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अस्य गोपाल मंत्रस्य, नारद ऋषि: अनुष्टुप छंद:, कृष्णो देवता, मम पुत्र कामनार्थ जपे विनियोग:।
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ऊँ कृष्णाय विद्महे दामोदराय धीमहि तन्नो विष्णु प्रचोदयात्।
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ॐ श्रीं ह्रीं क्लीं ग्लौं देवकीसुत गोविन्द वासुदेव जगत्पते देहि में तनयं कृष्ण त्वामहं शरणं गतः ।।
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ऊं ऐं ह्रीं क्लीं चामुण्डायै विच्चै।
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क्लीं ग्लौं क्लीं श्यामलांगाय नमः।
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ओम बाल शिवाय विदमहे कालिपुत्राय धीमहि तन्नो बटुक प्रचोदयात्।।
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प्रेम मगन कौशल्या निसिदिन जात न जान। सुत सनेह बस माता बाल चरित कर गान।।
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ॐ क्लीं गोपालवेषधराय वासुदेवाय हुं फट स्वाहा ।।
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ॐ नमो भगवते जगत्प्रसूतये नमः ।।
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शान्ताकारं भुजंगशयनं पद्मनाभं सुरेशं विश्वाधारं गगन सदृशं मेघवर्ण शुभांगम् । लक्ष्मीकांत कमलनयनं योगिभिर्ध्यानगम्यं वन्दे विष्णु भवभयहरं सर्व लौकेक नाथम्॥
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यं ब्रह्मा वरुणैन्द्रु रुद्रमरुत: स्तुन्वानि दिव्यै स्तवैवेदे:। सांग पदक्रमोपनिषदै गार्यन्ति यं सामगा:। ध्यानावस्थित तद्गतेन मनसा पश्यति यं योगिनो यस्यातं न विदु: सुरासुरगणा दैवाय तस्मै नम:॥
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नमोऽस्तु गणनाथाय सिद्धी बुद्धि युताय च। सर्वप्रदाय देवाय पुत्र वृद्धि प्रदाय च।।
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गुरु दराय गुरवे गोप्त्रे गुह्यासिताय ते। गोप्याय गोपिताशेष भुवनाय चिदात्मने।।
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विश्व मूलाय भव्याय विश्वसृष्टि करायते। नमो नमस्ते सत्याय सत्य पूर्णाय शुण्डिने।।
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एकदन्ताय शुद्धाय सुमुखाय नमो नम:। प्रपन्न जन पालाय प्रणतार्ति विनाशिने।।
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शरणं भव देवेश सन्तति सुदृढ़ां कुरु। भविष्यन्ति च ये पुत्रा मत्कुले गण नायक।।
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ते सर्वे तव पूजार्थम विरता: स्यु:रवरो मत:। पुत्रप्रदमिदं स्तोत्रं सर्व सिद्धि प्रदायकम्।।
Meaning & Translation
Verse 1
For this Gopala Mantra, Narada is the Rishi (sage), Anushtup is the meter, Krishna is the deity. This chant is performed for the desire of a son.
Verse 2
Om, we meditate on Krishna, the one who was tied by a rope around his waist. May Lord Vishnu enlighten us.
Verse 3
Om, O son of Devaki, Govinda, Vasudeva, Lord of the universe, grant me a son. Krishna, I surrender to You.
Verse 4
Om Aim Hreem Kleem, Salutations to Chamunda, the one who cuts through obstacles.
Verse 5
Kleem Glaum Kleem, Salutations to the dark-complexioned one (Lord Krishna/Vishnu).
Verse 6
Om, we meditate on the young Shiva, the son of Kali. May Batuka (Bhairav) enlighten us.
Verse 7
Immersed in love, Kaushalya knew not day or night. Out of affection for her son, the mother sang of his childhood deeds.
Verse 8
Om Kleem, Salutations to Vasudeva, who assumes the form of a cowherd, Hum Phat Swaha.
Verse 9
Om, Salutations to the Divine Lord, the creator of the universe.
Verse 10
I bow to Vishnu, who is peaceful in form, who reclines on the serpent, whose navel is a lotus, the Lord of the gods, the support of the universe, resembling the sky, with a cloud-like complexion and auspicious limbs. He is the beloved of Lakshmi, with lotus eyes, attainable by yogis through meditation, the remover of the fear of worldly existence, and the one Lord of all worlds.
Verse 11
To Him, whom Brahma, Varuna, Indra, Rudra, and the Maruts praise with divine hymns and Vedas; whom the Samaveda singers chant with Angas, Padakrama, and Upanishads; whom the yogis see with their minds absorbed in meditation; whose limits neither gods nor demons know – to that Divine Being, we offer our salutations.
Verse 12
Salutations to Gananatha (Lord Ganesha), who is endowed with Siddhi (accomplishment) and Buddhi (intellect). Salutations to the God who grants all and bestows the growth of progeny.
Verse 13
To Him who is the giver of knowledge, the teacher, the protector, the one who sits in secret. To Him who is hidden, who protects all worlds, the conscious Self.
Verse 14
To Him who is the root of the universe, the auspicious one, the creator of the universe. Salutations, again and again, to the Truth, the complete Truth, the pure one.
Verse 15
Salutations, again and again, to the one with a single tusk (Ekadanta), the pure one, the one with a beautiful face. To the protector of those who surrender, the destroyer of the suffering of devotees.
Verse 16
Be my refuge, O Lord of Gods, make my progeny strong. And those sons who will be born in my lineage, O leader of the Ganas (Ganesha).
Verse 17
May all of them be devoted to Your worship, this is my best wish. This hymn, which grants sons, bestows all accomplishments.
✨Spiritual Benefits
Chanting these powerful mantras and the Santan Stotram on Putrada Ekadashi is believed to bless childless couples with progeny, ensure the growth and continuity of the family lineage, and bring immense happiness and good fortune. It purifies the mind and attracts divine blessings for overall well-being.
📜About this Mantra
Putrada Ekadashi is a significant Hindu fast observed to seek blessings for progeny. This collection of powerful mantras and the Santan Stotram, dedicated to Lord Vishnu and other deities, is believed to fulfill the desires of childless couples. Chanting these sacred verses with devotion on this auspicious day brings immense spiritual benefits, including family growth, happiness, and good fortune. This authentic knowledge is brought to you by shyamstuti.in.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the spiritual significance of Putrada Ekadashi for progeny?
Putrada Ekadashi is a highly auspicious day dedicated to Lord Vishnu, observed by childless couples seeking blessings for a child, particularly a son. It is believed that sincere fasting and chanting on this day can fulfill the desire for progeny, as mentioned in ancient scriptures like the Bhavishya Purana, bringing joy and continuity to the family lineage.
How do these specific mantras and stotram aid in conceiving a child?
The mantras and the Santan Stotram provided are powerful invocations to various deities, primarily Lord Vishnu and Lord Ganesha, who are revered as bestowers of blessings and removers of obstacles. Chanting them with devotion on Putrada Ekadashi is believed to purify the mind, align one's intentions with divine will, and attract positive energies conducive to conception and healthy progeny, fostering spiritual and physical well-being.
Beyond progeny, what other spiritual benefits can one gain from observing Putrada Ekadashi and chanting these prayers?
Observing Putrada Ekadashi and chanting these sacred prayers extends beyond the desire for progeny. It purifies the soul, enhances spiritual growth, and strengthens one's connection with the divine. Devotees also experience increased peace of mind, removal of obstacles, and overall prosperity, including good fortune and happiness, by pleasing Lord Vishnu and other invoked deities through their sincere devotion.