Surya Deva Chalisa, Jai Savita Jai Jayati Divakar
Surya Deva Chalisa, Jai Savita Jai Jayati Divakar
Surya Deva Chalisa, Jai Savita Jai Jayati Divakar
Jai Savita Jai Jayati Divakar
|| dohā ||
kanaka badana kuṇḍala makara,
muktā mālā aṅga|
padmāsana sthita dhyāie,
śaṃkha cakra ke saṅga||
|| caupāī ||
jaya savitā jaya jayati divākara!|
sahasrāṃśu! saptāśva timirahara||
bhānu! pataṃga! marīcī! bhāskara!|
savitā haṃsa! sunūra vibhākara||
vivasvāna! āditya! vikartana|
mārtaṇḍa harirūpa virocana||
ambaramaṇi! khaga! ravi kahalāte|
veda hiraṇyagarbha kaha gāte||
sahasrāṃśu pradyotana, kahikahi|
munigana hota prasanna modalahi||
aruṇa sadṛśa sārathī manohara|
hāṃkata haya sātā caढ़i ratha para||
maṃḍala kī mahimā ati nyārī|
teja rūpa kerī balihārī||
uccaiḥśravā sadṛśa haya jote|
dekhi purandara lajjita hote||
mitra marīci bhānu aruṇa bhāskara|
savitā sūrya arka khaga kalikara||
pūṣā ravi āditya nāma lai|
hiraṇyagarbhāya namaḥ kahikai||
dvādasa nāma prema soṃ gāvaiṃ|
mastaka bāraha bāra navāvaiṃ||
cāra padāratha jana so pāvai|
duḥkha dāridra agha puṃja nasāvai||
namaskāra ko camatkāra yaha|
vidhi harihara ko kṛpāsāra yaha||
sevai bhānu tumahiṃ mana lāī|
aṣṭasiddhi navanidhi tehiṃ pāī||
bāraha nāma uccārana karate|
sahasa janama ke pātaka ṭarate||
upākhyāna jo karate tavajana|
ripu soṃ jamalahate sotehi chana||
dhana suta juta parivāra baḍha़tu hai|
prabala moha ko phaṃda kaṭatu hai||
arka śīśa ko rakṣā karate|
ravi lalāṭa para nitya biharate||
sūrya netra para nitya virājata|
karṇa desa para dinakara chājata||
bhānu nāsikā vāsakarahunita|
bhāskara karata sadā mukhako hita||
oṃṭha rahaiṃ parjanya hamāre|
rasanā bīca tīkṣṇa basa pyāre||
kaṃṭha suvarṇa reta kī śobhā|
tigma tejasaḥ kāṃdhe lobhā||
pūṣāṃ bāhū mitra pīṭhahiṃ para|
tvaṣṭā varuṇa rahata suuṣṇakara||
yugala hātha para rakṣā kārana|
bhānumāna urasarma suudaracana||
basata nābhi āditya manohara|
kaṭimaṃha, rahata mana mudabhara||
jaṃghā gopati savitā bāsā|
gupta divākara karata hulāsā||
vivasvāna pada kī rakhavārī|
bāhara basate nita tama hārī||
sahasrāṃśu sarvāṃga samhārai|
rakṣā kavaca vicitra vicāre||
asa jojana apane mana māhīṃ|
bhaya jagabīca karahuṃ tehi nāhīṃ||
dadru kuṣṭha tehiṃ kabahu na vyāpai|
jojana yāko mana maṃha jāpai||
aṃdhakāra jaga kā jo haratā|
nava prakāśa se ānanda bharatā||
graha gana grasi na miṭāvata jāhī|
koṭi bāra maiṃ pranavauṃ tāhī||
maṃda sadṛśa suta jaga meṃ jāke|
dharmarāja sama adbhuta bāṃke||
dhanya-dhanya tuma dinamani devā|
kiyā karata suramuni nara sevā||
bhakti bhāvayuta pūrṇa niyama soṃ|
dūra haṭataso bhavake bhrama soṃ||
parama dhanya soṃ nara tanadhārī|
haiṃ prasanna jehi para tama hārī||
aruṇa māgha mahaṃ sūrya phālguna|
madhu vedāṃga nāma ravi udayana||
bhānu udaya baisākha gināvai|
jyeṣṭha indra āṣāḍha़ ravi gāvai||
yama bhādoṃ āśvina himaretā|
kātika hota divākara netā||
agahana bhinna viṣṇu haiṃ pūsahiṃ|
puruṣa nāma ravi haiṃ malamāsahiṃ||
|| dohā ||
bhānu cālīsā prema yuta,
gāvahiṃ je nara nitya|
sukha sampatti lahi bibidha,
hoṃhiṃ sadā kṛtakṛtya||
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Surya Deva Chalisa, Jai Savita Jai Jayati Divakar
Sanskrit Title: Jai Savita Jai Jayati Divakar
IAST Transliteration:
Overview
This Chalisa is significant as it venerates Surya Deva, who is considered the source of all life, energy, and consciousness in the Hindu tradition. Reciting it is believed to invoke the Sun God's blessings for physical health, mental clarity, and spiritual illumination. The repetition of divine names and epithets aims to create a meditative state, fostering a deep connection with the deity. The Chalisa format, with its rhythmic verses, makes it accessible and easy to chant, promoting devotion and faith among practitioners. It is a popular means to express gratitude and seek the Sun God's favor for overcoming obstacles and achieving well-being.
Details
| Attribute | Information |
|---|---|
| Deity | Surya |
| Author | Unknown |
| Type | Chalisa |
| Category | Stotram |
| Number of Verses | 8 |
| Origin | The 'Surya Deva Chalisa, Jai Savita Jai Jayati Divakar' is a devotional hymn dedicated to Surya Deva, the Sun God. While its exact origin text is not specified, it belongs to the tradition of 'Chalisas', which are devotional compositions typically comprising forty verses (chaupais) along with a concluding Doha. These Chalisas are popular in North India and are often attributed to various saints and devotees, though many have unknown authors. This particular Chalisa, as indicated by its title, focuses on invoking Surya Deva through various epithets like Savita, Divakar, Sahasranshu, etc. |
Benefits of Recitation
- Removes darkness and ignorance
- Brings good health and vitality
- Grants success and prosperity
- Bestows divine grace and protection
- Enhances spiritual awareness
Best Time to Recite
Morning (especially during sunrise), Sundays, and during festivals dedicated to Surya Deva such as Surya Shashthi (Chhath Puja).
Historical Context
Chalisas as a form of devotional literature gained prominence in medieval India, particularly in the Bhakti movement. While many Chalisas are attributed to figures like Tulsidas (e.g., Hanuman Chalisa), the authorship of many others, including this Surya Deva Chalisa, remains unknown. They are typically composed in vernacular languages, making them widely accessible to the masses. The tradition of composing Chalisas reflects a popular devotional practice aimed at fostering a direct connection with the chosen deity through accessible verses and rhythmic chanting. The specific composition of this Surya Chalisa likely emerged from this tradition, aiming to consolidate popular devotion to the Sun God.
Alternate Names
- Surya Deva Chalisa
- Jai Savita Chalisa
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- Aditya Hridayam
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