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Surya Dwadasnam stotram(Surya stotra.14)
Surya Dwadasnam stotram(Surya stotra.14)
सूर्य द्वादशनाम स्तोत्रं :-
आदित्यम प्रथमं नाम द्वितीयं तु दिवाकरं । तृतीयं भास्करं प्रोक्तं चतुर्थंम् तु प्रभाकरं ॥
पंचमम् हरिदश्वं च षष्टं त्रैलोक्यलोचनम । सप्तमम तु सहस्रांशुमष्टमं तु विभाकरम ॥
नवमम स्याद्दिनकरं दशमम् द्वादशात्मकं । एकादशम् त्रिवेदात्म द्वादशं सूर्यमेवच ॥
द्वादशैतानिनामानि प्रात:काले सदा पठेत् । कुष्ठादिहृद्रोगो दारिद्र्यं नैव जायते ॥
॥ इति ब्रह्मांडपुराणे सूर्यद्वादशनामस्तोत्रं संपूर्णंम ॥
आदित्यम प्रथमं नाम द्वितीयं तु दिवाकरं । तृतीयं भास्करं प्रोक्तं चतुर्थंम् तु प्रभाकरं ॥
पंचमम् हरिदश्वं च षष्टं त्रैलोक्यलोचनम । सप्तमम तु सहस्रांशुमष्टमं तु विभाकरम ॥
नवमम स्याद्दिनकरं दशमम् द्वादशात्मकं । एकादशम् त्रिवेदात्म द्वादशं सूर्यमेवच ॥
द्वादशैतानिनामानि प्रात:काले सदा पठेत् । कुष्ठादिहृद्रोगो दारिद्र्यं नैव जायते ॥
॥ इति ब्रह्मांडपुराणे सूर्यद्वादशनामस्तोत्रं संपूर्णंम ॥
Adhithya Dwadasa
Nama Stotram
(Prayer of twelve names of Sun God)
Translated by
P.R.Ramachander
(From most ancient Vedic times we used to worship the Sun
God. It is believed that He would bless us with all that is good, if we pray
him using this Stotra on Sundays.)
Ekachakro radho yasya
divya Kanaka bhooshitha,
Sa may Bhavathu supreetha
Pancha hasatho divakaro. 1
Let me become dear to the five handed day breaker,
Who travels in a one wheeled divine golden Chariot.
Adhithya pradhamam nama,
dwitheeyanthu Diwakara,
Thrutheeyam Bhaskara proktham chathurthanthu Prabhakara.
2
First” son of Adhithi “, second
the” day breaker”,
Third” he who makes things shine”, fourth
the “maker of light”.
Panchamam thu sahasramsu, sashtamchaiva Trilochana,
Sapthamam Haridaswancha Ashtamanthu
Vibhavasu. 3
Fifth
“He who has thousand rays” sixth “He who has here eyes”,
Seventh “He who has green horses” ,
Eighth “ He who lights things”
Navamam Dina kruth proktham , dasamam Dwadasathmaka,
Ekadasam Threemurthy Dwadasam
Surya eva cha. 4
Ninth “The maker of a new day” ,
tenth, “He who has twelve souls”,
Eleventh “Three gods” and twelfth The “Sun
god”.
Dwadasadhithya Namaani pratha
kale Paden nara,
Dukha pranasanan chaiva Sarva Dukhancha nasyathi. 5
To the man who reads these twelve names of the Sun in the
morning,
Sorrows would be stopped from coming and all his sorrows
would be destroyed.
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