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
|| dohA ||
kanaka badana kuNDala makara,
muktA mAlA a~Nga|
padmAsana sthita dhyAie,
shaMkha chakra ke sa~Nga||
|| chaupAI ||
jaya savitA jaya jayati divAkara!|
sahasrAMshu! saptAshva timirahara||
bhAnu! pataMga! marIchI! bhAskara!|
savitA haMsa! sunUra vibhAkara||
vivasvAna! Aditya! vikartana|
mArtaNDa harirUpa virochana||
ambaramaNi! khaga! ravi kahalAte|
veda hiraNyagarbha kaha gAte||
sahasrAMshu pradyotana, kahikahi|
munigana hota prasanna modalahi||
aruNa sadRRisha sArathI manohara|
hAMkata haya sAtA chaढ़i ratha para||
maMDala kI mahimA ati nyArI|
teja rUpa kerI balihArI||
uchchaiHshravA sadRRisha haya jote|
dekhi purandara lajjita hote||
mitra marIchi bhAnu aruNa bhAskara|
savitA sUrya arka khaga kalikara||
pUShA ravi Aditya nAma lai|
hiraNyagarbhAya namaH kahikai||
dvAdasa nAma prema soM gAvaiM|
mastaka bAraha bAra navAvaiM||
chAra padAratha jana so pAvai|
duHkha dAridra agha puMja nasAvai||
namaskAra ko chamatkAra yaha|
vidhi harihara ko kRRipAsAra yaha||
sevai bhAnu tumahiM mana lAI|
aShTasiddhi navanidhi tehiM pAI||
bAraha nAma uchchArana karate|
sahasa janama ke pAtaka Tarate||
upAkhyAna jo karate tavajana|
ripu soM jamalahate sotehi Chana||
dhana suta juta parivAra baDha़tu hai|
prabala moha ko phaMda kaTatu hai||
arka shIsha ko rakShA karate|
ravi lalATa para nitya biharate||
sUrya netra para nitya virAjata|
karNa desa para dinakara ChAjata||
bhAnu nAsikA vAsakarahunita|
bhAskara karata sadA mukhako hita||
oMTha rahaiM parjanya hamAre|
rasanA bIcha tIkShNa basa pyAre||
kaMTha suvarNa reta kI shobhA|
tigma tejasaH kAMdhe lobhA||
pUShAM bAhU mitra pIThahiM para|
tvaShTA varuNa rahata suuShNakara||
yugala hAtha para rakShA kArana|
bhAnumAna urasarma suudarachana||
basata nAbhi Aditya manohara|
kaTimaMha, rahata mana mudabhara||
jaMghA gopati savitA bAsA|
gupta divAkara karata hulAsA||
vivasvAna pada kI rakhavArI|
bAhara basate nita tama hArI||
sahasrAMshu sarvAMga samhArai|
rakShA kavacha vichitra vichAre||
asa jojana apane mana mAhIM|
bhaya jagabIcha karahuM tehi nAhIM||
dadru kuShTha tehiM kabahu na vyApai|
jojana yAko mana maMha jApai||
aMdhakAra jaga kA jo haratA|
nava prakAsha se Ananda bharatA||
graha gana grasi na miTAvata jAhI|
koTi bAra maiM pranavauM tAhI||
maMda sadRRisha suta jaga meM jAke|
dharmarAja sama adbhuta bAMke||
dhanya-dhanya tuma dinamani devA|
kiyA karata suramuni nara sevA||
bhakti bhAvayuta pUrNa niyama soM|
dUra haTataso bhavake bhrama soM||
parama dhanya soM nara tanadhArI|
haiM prasanna jehi para tama hArI||
aruNa mAgha mahaM sUrya phAlguna|
madhu vedAMga nAma ravi udayana||
bhAnu udaya baisAkha ginAvai|
jyeShTha indra AShADha़ ravi gAvai||
yama bhAdoM Ashvina himaretA|
kAtika hota divAkara netA||
agahana bhinna viShNu haiM pUsahiM|
puruSha nAma ravi haiM malamAsahiM||
|| dohA ||
bhAnu chAlIsA prema yuta,
gAvahiM je nara nitya|
sukha sampatti lahi bibidha,
hoMhiM sadA kRRitakRRitya||
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About This Stotram
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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