Shiv Mangalashtakam
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Bhavaya Chandrachudaya Nirgunaya Gunatmane ।
Kalkalaya Rudraya Nilgrivaya Mangalam ॥ 1 ॥
Vrisharudhaya Bhimaya Vyagracharmambraya Ch ।
Pashunam Pataye Tubhyam Gaurikantaya Mangalam ॥ 2 ॥
Bhasmoddhulitadehaya Vyalayajnopavitine ।
Rudrakshamalabhushaya Vyomkeshaya Mangalam ॥ 3 ॥
Suryachandraginnitreya Namah Kailasbasine ।
Sachchidanandarupay Pramatheshaya Mangalam ॥ 4 ॥
Mrityunjaya Sambayi Srishtasthayantikarine ।
Tryambakaya Sushantaya Trilokeshaya Mangalam ॥ 5 ॥
Gangadharaya Somaya Namo Hariharatmne ।
Ugraya Tripuraghnaya Vamdevaya Mangalam ॥ 6 ॥
Sadojataya Sharvaya Divyavigyanpradayine ।
Ishanaya Namastubhyam Panchavaktraya Mangalam ॥ 7 ॥
Sadashiv Swaroopaya Namastatpurushay Ch ।
Aghoraych Ghoraya Mahadevaya Mangalam ॥ 8 ॥
Manglashtakametvai Shambhorya: Kirtayeddine ।
Tasya Mrityubhayam Nasti Rogpidabhayam Tatha ॥ 9 ॥
Shiv Mangalashtakam About
Shiva Mangalashtakam is a sacred hymn consisting of eight auspicious verses praising Lord Shiva. It is traditionally recited at the conclusion of Shiva puja or auspicious ceremonies to invoke Shiva’s blessings for peace, protection, and prosperity.
Meaning
The hymn describes Lord Shiva with attributes such as a crescent moon on his head, blue throat from consuming poison, adorned with snakes and ashes, and residing on Mount Kailash. It highlights his role as the cosmic creator, sustainer, and destroyer, and his compassionate nature that removes fear and grants spiritual liberation.
Benefits
- Removes fears, obstacles, and negative influences
- Brings peace, prosperity, and mental calm
- Enhances spiritual growth and devotion
- Grants courage, protection, and success
- Leads to liberation and divine blessings
Significance
Reciting Shiva Mangalashtakam is considered highly auspicious and beneficial for devotees seeking the grace of Lord Shiva. It is commonly chanted during festivals like Maha Shivaratri and after Shiva puja rituals to invoke lasting blessings and spiritual upliftment.