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Ram Raksha Stotram

Sanskrit · 38 Verses

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Ram Raksha Stotram Meaning and Overview

Ram Raksha Stotram is a sacred devotional prayer dedicated to Ram. This page helps devotees read Ram Raksha Stotram in a clean format with multilingual support, devotional context and easier verse-by-verse access.

Ram Raksha Stotram — Verses

Asya Shri Rama Raksha Stotram Mantrasya Budha Kaushika Rishih Shri Sita Rama Chandro Devata Anushtup Chandah Sita Shaktih Shri Maan Hanuman Keetakam
Charitam Raghunatthasya Shata Koti Pravistaram Ekaikam Aksharam Pumsaam Maha Pataka Nashanam
Dhyaayet Aajanu Baahum Dhrita Shara Dhanusham Baddha Padmaasanam Peetam Vaaso Vasaanam Nava Kamala Dala Spardhina Netram Prasannam Vaamaankaarooda Seetam Saha Jana Paribhoosha Kalaapam Namaami
Raamo Raajamanih Sadaa Vijayate Raamam Rameshiam Bhaje Raamena Abhihataa Nishaachara Chamoo Raamaaya Tasmai Namah Raamaannaasti Paraaynam Parataram Raamasya Daaso'smyaham Raame Chitta Layah Sadaa Bhavatu Me Bho Raama Maamuddhar
Raama Raama Rameti Rame Raame Manorame Sahasra Naama Tat Tulyam Raama Naama Varaanane
Shri Raamachandra Charanau Manasaa Smaraami Shri Raamachandra Charanau Vachasaa Grinaami Shri Raamachandra Charanau Shirasaa Namaami Shri Raamachandra Charanau Sharanam Prapadye
Maataa Raamo Mat Pitaa Ramachandrah Svaami Raamo Mat Sakhaa Raama Chandrah Sarvasvam Me Raamachandro Dayaaluh Naanyo Devo Na Paro Raamachandrah
Stavam Yah Raamasya Samshrinoti Sukhee Bhavet Naraayanau Sau Raamo Hi Yo Japet Satatam Narah
Raamo Dakshinatah Paatu Lakshmanah Paatu Vaamatah Antah Paatu Dashagreevaha Prishtatah Paatu Raaghavah
Moordhnam Paatu Raghunatho Bhruvordmadhyam Raghu Uttamah Nete Paatu Raja Putraha Shrotrey Paatu Vibheeshanah
Ghranam Paatu Vibhuh Raamo Ghosham Paatu Sukha Pradah Jihvaam Paatu Suroth Krishtah Kantham Raaghava Nandanah
Skandhau Paatu Vikrama Raamo Bhuajou Paatu Chaapa Dharah Karou Paatu Pitaamaham Kakshou Raamo Sanaatanah
Hridayam Me Raghunathah Paatu Kukshim Raghuttamah Naabhim Paatu Mahaveerah Katim Paatu Nripottamah
Ooroo Paatu Raghunathah Jaanu Paatu Sataam Priyah Janghe Paatu Mahadhyaatma Paadou Paatu Mahaa Balah
Etaam Raama Balopetaam Rakshaam Yah Sukritee Pathet Sa Chiraayuh Sukhee Putree Vijayee Vinayee Bhavet
Paataal Bhuvan Sthaach Cha Paatu No Raakshasaadhipah Jale Raamo Sthale Raamo Paatu Lokeshu Raaghavah
Ghraane Ghraatavya Gandhaanam Paatu Raamo Jagatpatih Grihe Paatu Grihaadheeshah Kshetra Paatu Kshiteeshvarah
Atavyaam Paatu Raamo Maam Ekaakee Samcharantam Durgameshu Cha Raamo Maam Paatu Raghu Nandanah
Sarvakaaleshu Raamasya Naama Grahana Maatratah Sarvah Kleshah Pranashyanti Duhkham Cha Na Kadachana
Sarvarogaah Pranashyanti Sarve Baadhaa Nivartate Sarva Duhkhaani Nashyanti Raama Naama Satatam Japan
Raamaskandham Hanumandam Vainateyan Vrikodaram Shayaney Yah Smarennityam Dusvapnastaasya Nashyati
Manojavam Maarutatulya Vegam Jitendriyam Buddhi Mataam Varishtham Vaata Atma Jam Vaanara Yoota Mukhyam Shree Rama Dootam Sharanam Prapadye
Aapadaam Hartaaram Daataram Sarva Sampadaam Lokaabhiraamam Shri Raamam Bhooyo Bhooyo Namaamy Aham
Raamaaya Raamabhadraaya Raamachandraaya Vedhase Raghunathaya Naathaaya Seetaayaah Pataye Namah
Shri Raama Raama Rameti Jape Nityam Sukhaavaham Japet Satatam Raamam Vimuchyet Samsaaratah
Sarvadaa Sarva Kaaryeshu Naasti Teshaam Mangalam Yeshaam Hridis Thito Raamo Mango Ste Kasya Kashyate
Tarunau Roopasammpannou Sukumarau Mahaabalau Pundareekavishaalaakshau Cheerakrishtau Vanechaatau
Phalena Kim Tasya Satena Janmanaam Yatra Shri Raamah Shirasi Sthitah
Sarvarogaah Pranashyanti Sarve Baadhaa Nivartate Sarve Shatravo Nashyanti Sarvam Mangalam Aapnute
Kim Durlabham Teshaam Kim Duhkham Tasya Kim Bhayam Kim Shokam Aapnuvanti Teshaam Nityam Raama Kirtanam
Aapanno Duhkhito Rogee Yo Narah Shritya Maanavah Smaratyamanasaa Raamam Sarva Duhkhaat Pramuchyate
Namo Brahmanye Devaaya Go Brahmana Hitaaya Cha Jagat Hitaaya Krishnaaya Govindaaya Namo Namah
Raamo Rakshathu Shirsha Me Ramashchakshushi Paatu Raamah Paatu Shrutee Me Tu Raamo Naasaaputadvayam
Raamo Paatu Mukham Me Tu Raamo Jihvaam Sadaa Patu Raamo Dantaan Sadaa Paatu Raamo Oshthou Sadaa Patu
Raamo Paatu Bhujou Me Tu Raamah Paanee Sadaa Patu Raamah Paadou Sadaa Paatu Raamah Sarvaangam Eva Cha
Raama Eva Param Brahma Raama Eva Param Tapah Raama Eva Param Tattvam Shri Raamo Brahma Taarakam
Sarvarogaah Prashaami Anti Sarve Baadhaa Nivartate Sarve Shatravo Nashyanti Sarvam Mangalam Aapnute
Raam Raksha Param Mangalam Idam Shrimat Ramayanam Sarva Paap Pranashanam Dharayanti Ye Naraah Te Sarve Muchyante Nityam Samsaarad Bhaya Hetukaat

