kubera stotram

Lord Kubera is the giver of wealth, the bestower of fortune, the King of Kings, and the Lord of all riches. He is most dear to Goddess Dhanalakshmi, abundantly wealthy, and beloved by those who are prosperous.

He is courteous, devoted to righteousness, compassionate, and firm in his vows. Endowed with divine auspicious signs, he is the protector of those who suffer and are in distress.

He is worshipped by Dhanya Lakshmi (Goddess of Grains) and shines with Dhairya Lakshmi (Goddess of Courage). He is the embodiment of compassion, possesses a righteous intellect, and is ever eager to protect Dharma.

He is the Lord of the nine treasures and self-reliant, serving as the guardian of all riches. He is the regulator, formless in his absolute state, devoid of desires, and free from all disturbances.

He is worshipped by the nine great serpents and is the initiator of the nine-fold cycle. He is venerable, the Lord of the Chaitraratha garden, and endowed with a multitude of great virtues.

He is a performer of sacrifices, devoted to sacrificial rites, the enjoyer of offerings, and the protector of Yagnas. He is like the moon among kings, the Lord of fortune (Lakshmi), a delight to behold, and worshipped by royalty.

He is adorned with wonderful garments and attire, and his mind is capable of traversing the skies. He is victorious, pure, worthy of salutations, and affectionate towards those who seek his refuge.

He is most dear to Lord Shiva (Virupaksha), dispassionate, and omnipresent, facing all directions. He is all-pervading, ever-blissful, and endowed with all divine powers.

He delights in the use of diplomacy and charity, is gentle in nature, and removes all obstacles. He is easily pleased, readily accessible, soothing like the moon, and accomplished in steering all endeavors to success.

He is a lover of the Sama Veda, the direct embodiment of grandeur and prosperity, delighted by his horse-vehicle, and the driving force behind the entire universe.

He is pleased by worship that is inexhaustible, He finds delight in the taste of nectar, He dwells in the city of Alakapuri, and He is entirely free from ego.

He possesses a noble intellect and immense glory, He uses humans as His vehicle, He is the Lord of the Kinnaras, the son of Sage Vishrava, and the one who sets the wheel of time in motion.

He is endowed with the eight forms of Lakshmi, He is manifest yet subtle, pure in form, worshipped by the worlds, the protector of the directions, revered by all, and possesses auspicious marks.

He is easily attained and charming, pure, and finds delight in the worship of Lord Shankara; He is peaceful, possesses pure qualities, eternal, and has a radiant, pristine form.

He is the knower of all scriptures, wise, worshipped by all hosts of gods, holds the conch in His hand, is full of glory, and is the Supreme Light, greater than the greatest.

He is endowed with virtues like self-control, a refuge for those who seek Him, compassionate toward the distressed, benevolent, a destroyer of sins, and radiant like the morning sun.

He is self-restrained, possesses all noble qualities, has glory equal to the King of Gods, is famous throughout the universe, free from fear, and the bestower of infinite and eternal happiness.

The person who reads this hymn every day in the morning after purifying himself, attains wealth and prosperity comparable to that of Lord Indra.