Shri Kedarnath Chalisa
Shiva devotion, mental peace, liberation from sins, salvation, removal of suffering
Kedara Giri Ke Shikhara Para, Viraje Natha Mahana.
Karahu Kripa He Shambhu Shiva, Dukhahari Bhagavan.
॥ Chaupai ॥
Jai Kedar Giri Nayak, Jai Shiv Shankar Dhama.
Sakala Vishva Ke Swami, Tribhuvana Ke Tum Ram.
Himagiri Para Sushobhita, Jyotirmaya Shivalinga.
Darshana Matra Se Mite, Papa Tapa Ke Sindhu.
Nandi Para Viraje, Gangajala Shira Dhare.
Trishula, Damaru, Mala, Kara Mein Hain Pyare.
Rakshaka Bhaktan Ke Tum, Sankat Haran Har.
Jo Sumirana Kare Tihare, Pave Bhav Par.
Pandava Tumako Dhyave, Kathina Vrata Jaba Kinha.
Pragata Bhaye Taba Shiva, Bhaktan Ke Mana Linha.
Jata Se Ganga Bahave, Chandrama Shisha Sajae.
Divya Rupa Dharana Karake, Bhaktan Ko Sukhadae.
Brahma, Vishnu, Indra, Sanakadika Munish.
Nita Vandana Karate Shiva, Hain Sada Jagadish.
Dukha Harate Bhava Bhaya Hari, Sabake Kashta Mitave.
Sharana Pade Jo Koi, Natha Unhein Apanave.
॥ Doha ॥
Kedaranatha Jo Gave, Shiva Kripa Vo Pave.
Sukha-Shanti Ghara Aave, Bhavasagara Se Tara Jave.
⏰ Best Time
Reciting the Kedarnath Chalisa daily in the early morning or during the evening Aarti after lighting a lamp before Lord Mahadev is considered highly auspicious. Its significance increases manifold, especially on Mondays, during the holy month of Shravan, Maha Shivaratri, and Pradosh Vrat. Regular recitation of the Kedarnath Chalisa is believed to invoke Lord Shivas divine blessings, bringing peace, prosperity, and positive energy into ones life.
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About Shri Kedarnath Chalisa
Shri Kedarnath Chalisa is a sacred hymn dedicated to Lord Shiva in His revered Kedarnath form. Kedarnath, one of the Twelve Jyotirlingas, is nestled in the majestic Himalayas of Uttarakhand and is regarded as one of the holiest pilgrimage sites in Hinduism. The Chalisa beautifully describes Lord Shivas divine form, the holy River Ganga flowing from His matted locks, the crescent moon adorning His forehead, His Neelkanth manifestation, and the legendary penance performed by the Pandavas to seek His blessings.
According to Hindu beliefs, the regular recitation of the Shri Kedarnath Chalisa invokes Lord Shivas divine grace and blessings. It is believed to bring inner peace, spiritual strength, prosperity, and positive energy while helping devotees overcome fear, mental stress, and lifes challenges. Devotees also believe that sincere recitation of this Chalisa helps protect against untimely death and guides one on the path toward spiritual liberation (Moksha). Reciting the Kedarnath Chalisa is considered especially auspicious on Mondays, during the holy month of Shravan, Maha Shivaratri, Pradosh Vrat, and while undertaking the Kedarnath Yatra.