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Best Time to Chant Ram Raksha Stotram

Many devotees prefer reading stotrams in the morning, evening, during pooja, or on spiritually significant days connected with the deity.

Frequently Asked Questions about Ram Raksha Stotram

Can I read Ram Raksha Stotram daily?

Yes. Many devotees read Ram Raksha Stotram daily or on special devotional days according to their tradition.

What is Ram Raksha Stotram about?

Ram Raksha Stotram is a devotional prayer connected with Ram and is read with faith, reverence and spiritual focus.

What is the best time to read Ram Raksha Stotram?

There is no single compulsory rule. Many devotees read Ram Raksha Stotram in the morning, evening, during pooja, or on deity-specific days.

Can beginners read Ram Raksha Stotram?

Yes. Beginners can start slowly, understand the meaning and improve pronunciation over time.

Is Ram Raksha Stotram available here in multiple languages?

Yes. This site is structured to support multi-language devotional reading.

What is this Stotram?

Ram Raksha Stotram is a divine protective hymn composed by sage Budha Kaushika. According to the sacred tradition, Lord Shiva himself revealed this powerful stotram to the sage in a dream. It invokes Lord Ram's protection on every part of the devotee's body — from head to toe — making it a complete shield of divine grace. It is considered equal in merit to reading the entire Ramayana.

Simple Meaning

Ram Raksha means "Ram's protection." Each verse of the stotram assigns different names of Lord Ram to protect different limbs of the body. Ram protects the head, Vishwamitra's Ram protects the forehead, Sita's Ram guards the heart, and so on. Reciting this stotram is like wearing a divine kavach (armor) of Lord Ram that no evil can pierce.

Benefits of Chanting

  • ✦Removes all diseases and provides physical healing
  • ✦Destroys enemies and removes obstacles from life
  • ✦Provides complete protection to body, mind, and soul
  • ✦Removes fear and grants fearlessness in all situations
  • ✦Reciting before sleep removes nightmares and bad dreams
  • ✦Grants victory in all endeavors and competitions
  • ✦Considered equal in power to the entire Shrimad Ramayana

Best Time to Chant

Ram Raksha Stotram is traditionally recited at sunrise facing east. Tuesday and Saturday mornings are especially auspicious. Reciting it before sleep removes all negative dreams. During Ram Navami and Hanuman Jayanti, reciting 108 times brings exceptional blessings.

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