Sri Hanuman Badabanala Stotram
Sri Hanuman Badabanala Stotram
Sri Hanuman Badabanala Stotram
shrI hanumAn baDabAnala stotram
OM asya shrI hanumadbaDabAnala stotra mahAmantrasya shrIrAmachandra RRiShiH, shrI baDabAnala hanumAn devatA, mama samasta roga prashamanArthaM AyurArogya aishvaryAbhivRRiddhyarthaM samasta pApakShayArthaM shrIsItArAmachandra prItyarthaM hanumadbaDabAnala stotra japaM kariShye |
OM hrAM hrIM OM namo bhagavate shrImahAhanumate prakaTa parAkrama sakala diNmaNDala yashovitAna dhavalIkRRita jagattritaya vajradeha, rudrAvatAra, laNkApurI dahana, umA analamantra udadhibandhana, dashashiraH kRRitAntaka, sItAshvAsana, vAyuputra, a~njanIgarbhasambhUta, shrIrAmalakShmaNAnandakara, kapisainyaprAkAra sugrIva sAhAyyakaraNa, parvatotpATana, kumAra brahmachArin, gambhIranAda sarvapApagrahavAraNa, sarvajvarochchATana, DAkinI vidhvaMsana,
OM hrAM hrIM OM namo bhagavate mahAvIrAya, sarvaduHkhanivAraNAya, sarvagrahamaNDala sarvabhUtamaNDala sarvapishAchamaNDalochchATana bhUtajvara ekAhikajvara dvyAhikajvara tryAhikajvara chAturthikajvara santApajvara viShamajvara tApajvara mAheshvara vaiShNava jvarAn Chindi Chindi, yakSha rAkShasa bhUtapretapishAchAn uchchATaya uchchATaya,
OM hrAM hrIM OM namo bhagavate shrImahAhanumate,
OM hrAM hrIM hrUM hraiM hrauM hraH AM hAM hAM hAM auM sauM ehi ehi,
OM haM OM haM OM haM OM namo bhagavate shrImahAhanumate shravaNachakShurbhUtAnAM shAkinI DAkinI viShama duShTAnAM sarvaviShaM hara hara AkAsha bhuvanaM bhedaya bhedaya Chedaya Chedaya mAraya mAraya shoShaya shoShaya mohaya mohaya jvAlaya jvAlaya prahAraya prahAraya sakalamAyAM bhedaya bhedaya,
OM hrAM hrIM OM namo bhagavate shrImahAhanumate sarvagrahochchATana parabalaM kShobhaya kShobhaya sakalabandhana mokShaNaM kuru kuru shiraHshUla gulmashUla sarvashUlAnnirmUlaya nirmUlaya
nAga pAsha ananta vAsuki takShaka karkoTaka kAlIyAn yakSha kula jalagata bilagata rAtri~nchara divAchara sarvAnnirviShaM kuru kuru svAhA,
rAjabhaya chorabhaya parayantra paramantra paratantra paravidyA Chedaya Chedaya svamantra svayantra svavidyaH prakaTaya prakaTaya sarvAriShTAnnAshaya nAshaya sarvashatrUnnAshaya nAshaya asAdhyaM sAdhaya sAdhaya huM phaT svAhA |
iti shrI vibhIShaNakRRita hanumadbaDabAnala stotram |
About This Stotram
Sri Hanuman Badabanala Stotram
Sanskrit Title: श्री हनुमान् बडबानल स्तोत्रम्
IAST Transliteration:
Overview
The Sri Hanuman Badabanala Stotram is highly significant for its potent invocation of Lord Hanuman in his 'Badabanala' form. 'Badabanala' signifies the submarine fire, a mythical and immensely powerful fire residing in the ocean, capable of consuming everything. By associating Hanuman with this fierce and all-consuming fire, the stotram aims to tap into his divine power to annihilate all negative forces, diseases, fears, and obstacles that plague a devotee. Reciting this stotram is believed to grant immense courage, strength, protection, and spiritual purification. It is a powerful tool for those seeking to overcome severe afflictions, both physical and spiritual, and to achieve overall well-being and divine grace. The initial mantra 'Om Hram Hreem Om Namo Bhagavate Sri Mahahanumate Prakata...' is a powerful seed mantra that awakens the divine energy of Hanuman.
Details
| Attribute | Information |
|---|---|
| Deity | Hanuman |
| Author | Unknown |
| Type | Stotram |
| Category | Stotram |
| Number of Verses | 8 |
| Origin | The origin of the Sri Hanuman Badabanala Stotram is not explicitly mentioned in any widely recognized ancient scripture or Purana. It is generally considered a later composition, likely emerging from devotional traditions focused on Hanuman. The name 'Badabanala' refers to the submarine fire, a powerful and destructive force, and by invoking Hanuman in this form, the stotram seeks to harness his immense power to overcome all obstacles and negative forces, akin to extinguishing a raging fire. The stotram is often found in collections of Hanuman-related hymns and is popular in South India and among devotees who seek protection and strength. |
Benefits of Recitation
- Protection from all kinds of diseases and ailments
- Removal of sins and negative karma
- Attainment of longevity and good health
- Acquisition of wealth and prosperity
- Overcoming enemies and obstacles
Best Time to Recite
Morning and evening, especially during Hanuman Jayanti, Tuesdays, and Saturdays. It can also be recited during times of distress, illness, or when facing significant challenges.
Historical Context
The exact historical period and author of the Sri Hanuman Badabanala Stotram are unknown. It is believed to be a relatively later composition compared to the ancient Puranic texts. Its popularity suggests it emerged from the rich tradition of Bhakti (devotional) literature, likely gaining prominence in regional devotional practices. The stotram's focus on the 'Badabanala' aspect of Hanuman indicates a desire to invoke his most formidable and protective powers, possibly in response to specific societal or personal needs for overcoming intense adversities. The inclusion of a detailed Nyasa (consecration) in the beginning, as seen in the provided text, is characteristic of many Tantric and devotional hymns, aiming to imbue the recitation with spiritual efficacy.
Alternate Names
- Sri Hanuman Vadavanala Stotram
- Hanumat Badabanala Stotram
Related Stotrams
- Sri Hanuman Chalisa
- Sri Sankat Mochan Hanuman Ashtakam
- Sri Hanuman Kavacham
Last Updated: 2025-12-01