Namami Shamisaan Nirvana Rupam is a sacred hymn from the Rudrashtakam, dedicated to Lord Shiva (Mahadev).
This hymn praises Shiva as the ultimate form of liberation (Nirvana Rupam), formless (Nirakar), eternal, and all-pervading.
Chanting this stotra brings peace, courage, and spiritual awakening to devotees.
🔱 Namami Shamisaan Lyrics in English
Namami Shamisaan Nirvana Rupam,
Vibhuh Vyapakam Brahma Vedasvarupam.
Nijam Nirgunam Nirvikaram Nireeham,
Chidakashamakashvasam Bhaje’ham.
Nirakaram Omkaramulam Turiyam,
Gira Gyaan Gotitam Eesham Gireesham.
Kaaralam Mahakaal Kaalam Krupaalam,
Gunagaar Sansaar Paaram Natah’ham.
Tushaaradri Samkash Gauram Gabheeram,
Manobhoot Koti Prabha Shree Shareeram.
Sphuran Mauli Kallolini Charugangaa,
Lasad-bhaal Netresh Shankar Ekam.
Gale Rundmaal Tanau Sarpajaalam,
Mahakaal Kaal Ganeshadi Paalam.
Jataajoot Gangottaranggair Vishaalam,
Sadashankaram Bhaktihryad Anvishuddham.
Om Namah Shivaya ||
🌼 Meaning of Namami Shamisaan
- Namami Shamisaan Nirvana Rupam: I bow to Lord Shiva, the supreme being who is the embodiment of liberation.
- Vibhuh Vyapakam Brahma Vedasvarupam: The all-pervading deity, whose form is the essence of the Vedas.
- Nirakaram Omkaramulam Turiyam: Formless, origin of Om, the supreme fourth state (Turiya).
- Kaaralam Mahakaal Kaalam Krupaalam: Fearsome Mahakaal, compassionate, who transcends time.
- Tushaaradri Samkash Gauram: His body is white as snow and radiant like the moon.
- Gale Rundmaal Tanau Sarpajaalam: Wearing skull garlands and snakes as ornaments.
This hymn reminds devotees that Shiva is beyond all worldly illusions and represents eternal consciousness.
🧘♂️ Spiritual Benefits of Namami Shamisaan
| Benefit | Description |
|---|---|
| 🕉️ Mental Peace | Relieves stress and brings calmness. |
| 🔥 Courage & Fearlessness | Strengthens mental fortitude. |
| 💫 Liberation | Aids in detachment from material desires. |
| 🌿 Energy Purification | Cleanses aura and emotional blockages. |
| 🙏 Divine Connection | Deepens devotion to Lord Shiva. |
🪔 How and When to Chant
- Early morning during Brahma Muhurta (4–6 AM)
- On Mondays (Somvar) or Maha Shivratri
- Sit facing east, preferably in front of a Shivling or Shiva idol
- Offer bilva leaves, flowers, and water
- Chant 11 or 108 times with a Rudraksha mala
Regular chanting is said to bring peace, protection, and spiritual progress.
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🔱 Conclusion
The Namami Shamisaan stotra is not just a hymn but a path to spiritual awakening.
Chanting it daily awakens inner peace, purifies the soul, and strengthens your connection with Lord Shiva’s divine consciousness.
✨ “Har Har Mahadev – May Lord Shiva bless all with peace, strength, and liberation.” ✨
