Sri Suryarya Stotram (Yajnavalkya Krutham)
The stotram praises Surya as the source of life and energy, invoking his blessings for strength and protection.
श्री सूर्य स्तोत्राणि
śukatuṇḍacchavisavituścaṇḍarucēḥ puṇḍarīkavanabandhōḥ
I bow to the one whose radiant form shines like the sun, the lotus-born, and the one who is the source of all auspiciousness.
शुकतुण्डच्छविसवितुश्चण्डरुचेः पुण्डरीकवनबन्धोः ।
maṇḍalamuditaṁ vandē kuṇḍalamākhaṇḍalāśāyāḥ
I offer my salutations to the one who is adorned with a crown of light, who is the essence of all desires.
मण्डलमुदितं वन्दे कुण्डलमाखण्डलाशायाः ॥ १ ॥
yasyōdayāstasamayē suramukuṭanighr̥ṣṭacaraṇakamalō:'pi
At the time of your rising, even the celestial beings bow down to your lotus feet, which are the source of all prosperity.
यस्योदयास्तसमये सुरमुकुटनिघृष्टचरणकमलोऽपि ।
kurutēñjaliṁ trinētraḥ sa jayati dhāmnāṁ nidhiḥ sūryaḥ
The one with three eyes, who performs the act of bowing down, is victorious and is the treasure of all realms, O Sun.
कुरुतेञ्जलिं त्रिनेत्रः स जयति धाम्नां निधिः सूर्यः ॥ २ ॥
udayācalatilakāya praṇatō:'smi vivasvatē grahēśāya
I bow to you, O Vivasvat, the lord of the planets, who is the crest jewel of the mountains.
उदयाचलतिलकाय प्रणतोऽस्मि विवस्वते ग्रहेशाय ।
ambaracūḍāmaṇayē digvanitākarṇapūrāya
Salutations to you, O Sun, who is the source of joy for all beings, dispelling the darkness of ignorance.
अम्बरचूडामणये दिग्वनिताकर्णपूराय ॥ ३ ॥
jayati janānandakaraḥ karanikaranirastatimirasaṅghātaḥ
You are the one who illuminates the world, with a lotus-like radiance that is red like the rising sun.
जयति जनानन्दकरः करनिकरनिरस्ततिमिरसङ्घातः ।
lōkālōkālōkaḥ kamalāruṇamaṇḍalaḥ sūryaḥ
The one who awakens the lotus groves and is the creator of the pairs of swans, may you always be victorious.
लोकालोकालोकः कमलारुणमण्डलः सूर्यः ॥ ४ ॥
pratibōdhitakamalavanaḥ kr̥taghaṭanaścakravākamithunānām
May you remove all the layers of darkness created by ignorance, shining with a golden hue.
प्रतिबोधितकमलवनः कृतघटनश्चक्रवाकमिथुनानाम् ।
darśitasamastabhuvanaḥ parahitaniratō raviḥ sadā jayati
O Sun, who rises with rays that are like the vibrant colors of the lotus, I bow to you.
दर्शितसमस्तभुवनः परहितनिरतो रविः सदा जयति ॥ ५ ॥
apanayatu sakalakalikr̥tamalapaṭalaṁ saprataptakanakābhaḥ
With your rising, you bring forth the beauty of the mountains, and I offer my respects to you, the source of all light.
अपनयतु सकलकलिकृतमलपटलं सप्रतप्तकनकाभः ।
aravindavr̥ndavighaṭanapaṭutarakiraṇōtkaraḥ savitā
In your presence, everything blossoms and shines, illuminating all with your brilliant form.
अरविन्दवृन्दविघटनपटुतरकिरणोत्करः सविता ॥ ६ ॥
udayādricārucāmara haritahayakhuraparihatarēṇurāga
The sun does not shine in any other realm like it does in the lotus-eyed world.
उदयाद्रिचारुचामर हरितहयखुरपरिहतरेणुराग ।
haritahaya haritaparikara gaganāṅgaṇadīpaka namastē:'stu
The golden brilliance of the sun prevails at the time of its rising,
हरितहय हरितपरिकर गगनाङ्गणदीपक नमस्तेऽस्तु ॥ ७ ॥
uditavati tvayi vilasati mukulīyati samastamastamitabimbē
Like a flower offering, the seven chariots float in the ocean.
उदितवति त्वयि विलसति मुकुलीयति समस्तमस्तमितबिम्बे ।
na hyanyasmin dinakara sakalaṁ kamalāyatē bhuvanam
The seven noble ones have descended from the sky to the earth in Sāmbapura.
न ह्यन्यस्मिन् दिनकर सकलं कमलायते भुवनम् ॥ ८ ॥
jayati ravirudayasamayē bālātapaḥ kanakasannibhō yasya
Whose throat or home is not separated from wealth,
जयति रविरुदयसमये बालातपः कनकसन्निभो यस्य ।
kusumāñjaliriva jaladhau taranti rathasaptayaḥ sapta
The one who always chants the sevenfold mantra on the seventh day,
कुसुमाञ्जलिरिव जलधौ तरन्ति रथसप्तयः सप्त ॥ ९ ॥
āryāḥ sāmbapurē sapta ākāśātpatitā bhuvi
His home and body are never abandoned by the lotus of truth.
आर्याः साम्बपुरे सप्त आकाशात्पतिता भुवि ।
yasya kaṇṭhē gr̥hē vāpi na sa lakṣmyā viyujyatē
This is the supreme medicine for the poor and the sick.
यस्य कण्ठे गृहे वापि न स लक्ष्म्या वियुज्यते ॥ १० ॥
āryāḥ sapta sadā yastu saptamyāṁ saptadhā japēt
This is the hymn remembered for the success of all endeavors.
आर्याः सप्त सदा यस्तु सप्तम्यां सप्तधा जपेत् ।
tasya gēhaṁ ca dēhaṁ ca padmā satyaṁ na muñcati
Thus is the hymn to the sun, composed by the revered Yajñavalkya.
तस्य गेहं च देहं च पद्मा सत्यं न मुञ्चति ॥ ११ ॥
nidhirēṣa daridrāṇāṁ rōgiṇāṁ paramauṣadham
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निधिरेष दरिद्राणां रोगिणां परमौषधम् ।
siddhiḥ sakalakāryāṇāṁ gāthēyaṁ saṁsmr̥tā ravēḥ
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सिद्धिः सकलकार्याणां गाथेयं संस्मृता रवेः ॥ १२ ॥
iti śrīyājñavalkya viracitaṁ śrī sūryāryā stōtram
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