Which deity is Navagraha Stotram in English (IAST) dedicated to?

Navagraha Stotram in English (IAST) is a Sanskrit hymn dedicated to The Nine Celestial Bodies (Navagraha).

Who composed Navagraha Stotram in English (IAST)?

Navagraha Stotram in English (IAST) is traditionally attributed to From Brahmanda Purana.

Navagraha Stotram in English (IAST) - Sanskrit Text & Transliteration

Q: What is Navagraha Stotram in English (IAST)?

Read Navagraha Stotram in English (IAST) script — full lyrics with English meaning and transliteration. The Navagraha Stotram is a powerful Vedic prayer derived from the Brahmanda Purana, dedicated to the nine celestial influences that govern human destiny. By invoking Surya, Chandra, Mangala, Budha, Brihaspati, Shukra, Shani, Rahu, and Ketu, this hymn serves to harmonize the planetary forces within one's birth chart. Devotees chant these verses to appease cosmic energies, mitigate the negative effects of malefic planetary transits, and seek protection from obstacles. Regular recitation is believed to foster inner balance, remove mental afflictions, and invite prosperity, health, and spiritual clarity by aligning the practitioner with the rhythms of the universe.

navagraha stotram

(Navagraha Stotram in English (IAST))

From Brahmanda Purana

Language:Sanskrit

Translation:English

The Navagraha Stotram is a powerful Vedic prayer derived from the Brahmanda Purana, dedicated to the nine celestial influences that govern human destiny. By invoking Surya, Chandra, Mangala, Budha, Brihaspati, Shukra, Shani, Rahu, and Ketu, this hymn serves to harmonize the planetary forces within one's birth chart. Devotees chant these verses to appease cosmic energies, mitigate the negative effects of malefic planetary transits, and seek protection from obstacles. Regular recitation is believed to foster inner balance, remove mental afflictions, and invite prosperity, health, and spiritual clarity by aligning the practitioner with the rhythms of the universe.

navagraha dhyāna ślokam

ādityāya ca somāya maṅgalāya budhāya ca |

guru śukra śanibhyaśca rāhave ketave namaḥ ||
raviḥ

japākusuma saṅkāśaṃ kāśyapeyaṃ mahādyutim |

tamo'riṃ sarva pāpaghnaṃ praṇatosmi divākaram ||
candraḥ

dadhiśaṅkha tuṣārābhaṃ kṣīrārṇava samudbhavam (kṣīrodārṇava sambhavam) |

namāmi śaśinaṃ somaṃ śambho-rmakuṭa bhūṣaṇam ||
kujaḥ

dharaṇī garbha sambhūtaṃ vidyutkānti samaprabham |

kumāraṃ śaktihastaṃ taṃ kujaṃ [maṅgalaṃ] praṇamāmyaham ||
budhaḥ

priyaṅgu kalikāśyāmaṃ rūpeṇā pratimaṃ budham |

saumyaṃ saumya (satva) guṇopetaṃ taṃ budhaṃ praṇamāmyaham ||
guruḥ

devānāṃ ca ṛṣīṇāṃ ca guruṃ kāñcanasannibham |

buddhimantaṃ trilokeśaṃ taṃ namāmi bṛhaspatim ||
śukraḥ

himakunda mṛṇālābhaṃ daityānaṃ paramaṃ gurum |

sarvaśāstra pravaktāraṃ bhārgavaṃ praṇamāmyaham ||
śaniḥ

nīlāñjana samābhāsaṃ raviputraṃ yamāgrajam |

chāyā mārtāṇḍa sambhūtaṃ taṃ namāmi śanaiścaram ||
rāhuḥ

ardhakāyaṃ mahāvīraṃ candrāditya vimardhanam |

siṃhikā garbha sambhūtaṃ taṃ rāhuṃ praṇamāmyaham ||
ketuḥ

palāśa puṣpa saṅkāśaṃ tārakāgrahamastakam |

raudraṃ raudrātmakaṃ ghoraṃ taṃ ketuṃ praṇamāmyaham ||
phalaśrutiḥ

iti vyāsa mukhodgītaṃ yaḥ paṭhetsu samāhitaḥ |

divā vā yadi vā rātrau vighnaśānti-rbhaviṣyati ||
naranārī-nṛpāṇāṃ ca bhave-dduḥsvapna-nāśanam |

aiśvaryamatulaṃ teṣāmārogyaṃ puṣṭi vardhanam ||
grahanakṣatrajāḥ pīḍāstaskarāgni samudbhavāḥ |

tāssarvāḥ praśamaṃ yānti vyāso brūte na saṃśayaḥ ||

iti vyāsa viracitaṃ navagraha stotraṃ sampūrṇam |

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