Sri Hari Stotram
Sri Hari Stotram is more than a hymn, it’s a spiritual technology for emotional healing and divine connection. Rooted in the sacred vibrations of Vishnu’s names, this stotram calms the mind, purifies the heart, and shields the soul from negativity. Whether you’re seeking inner peace, clarity, or divine protection, chanting Sri Hari Stotram daily can transform your energy and elevate your consciousness.
Key Benefits:
- Restores emotional balance and mental clarity
- Invokes divine protection and spiritual strength
- Enhances focus during meditation and prayer
- Dissolves fear, anxiety, and inner turmoil
- Aligns you with Vishnu’s grace and cosmic order
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
How to Use This Stotra/Namavali for Your Benefit
To truly receive the blessings of this Stotra there are two methods. The first method is that you begin by taking a sankalpa, a heartfelt vow or intention. Decide how many days you will commit to this practice: 7, 9, 11, 21, 40, or any number that feels spiritually aligned with your goal.
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Your intention may be for:
- Financial stability
- A fulfilling job
- Peace and health
- The well-being of a loved one
- Spiritual growth
- Marriage
- Divine grace and protection
- Or any other goal/desire that you may have in mind
- The desire should be genuine and positive, never rooted in harm or negativity.
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Daily Recitation Commitment
Choose how many times you will recite the Stotra each day: 3, 5, 7, 11, 21 or more—based on your capacity and devotion. If you miss a day, your sadhana becomes compromised, and you must begin again from Day 1. This discipline strengthens your spiritual resolve.
Second Method: Bhakti Without Boundaries
The second method is that you may choose to chant this Stotra purely out of bhakti—without any time-bound commitments. In such cases, the heart becomes the altar, and sincerity becomes the offering.
Factors That Influence the Results
The fruits of your sadhana depend on:
- The number of daily recitations
- The total duration of your practice (number of days)
- The depth of your concentration and devotion
You can amplify the energy of your sadhana by observing certain spiritual disciplines (these are recommended but no mandatory):
- Avoiding non-vegetarian food
- Refraining from onion and garlic
- Sitting for recitation at the same time daily
- Abstaining from sensual indulgences or distractions
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The more difficult and focused your practice, the more profound the blessings/results after its completion.
SRI HARI STOTRAM BEGINS
Nabonīlakāyaṃ Durāvāramāyan Supadmāsahāyam Bhaje’haṃ Bhaje’haṃ॥1॥
The protector of the entire universe,
with a garland of jewels around the neck,
whose forehead shines like the autumn moon,
and who is the destroyer of great demons.
His body is like the blue sky,
His illusion is invincible,
and He is the companion of goddess Lakshmi.
I worship Him again and again.
Gadāchkraśastraṃ Lasatpītavastram hasaccārukavatram Bhaje’ham Bhaje’ham॥2॥
He who resides forever in the ocean,
Whose smile is like a blooming flower,
Who dwells in the entire universe,
And shines like the sun.
He has weapons like mace and discus,
Wears yellow garments,
Has a beautiful and charming face,
I worship Him again and again.
Cidānandarūpaṃ Manojñasvarūpan dhrutānekarūpaṃ Bhaje’ham Bhaje’ham॥3॥
Who wears a red garland around the neck,
Who embodies the essence of the vow of scriptures,
Who roams within the innermost realms,
And who bears the burden of the earth.
Who is the form of consciousness and bliss,
Whose voice is delightful,
And who assumes many forms,
I worship Him again and again.
Jagajjanmahetuṃ Surānīkaketuṃ Trilokaikasetuṃ Bhaje’ham Bhaje’ham॥4॥
He who is without birth,
Who drinks the supreme bliss,
Who is absorbed in complete peace,
Who is always new and fresh,
Who is the cause of the birth of the universe,
Who is the leader of the divine army,
Who is the only bridge of the three worlds,
I worship Him again and again.
Svabhaktānukūlaṃ Jagadvrukṣamūlaṃ Nirastārtashūlaṃ Bhaje’haṃ Bhaje’haṃ॥5॥
He who is the singer of the Vedas,
Who rides on Garuda, the king of birds,
Who is the cause of liberation,
Who defeats the pride of enemies,
Who is kind and favorable to his devotees,
Who is the root of the tree of the universe,
And who removes all pains and sufferings,
I worship Him again and again.
Sadā Divyadehaṃ Vimuktākhilehaṃ Suvaikuṇṭhagehaṃ Bhaje’haṃ Bhaje’haṃ॥6॥
Lord of all immortals,
Who has hair colored like a bumble bee,
Who is the smallest particle of the world,
Whose soul is vast like the sky,
Whose body is always divine,
Who is liberated from the entire world,
And who dwells in Vaikuntha,
I worship Him again and again.
Sadā Yuddhadhīraṃ Mahāvīravīraṃ Mahāmbhodhitīraṃ Bhaje’haṃ Bhaje’haṃ॥7॥
He who is the mightiest among gods,
The supreme in all three worlds,
The greatest among gurus,
Who is always steadfast in His form,
Who has constant valor in battle,
Who is braver than the greatest of heroes,
Who dwells on the shore of the great ocean,
I worship Him again and again.
Munīndraiḥ Sugītaṃ Suraiḥ Samparītaṃ Guṇaudhairatītaṃ Bhaje’haṃ Bhaje’haṃ
Who dwells in the beautiful part of Rama,
Who is above the bottom and the snake,
Who is under the control of the appointed sacrifice,
Who is swift as the movement of fire.
Who is worshiped by sages and gods with sweet music,
Who is beyond the ocean of qualities,
I worship Him again and again.
