Shri Badrinath Stuti

Devotion, salvation, purity, peace, protection, grace

🙏 Devotional 🔥 Powerful 📿 Daily Prayer
Shri Badrinath Stuti
॥ Stuti ॥
Pawan mand sugandh sheetal,
Hemmandir shobhitam.
Nikat Ganga bahat nirmal,
Shri Badrinath Vishwambharam.

Shesh sumiran karat nishidin,
Dhyan dharat Maheshwaram.
Shri Ved Brahma karat stuti,
Shri Badrinath Vishwambharam.

Indra Chandra Kuber Dinakar,
Dhoop deep niveditam.
Siddh munijan karat jai jai,
Shri Badrinath Vishwambharam.

Shakti Gauri Ganesh Sharad,
Narad Muni uchcharanam.
Yog dhyan apar leela,
Shri Badrinath Vishwambharam.

Yaksh Kinnar karat kautuk,
Gaan Gandharv prakashitam.
Shri Bhoomi Lakshmi chamar dolain,
Shri Badrinath Vishwambharam.

Kailas mein ek dev niranjan,
Shail-shikhar Maheshwaram.
Raja Yudhishthir karat stuti,
Shri Badrinath Vishwambharam.

Shri Badrinath ji ki param stuti,
Yah padhat paap vinashanam.
Koti-teerth supunya sundar,
Sahaj ati phaldayakam.
🙏 ॥ Thus completed ॥ 🙏
The Hindi text has been compiled based on original and authentic sources. If there is any difference, error, or inconsistency between the Hindi and English versions, the Hindi text shall be considered the authoritative version. If there are any errors or copyright-related concerns regarding this content, please contact us.
📜 प्रामाणिक स्रोत: 📖 आरती संग्रह। सौवाँ संस्करण। गीता प्रेस गोरखपुर 📖 पारंपरिक लोकप्रचलित पाठ

About Shri Badrinath Stuti

Lord Badrinath, revered as Badri Vishal or Vishvambhar (the sustainer of the universe), is the meditative form of Lord Vishnu located in the Himalayas along the banks of the Alaknanda (Ganga) River. Badrinath Dham is considered one of the holiest Char Dhams and Chota Char Dhams in Sanatana Dharma. According to Vedic scriptures, Lord Vishnu performed intense penance in this sacred grove under a Badri (plum) tree to preserve world order. This soulful Sanskrit-Hindi hymn, "Shri Badrinath Stuti", praises the cosmic magnificence of Lord Badrinath, who is venerated not only by humans but also by deities, celestial beings, sages, and kings.

Detailed Breakdown & Spiritual Significance of the Verses:
1. Divine Abode & Sacred Surroundings: The Stuti opens with a vivid description of the golden temple ("Hemmandir") surrounded by cool, fragrant mountain breezes and the pure flowing waters of the holy Ganges (Alaknanda).
2. Veneration by Celestial Deities: Sheshnag remembers him constantly, Lord Maheshwar meditates upon him, and Lord Brahma sings his praises as the cosmic sustainer ("Vishvambhar").
3. Adoration by Vedic Gods & Sages: Deities like Indra, Chandra, Kuber, and Surya (Dinkar) offer incense and lamps, while perfected sages (Siddhas) chant his victory.
4. Celestial Glory & Goddess Lakshmi's Service: Goddess Gauri, Lord Ganesha, Goddess Sharda, and Sage Narada glorify his divine acts. Yakshas, Kinnaras, and Gandharvas sing heavenly melodies while Goddess Lakshmi gently swings the sacred whisk (Chanwar).
5. Royal Praise & Endless Merit: The hymn references King Yudhishthira offering prayers to the Lord of Kailash and Mount Neelkanth. The concluding verses promise that reciting this hymn destroys all sins and yields the spiritual merit of visiting millions of sacred pilgrimage sites.