Narada.

I bow to Shiva, the Lord of Adigiri, who delights in offerings and enjoys all the bliss of completeness.

I bow to Shiva, beloved of lotus-eyed devotees, fond of Kailasa, and the ocean of compassion.

I bow to Shiva, the wielder of weapons like the trident and the drum, whose form is valiant and who rules the cosmos.

I bow to Shiva, the beloved of Ganga and Parvati, the benefactor of virtues, and the compassionate Lord of all beings.

I bow to Shiva, the destroyer of enemies, annihilator of sins, and consort of Gauri.

I bow to Shiva, whose crown is adorned with sacred texts, who embodies the Vedas, and is the universal ruler.

I bow to Shiva, the destroyer of evil, beloved by all, and the master of the cosmic sphere.

I bow to Shiva, adorned with crowns and earrings, the benevolent Lord, and protector of his devotees.

I bow to Shiva, the destroyer of birth, old age, and death, free from impurities, and remover of suffering.

I bow to Shiva, who resonates with divine vibrations, the beloved of Bhringi, and the Lord of the sacred Omkara.

I bow to Shiva, the destroyer of ignorance and bestower of clarity, beloved of the downtrodden, and radiant in his form.

I bow to Shiva, wielder of weapons like the mace, prompt to aid, and beloved of sacred syllables.

I bow to Shiva, the essence of speech, benefactor of all, and bestower of divine blessings.

I bow to Shiva, the destroyer of pride, adorned with celestial drums, residing in the skies as the divine consciousness.

I bow to Shiva, the lord of the celestial drum, who holds the earth steady and is served by Lord Ganesha.

I bow to Shiva, the lotus-eyed, enchanting dancer, adorned with garlands of bees, and the nectar of immortality.

I bow to Shiva, the embodiment of the phrase "Tat Tvam Asi," the eternal blissful consciousness, and the supreme Lord.

I bow to Shiva, who transcends all movable and immovable creation, and is served by meditative sages.

I bow to Shiva, the remover of sorrow, the uplifter of distressed minds, whose feet are anointed with sandalwood paste.

I bow to Shiva, the radiant lord of the earth, beloved of Kubera and other deities, and the bestower of auspiciousness.

I bow to Shiva, adorned with many gemstones, who transcends attributes, and whose cosmic dance is beloved by all.

I bow to Shiva, adorned with serpents, the consort of Parvati, the supreme bliss, and the ultimate Lord.

I bow to Shiva, the one with a forehead-eye, shining like a million suns, the bearer of poison, and the nectar of immortality.

I bow to Shiva, the destroyer of bondage, beloved of Skanda and the gods, who radiates golden splendor.

I bow to Shiva, smeared with ashes, the destroyer of worldly fears, whose form inspires awe and is the lord of the universe.

I bow to Shiva, the destroyer of desire, fond of the sweetness of honey, and the dweller of Mount Mandara.

I bow to Shiva, who resides in the hearts of sages and yogis, the Lord worshiped by Brahma, Vishnu, and the celestials.

I bow to Shiva, the lord of Rameshwar, with a beautiful lotus face, and the protector of virtuous deeds.

I bow to Shiva, the lord of Lanka, served by the celestial hosts, radiating divine beauty and nectar.

I bow to Shiva, the bestower of boons and protection, adorned with Vasuki, forest garlands, and divine ornaments.

I bow to Shiva, the embodiment of peace, the light of the three worlds, and beloved of the radiant goddess.

I bow to Shiva, the father of Shanmukha (Kartikeya), beloved of sages and gods, endowed with the six divine virtues.

I bow to Shiva, the remover of the ocean of worldly existence, eternal, and beloved in the hearts of the virtuous.

I bow to Shiva, the supreme being, full of the nectar of non-duality, worshiped by Vishnu and other gods.

I bow to Shiva, the delight of his devotees, the lord of time, and the master of cosmic dance and desire.

I bow to Shiva, who is accompanied by beauty and attributes, the witness of the three worlds, and their ultimate master.

Thus ends the Sri Sambasadashiva Matruka-Varna-Malika Stotram.