Runa Vimochana Angaraka (Mangala) Stotram
Runa Vimochana Angaraka (Mangala) Stotram
Runa Vimochana Angaraka (Mangala) Stotram
RRiNa vimochana aNgAraka (maNgala) stotram
skanda uvAcha |
RRiNagrastanarANAM tu RRiNamuktiH kathaM bhavet |
brahmovAcha |
vakShye.ahaM sarvalokAnAM hitArthaM hitakAmadam ||
asya shrI aNgAraka stotra mahAmantrasya gautama RRiShiH, anuShTup ChandaH, aNgArako devatA mama RRiNa vimochanArthe jape viniyogaH |
dhyAnam –
dharaNI garbha sambhUtaM vidyutkAnti samaprabham |
kumAraM shaktihastaM taM kujaM praNamAmyaham || 1 ||
raktamAlyAmbaradharaH shUlashaktigadAdharaH |
chaturbhujo meShagato varadashcha dharAsutaH || 2 ||
atha stotram –
ma~Ngalo bhUmiputrashcha RRiNahartA dhanapradaH |
sthirAsano mahAkAyaH sarvakarmAvabodhakaH || 3 ||
lohito lohitA~Ngashcha sAmagAyI kRRipAkaraH |
dharmarAjaH kujo bhaumo bhUmijo bhUminandanaH || 4 ||
a~NgArako yamashchaiva sarvarogApahArakaH |
sRRiShTikartA.apahartA cha sarvakAmaphalapradaH || 5 ||
bhUtido grahapUjyashcha vaktro raktavapuH prabhuH |
etAni kujanAmAni yo nityaM prayataH paThet |
RRiNaM na jAyate tasya dhanaM prApnotyasaMshayam || 6 ||
raktapuShpaishcha gandhaishcha dIpadhUpAdibhistathA |
maNgalaM pUjayitvA tu maNgale.ahani sarvadA || 7 ||
RRiNarekhAH prakartavyAH dagdhA~NgAraistadagrataH |
saptaviMshatinAmAni paThitvA tu tadantike || 8 ||
tAshcha pramArjayetpashchAdvAmapAdena saMspRRishan |
evaM kRRitvA na sandeho RRiNahIno dhanI bhavet || 9 ||
bhUmijasya prasAdena grahapIDA vinashyati |
yenArjitA jagatkIrtirbhUmiputreNa shAshvatI || 10 ||
shatravashcha hatA yena bhaumena mahitAtmanA |
sa prIyatAM tu bhaumo.adya tuShTo bhUyAt sadA mama || 11 ||
mUlamantraH –
a~NgAraka mahIputra bhagavan bhaktavatsala |
namo.astu te mamAsheSha RRiNamAshu vimochaya || 12 ||
arghyam –
bhUmiputra mahAtejaH svedodbhava pinAkinaH |
RRiNArtastvAM prapanno.asmi gRRihANArghyaM namo.astu te || 13 ||
iti RRiNa vimochana a~NgAraka stotram ||
About This Stotram
Overview
The Runa Vimochana Angaraka (Mangala) Stotram is a Sanskrit hymn of 13 verses that addresses Angaraka, the Vedic deity associated with the planet Mars, with the specific purpose of seeking relief from debts (runa). It is composed in a Puranic narrative framework as a dialogue between Skanda and Brahma, and belongs to the tradition of planetary-deity (graha) devotional literature.
What are the benefits of chanting Runa Vimochana Angaraka Stotram?
- Removal of financial debts and obligations
- Mitigation of adverse Mars placements in a horoscope
- Attainment of material stability and prosperity
- Removal of obstacles linked to planetary afflictions
When is the best time to recite this?
Tuesday (Mangalavar) is the day dedicated to Angaraka and is the most suitable day for recitation. Morning recitation is generally preferred. It is also recited during periods when Mars is unfavorably transiting one's horoscope.
What is the historical and traditional background?
The stotram belongs to the genre of graha-stotrams, devotional hymns directed at planetary deities, which developed primarily within Puranic and Tantric literature during the medieval period. Its dialogue format, with Brahma as the revealer and Skanda as the questioner, is characteristic of Puranic narrative convention. The exact date of composition and specific source text are unknown, but its content and style align with later Puranic compilations that address astrological remedies.
Available scripts
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Related Texts
- Runa Vimochana Angaraka Stotram — a closely related hymn to the same deity with an overlapping focus on debt relief, distinguished by its textual variant
- Sani Graha Pancharatna Stotram — another graha-stotram in this tradition, directed at a different planetary deity for similar remedial purposes