Uma Maheswara stotram | Tesro Hapta

Today's Monday marks the third week out of 21 weekly offering / tribute to Lord Shiva. So Today I would like to present the stotram dedicated especially to the Shankara and Parvati as a couple.

The stotram here, explains the bestowing nature and appearance of the divine couple.

As stated in Phalastuti, Reciting this Uma Maheswara stotram during the three sandhyas (morning, noon, and evening) will be Bestowed with all the sorts of wealth, get married quickly and uplifted from relationship problems between wife and husband and in the end, they (married couple) will attain the Shiva Loka (abode of God Shiva and Devi Parvathi).

Uma Maheswara Stotram Lyrics with Meaning

  1. Namah Shivabhyam nava youvanabhyam Parasparaa shlistha vapurdharabhyam Nagendra kanya vrusha kethanabhyam Namo Namah Shankara Parvatibhyam
  2. Namah Shivabhyam Sarasotsavabhyam Namaskruthabheestha vara pradabhyam Narayanenarchitha padukabhyam Namo namah Shankara Parvatibhyam
  3. Namah Shivabhyam Vrusha vahanabhyam Virinchi Vishnvindra supujithabhyam Vibhuthi pateera vilepanabhyam Namo namah Shankara Parvatibhyam
  4. Namah Shivabhyam Jagadeeshwarabhyam Jagat pathibhyam jaya vigrahabhyam Jambhari mukhyair rabhi vandithabhyam Namo namah Shankara Parvatibhyam
  5. Namah Shivabhyam Pramaushadabhyam Panchakshari panjara ranjithabhyam Prapancha srusthi sthithi samhrutabhyam Namo namah Shankara Parvatibhyam
  6. Namah Shivabhyam athi sundarabhyam Atyantha-masaktha hrudambujabhyam Ashesha lokaika hitankarabhyam Namo namah Shankara Parvatibhyam
  7. Namah Shivabhyam Kali nasanabhyam Kankala kalyana vapurtharabhyam Kailasha shaila sthitha devatabhyam Namo namah Shankara Parvatibhyam
  8. Namah Shivabhyam shubapahabhyam Ashesha lokaika visheshitabhyam Akunthitabhyam smruthi samhrutabhyam Namo namah Shankara Parvatibhyam
  9. Namah Shivabhyam Radha vahanabhyam Ravindu Vaiswanara lochanabhyam Raka Sasankaabha mukhambhujabhyam Namo namah Shankara Parvatibhyam
  10. Namah Shivabhyam jathilandarabhyam Jaramruthibhyam cha vivarjithabhyam Janardhanabjodbhava pujitabhyam Namo namah Shankara Parvatibhyam
  11. Namah Shivabhyam Vishamekshanabhyam Bilvacchada mallikadama brudhbhyam Sobhavati shantha-vateeshwarabhyam Namo namah Shankara Parvatibhyam
  12. Namah Shivabhyam pashupalakabhyam Jagattrayee rakshana baddha hrudbhyam Samastha Devaasura pujitabhyam Namo namah Shankara Parvatibhyam
  13. Stotram trisandhyam Shiva Parvatibhyam Bhakthya pathe dwadasakam naro yah Sa sarva saubhagya phalani bhunkthe Sataayuranthe Shivalokamethi

Uma Maheshwra Stotra Meaning

  1. I bow to God Shiva and Goddess Parvathi (Shivaa), who are eternally young Who embrace each other affectionately The beloved daughter of Mountain Himavanta, the Lord whose flag contains the symbol of a bull. I bow to you, again and again, God Shiva and Goddess Parvati
  2. I bow to God Shiva and Goddess Parvathi (Shivaa), for whom all the joyous austerities are performed Who grants the boons all that’s wished just by a Namskara (salutations) Who has glorious feet that are worshipped by Lord Narayana I bow to you, again and again, God Shiva and Goddess Parvati
  3. I bow to God Shiva and Goddess Parvathi (Shivaa), who has the sacred bull as his vehicle (Vahana) Who is reverently worshipped by God Brahma, God Vishnu, and Indra Whose body is smeared with holy ash and Sandal pastes I bow to you, again and again, God Shiva and Goddess Parvati
  4. I bow to God Shiva and Goddess Parvathi (Shivaa), Who is the lord of the universe Who is like the king of all the worlds, the embodiment of victory Who is saluted by the Lord of thunder (Indra) and other prominent ones I bow to you, again and again, God Shiva and Goddess Parvati
  5. I bow to God Shiva and Goddess Parvathi (Shivaa), the supreme medicine for all the issues Who delights living in the place filled up by the Panchakshari mantra The one who is behind the creation, preservation, and dissolution of the world I bow to you, again and again, God Shiva and Goddess Parvati
  6. I bow to God Shiva and Goddess Parvathi (Shivaa), who are enchanting in their beauty and handsomeness Who are greatly attached with all, having the lotus like heart Who always does good to the people of all the lokas I bow to you, again and again, God Shiva and Goddess Parvati
  7. I bow to God Shiva and Goddess Parvathi (Shivaa), who destroys the evil deeds of this age of Kali The divine pair where one wears the skulls, the other with elegant clothing The great God and Goddess residing on the Mount of Kailash I bow to you, again and again, God Shiva and Goddess Parvati
  8. I bow to God Shiva and Goddess Parvati (Shivaa), the destroyer of inauspiciousness Who has the supremacy and special importance among all the Lokas and their beings Whose power doesn’t have any limitations, who can be reached by following the Smruthi’s (Shastras that include guidelines on livelihood) I bow to you, again and again, God Shiva and Goddess Parvati
  9. I bow to God Shiva and Goddess Parvati (Shivaa), mounted on the divine chariot Whose eyes are the Sun, Moon, and Agni (Vaiswanara- an epithet of Agni) Whose lotus like face is like that of a full moon I bow to you, again and again, God Shiva and Goddess Parvati
  10. I bow to God Shiva and Goddess Parvati (Shivaa), who is having matted locks of hair Who are unaffected by old age and death Who is worshipped by the Janardhana (Lord Vishnu) and the one born from the Lotus (Lord Brahma) I bow to you, again and again, God Shiva and Goddess Parvati
  11. I bow to God Shiva and Goddess Parvati (Shivaa), who are with three eyes Adorned with the garlands made of Bilva leaves and Mallika flowers (Jasmines) Who are the Sobhavathi (one who looks resplendent) and Santhavateeswara (Lord who is with great peace) I bow to you, again and again, God Shiva and Goddess Parvati
  12. I bow to God Shiva and Goddess Parvati (Shivaa), the protectors of all the beings Who are dedicated in the protection of all the three worlds The divine pair worshipped by all the Devas and Asuras I bow to you, again and again, God Shiva and Goddess Parvati
  13. It is a great stotram to meditate on God Shiva and Goddess Parvathi together for their mercy and to uplift from day to day situations.

Written by Adi Shankaracharya

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