Chant This and Feel Shiva’s Grace: Triguneshvara Stotram with Meaning

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Shri Triguneshvara Shivastotram is a sacred hymn praising Lord Shiva as the Triguneshvara — the Master of the three Gunas (Sattva, Rajas, Tamas) and beyond. In this stotram, Shiva is depicted as serene, compassionate, adorned with divine attributes, and the ultimate refuge for liberation seekers.

Full Translation Summary:

I bow to the Lord seated in a lotus posture, with shining cheeks, beautiful nose, large bright eyes, blue throat, and long graceful arms.

Peaceful, three-eyed, wearing serpent and tiger skin, beautiful within and without, giver of knowledge, immortality, fearlessness, and shelter.

Holding Goddess Gauri and Ganesha close, with Ganga flowing through matted locks, fair-complexioned, and lotus-eyed.

Beyond the three deities Brahma, Vishnu, and Rudra, yet embodying them all, the creator of the cosmos.

Known as Vaidyanatha, Mrityunjaya, and Shankara by devotees seeking health, immortality, and bliss.

Praised by the three Vedas, compared to Brihaspati, the eternal flame of the three sacred fires.

The ultimate resting place for Yogis, giver of supreme peace and liberation.

The source of the three Shaktis, worshipped by gods, humans, and demons alike, five-faced and all-powerful.

Worshipped by the heavens, blessing the worthy, with sun, moon, and fire as His eyes, He grants supreme joy and divine prosperity.

Chanting this stotram removes ignorance, grants divine blessings, and elevates the soul beyond worldly bondage.

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