Navagraha Stotram
Last updated: 14 June 2026
From Skanda Purana
English Transliteration
Om Navagraha Stotram
Japaa-Kusuma-Sankaasham Kaashyapeyam Mahaadyutim.
Tamo-Arim Sarva-Paapa-Ghnam Pranato-Asmi Divaakaram.
Dadhi-Shankha-Tushaaraabham Ksheerodaarnava-Sambhavam.
Namaami Shashinam Somam Shambhor-Mukuta-Bhooshanam.
Dharanee-Garbha-Sambhootam Vidyut-Kaanti-Sama-Prabham.
Kumaaram Shakti-Hastam Tam Mangalam Pranamaamy-Aham.
Priyangu-Kalikaa-Shyaamam Roopenaa-Pratimam Budham.
Saumyam Saumya-Gunopetam Tam Budham Pranamaamy-Aham.
Devaanaam Cha Risheeaaam Cha Gurum Kaanchana-Sannibham.
Buddhi-Bhootam Trilokesham Tam Namaami Brihaspatim.
Hima-Kunda-Mrinaalaabham Daityaanaam Paramam Gurum.
Sarva-Shaastra-Pravaktaaram Bhaargavam Pranamaamy-Aham.
Neelaanjana-Samaabhaasam Ravi-Putram Yamaagrajam.
Chhaayaa-Maartanda-Sambhootam Tam Namaami Shanaischaram.
Ardha-Kaayam Mahaaveeryam Chandraditya-Vimardanam.
Simhikaa-Garbha-Sambhootam Tam Raahum Pranamaamy-Aham.
Palaasha-Pushpa-Sankaasham Taarakaagraha-Mastakam.
Raudram Raudraatmakam Ghoram Tam Ketum Pranamaamy-Aham.Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Navagraha Stotram?
The Navagraha Stotram is a sacred Hindu devotional hymn (stotram) dedicated to Navagraha. VedKosh provides its complete text in Hindi and English with transliteration for regional readers.
What are the benefits of reciting the Navagraha Stotram?
Reciting the Navagraha Stotram with devotion is traditionally believed to invoke the grace of Navagraha, calm and focus the mind, and create an auspicious, sattvic atmosphere. It is practised as an act of bhakti (devotion) rather than for any guaranteed material outcome.
When should the Navagraha Stotram be recited?
The Navagraha Stotram can be recited during daily morning or evening worship of Navagraha, and especially on the deity's sacred days and festivals. A clean, quiet space and a steady, devotional mind are the main requirements.
Updated for 2026
