Sri Rama Dootha Anjaneya Stotram (Ram Ram Ram Raktavarnam)
Sri Rama Dootha Anjaneya Stotram (Ram Ram Ram Raktavarnam)
zrI rAma dUta AJjaneya stotram (raM raM raM raktavarNam)
raM raM raM raktavarNaM dinakaravadanaM tIkSNadaMSTrAkarAlaM
raM raM raM ramyatejaM giricalanakaraM kIrtipaJcAdi vaktram |
raM raM raM rAjayogaM sakalazubhanidhiM saptabhetAlabhedyaM
raM raM raM rAkSasAntaM sakaladizayazaM rAmadUtaM namAmi || 1 ||
khaM khaM khaM khaDgahastaM viSajvaraharaNaM vedavedAGgadIpaM
khaM khaM khaM khaDgarUpaM tribhuvananilayaM devatAsuprakAzam |
khaM khaM khaM kalpavRkSaM maNimayamakuTaM mAya mAyAsvarUpaM
khaM khaM khaM kAlacakraM sakaladizayazaM rAmadUtaM namAmi || 2 ||
iM iM iM indravandyaM jalanidhikalanaM saumyasAmrAjyalAbhaM
iM iM iM siddhiyogaM natajanasadayaM AryapUjyArcitAGgam |
iM iM iM siMhanAdaM amRtakaratalaM AdiantyaprakAzaM
iM iM iM citsvarUpaM sakaladizayazaM rAmadUtaM namAmi || 3 ||
saM saM saM sAkSibhUtaM vikasitavadanaM piGgalAkSaM surakSaM
saM saM saM satyagItaM sakalamuninutaM zAstrasampatkarIyam |
saM saM saM sAmavedaM nipuNa sulalitaM nityatattvasvarUpaM
saM saM saM sAvadhAnaM sakaladizayazaM rAmadUtaM namAmi || 4 ||
haM haM haM haMsarUpaM sphuTavikaTamukhaM sUkSmasUkSmAvatAraM
haM haM haM antarAtmaM ravizazinayanaM ramyagambhIrabhImam |
haM haM haM aTTahAsaM suravaranilayaM UrdhvaromaM karAlaM
haM haM haM haMsahaMsaM sakaladizayazaM rAmadUtaM namAmi || 5 ||
iti zrI rAmadUta stotram ||
About This Stotram
Sri Rama Dootha Anjaneya Stotram (Ram Ram Ram Raktavarnam)
Sanskrit Title: श्री राम दूत आञ्जनेय स्तोत्रम् (रं रं रं रक्तवर्णम्)
IAST Transliteration:
Overview
This stotram is significant for its direct invocation of Lord Hanuman, the devoted servant and messenger of Lord Rama. The repetitive use of 'Ram' in the title and the initial verse, along with the description of Hanuman's powerful and formidable form ('Raktavarnam' - red-hued, 'Teejnadamshtrakaralam' - with sharp teeth, 'Girichalanakaram' - capable of moving mountains), emphasizes his immense power and his unwavering dedication to Rama. Reciting this stotram is believed to invoke Hanuman's protective presence, grant strength to overcome challenges, and foster devotion towards Lord Rama. The stotram highlights Hanuman's multifaceted nature: his fierce aspect for vanquishing enemies and his benevolent aspect as a bestower of auspiciousness and a master of yogic powers ('Rajayogam').
Details
| Attribute | Information |
|---|---|
| Deity | Lord Hanuman |
| Author | Unknown |
| Type | Stotram |
| Category | Stotram |
| Number of Verses | 5 |
| Origin | The origin of this specific stotram, 'Sri Rama Dootha Anjaneya Stotram (Ram Ram Ram Raktavarnam)', is not definitively traced to a single ancient scripture or purana. It appears to be a devotional hymn composed in praise of Lord Hanuman, specifically in his role as the messenger of Lord Rama. Such stotrams often emerge from the rich tradition of Bhakti literature, where devotees compose hymns to express their adoration and seek blessings from their chosen deity. The mention of 'Vedic Tithi' as a source suggests it is part of a collection of Vedic and devotional literature, but not necessarily an excerpt from a primary Vedic text. Its composition date is unknown. |
Benefits of Recitation
- Protection from negative energies
- Success in endeavors
- Courage and strength
- Removal of obstacles
- Attainment of Rama's grace
Best Time to Recite
Morning, Evening, Hanuman Jayanti, Rama Navami, or whenever facing difficulties or seeking strength and protection.
Historical Context
The stotram belongs to the tradition of devotional hymnology in Hinduism, which flourished particularly during the Bhakti movement. While specific historical details about its composition and author are unavailable, it reflects the widespread veneration of Lord Hanuman across India. Hanuman's exploits, as narrated in the Ramayana, have inspired countless devotional works. The stotram's language and structure are typical of Sanskrit devotional literature, aiming to evoke the deity's divine attributes and inspire faith in the devotee. The source 'Vedic Tithi' indicates its inclusion in a compendium of spiritual texts, suggesting it has been preserved and disseminated within devotional circles.
Alternate Names
- Sri Rama Dootha Anjaneya Stotram
- Ram Ram Ram Raktavarnam Stotram
Related Stotrams
- Hanuman Chalisa
- Bajrang Baan
- Anjaneya Dandakam
- Sri Hanuman Ashtakam
Last Updated: 2025-12-01