In Hinduism, the three deities — Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh (Shiva) — are known as the Tridev. One creates the universe, one preserves it, and one destroys it. Among them, Lord Shiva is considered the deity who is the easiest to please.
Lord Shiva is known as the embodiment of renunciation or detachment.
· Symbol of Detachment – Lord Shiva lives on Mount Kailash, away from worldly pleasures, symbolizing complete detachment from material desires.
· Simple Living – He wears animal skin, applies ash on his body, and lives a simple ascetic life, showing that true divinity lies in simplicity.
· Master of Meditation – Shiva is the supreme yogi, always deep in meditation, guiding souls toward inner peace and enlightenment.
· Beyond Material Possessions – He owns nothing yet is the lord of the universe — teaching that peace comes from renunciation, not possessions.
· Compassionate and Forgiving – Despite being detached, Shiva’s heart is full of love and compassion for his devotees.
· Destroyer of Ego – As the destroyer of evil and ego, Shiva helps devotees rise above pride and attachment.
· Source of Spiritual Power – His detachment gives him ultimate spiritual strength and divine balance between creation and destruction.
Bairagi means one who always remains absorbed in himself. Lord Shiva has no interest in worldly affairs. He has no home — his abode is Mount Kailash. He has no greed for any material thing and is content with whatever he receives. That is why he is called Devo ke Dev – Mahadev (the God of all Gods).
Today, we are talking about a Stotra that greatly pleases Lord Shiva. This Stotra also mentions Maa Gauri, and she too becomes very pleased when it is recited. When Maa Gauri is pleased, Lord Shiva is also pleased. It is recommended to recite this Stotra seven times daily.
Shiv Panchratna Stotram
Divya Kundal Hara Majwala, Mastak Jwala Lolitam।
Gadha Kuntal Netra Majwala, Chandra Sheetal Bhasitam॥
Hasta Nirmala Danda Trishula, Bhale Komala Dharitam।
He Shibapati Parvati Pati, Trahi Maam Bhava Sagarat॥ (1)
Brahma Rūpiṇī Viṣṇu Mohinī, Sarva Kṣetrāṇi Śobhitam।
Deha Dhāriṇī Viṣṇu Vāsinī, Rūpa Kāminī Suchitam॥
Deva Kāminī Nāga Padminī, Sarva Sura Munī Namah।
He Śivapati Pārvatī Pati, Trāhi Māṃ Bhava Sāgar॥ (2)
Banhi Karpura Rūpa Bhāskara, Pāde Nūpura Garjitam।
Chandra Bhāskara Krānti Prabhākara, Karmakeśvara Prachitam॥
Bhūta Khechara Siṃha Śārdūla, Preta Bhūṣaṇa Bhūṣitam।
He Śivapati Pārvatī Pati, Trāhi Māṃ Bhava Sāgar॥ (3)
Padma Lochana Nandi Vāhana, Śeṣa Bhūṣaṇa Bhūṣitam।
Bhāsma Lepana Carma Dharaṇa, Sṛṣṭi Pālana Pālitam॥
Pañchānana Kāma Mardana, Yoga Sādhana Sādhitam।
He Śivapati Pārvatī Pati, Trāhi Māṃ Bhava Sāgarā॥ (4)
Deva Kinnara Deva Gochara, Bhūdhara Dhara Śobhitam।
Ādi Gochara Janaki Vara, Mantra Sādhana Sādhitam॥
Trāhi Māṃ Śiva Trāhi Māṃ Śiva, Trāhi Māṃ Hara Bhāṣitam।
He Śivapati Pārvatī Pati, Trāhi Māṃ Bhava Sāgarā॥ (5)
“शिव पंचरत्न स्तोत्रम्”
(१)
दिव्य कुंडल हार मज्वल, मस्तक ज्वल लोलितम्।
गाढ़ कुंतल नेत्र मज्वल, चन्द्र शीतल भासितम्॥
हस्त निर्मल दण्ड त्रिशूल, भाले कोमल धारितम्।
हे शिवपति पार्वती पति, त्राहि मां भवसागरम्॥
(२)
ब्रह्म रूपिणी विष्णु मोहिनी, सर्व क्षेत्राणि शोभितम्।
देह धारिणी विष्णु वासिनी, रूप कामिनी सुचितम्॥
देव कामिनी नाग पद्मिनी, सर्व सुर मुनि सेवितम् I
हे शिवपति पार्वती पति, त्राहि मां भवसागरम्॥
(३)
वह्नि कर्पूर रूप भास्कर, पादे नूपुर गर्जितम्।
चन्द्र भास्कर क्रांति प्रभाकर, कर्मकेश्वर प्रचितम्॥
भूत खेचर सिंह शार्दूल, प्रेत भूषण भूषितम्।
हे शिवपति पार्वती पति, त्राहि मां भवसागरम्॥
(४)
पद्म लोचन नन्दि वाहन, शेष भूषण भूषितम्।
भस्म लेपन चर्म धारण, सृष्टि पालन पालितम्॥
पञ्च आनन काम मर्दन, योग साधन साधितम्।
हे शिवपति पार्वती पति, त्राहि मां भवसागरम्॥
(५)
देव किन्नर देव गोचर, भूधर धरा शोभितम्।
आदि गोचर जानकी वर, मन्त्र साधन साधितम्॥
त्राहि मां शिव त्राहि मां शिव, त्राहि मां हर भाषितम्।
हे शिवपति पार्वती पति, त्राहि मां भवसागरम्॥
