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Daridraya Dahana Shiva Stotram in Malayalam

മലയാളം

🕉️ hindu·📿 11× repetitions·🕐 Monday mornings, Maha Shivaratri, or during financial hardship·🎵 Audio included·📜 Hindu devotional tradition
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Origin & Story

Hindu devotional tradition · Unknown (attributed to ancient tradition) · Medieval period

This stotram addresses a universal human concern — poverty — through the power of Lord Shiva. Each verse builds a different divine image of Shiva while hammering home the refrain: 'Daridrya Duhkha Dahanaya Namah Shivaya' — I bow to Shiva who BURNS AWAY poverty and suffering. The repetition of this refrain 6 times creates a powerful affirmation that works on both conscious and subconscious levels.

✦ As told in scripture

In Kashi (Varanasi), devotees at the Kashi Vishwanath temple recite this stotram as part of the Monday abhishekam ritual. Temple records and oral tradition contain numerous accounts of devotees who were destitute but began regular chanting of this stotram and experienced dramatic financial reversals — unexpected job offers, resolved debts, inheritance from forgotten relatives, and business breakthroughs. The stotram's power is attributed to Shiva's role as the ultimate renunciant who paradoxically controls all wealth.

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Complete Text with Meaning

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Verse 1

വിശ്വേശ്വരായ നരകാര്ണവതാരണായ കര്ണാമൃതായ ശശിശേഖരഭൂഷണായ। കര്പൂരകാന്തിധവലായ ജടാധരായ ദാരിദ്ര്യദുഃഖദഹനായ നമഃ ശിവായ॥

Vishveshvaraya Narakarnava Taranaya Karnamritaya Shashishekharabhushanaya Karpurakanti Dhavalaya Jatadharaya Daridrya Duhkha Dahanaya Namah Shivaya

Meaning:I bow to Lord Shiva, the lord of the universe, who helps cross the ocean of hell, whose words are nectar, adorned with the crescent moon, white as camphor radiance, with matted locks — who BURNS AWAY POVERTY AND SUFFERING.

Verse 2

ഗൌരീപ്രിയായ രജനീശകലാധരായ കാലാന്തകായ ഭുജഗാധിപകംകണായ। ഗംഗാധരായ ഗജരാജവിമര്ദനായ ദാരിദ്ര്യദുഃഖദഹനായ നമഃ ശിവായ॥

Gauripriyaya Rajanishakala Dharaya Kalantakaya Bhujagadhipa Kankanaya Gangadharaya Gajaraja Vimardanaya Daridrya Duhkha Dahanaya Namah Shivaya

Meaning:I bow to Shiva, beloved of Gauri, who bears the moon's digit, who conquered death, who wears the king of serpents as a bracelet, who bears the Ganga, who crushed the king of elephants — who BURNS AWAY POVERTY AND SUFFERING.

Verse 3

ഭക്തിപ്രിയായ ഭവരോഗഭയാപഹായ ഉഗ്രായ ദുര്ഗഭവസാഗരതാരണായ। ജ്യോതിര്മയായ ഗുണനാമസുനൃത്യകായ ദാരിദ്ര്യദുഃഖദഹനായ നമഃ ശിവായ॥

Bhaktipriyaya Bhavarogabhayapahaya Ugraya Durgabhava Sagara Taranaya Jyotirmayaya Gunanama Sunrityakaya Daridrya Duhkha Dahanaya Namah Shivaya

Meaning:I bow to Shiva, lover of devotion, who removes the fear and disease of worldly existence, who is fierce, who helps cross the difficult ocean of birth and death, who is full of light, who dances to the songs of virtuous names — who BURNS AWAY POVERTY AND SUFFERING.

Verse 4

ചര്മാമ്ബരായ ശവഭസ്മവിലേപനായ ഭാലേക്ഷണായ മണികുണ്ഡലമണ്ഡിതായ। മംജീരപാദയുഗലായ ജടാധരായ ദാരിദ്ര്യദുഃഖദഹനായ നമഃ ശിവായ॥

Charmambaraya Shavabhasma Vilepanaya Bhalekshanaya Manikundalamandtaya Manjeerapadayugalaya Jatadharaya Daridrya Duhkha Dahanaya Namah Shivaya

Meaning:I bow to Shiva, who wears animal skin, who smears himself with cremation ash, who has an eye on his forehead, adorned with gem earrings, with anklets on both feet, bearing matted locks — who BURNS AWAY POVERTY AND SUFFERING.

Verse 5

പഞ്ചാനനായ ഫണിരാജവിഭൂഷണായ ഹേമാംശുകായ ഭുവനത്രയമണ്ഡിതായ। ആനന്ദഭൂമിവരദായ തമോമയായ ദാരിദ്ര്യദുഃഖദഹനായ നമഃ ശിവായ॥

Panchananaya Phaniraja Vibhushanaya Hemamshukaya Bhuvanatraya Manditaya Anandabhumivaradaya Tamomayaya Daridrya Duhkha Dahanaya Namah Shivaya

Meaning:I bow to Shiva, the five-faced one, adorned with the king of serpents, wearing golden garments, who decorates the three worlds, who grants the land of bliss, who pervades darkness — who BURNS AWAY POVERTY AND SUFFERING.

Verse 6

ഭാനുപ്രിയായ ഭവസാഗരതാരണായ കാലാന്തകായ കമലാസനപൂജിതായ। നേത്രത്രയായ ശുഭലക്ഷണലക്ഷിതായ ദാരിദ്ര്യദുഃഖദഹനായ നമഃ ശിവായ॥

Bhanupriyaya Bhavasagara Taranaya Kalantakaya Kamalasana Poojitaya Netratrayaya Shubhalakshana Lakshitaya Daridrya Duhkha Dahanaya Namah Shivaya

Meaning:I bow to Shiva, beloved of the sun, who helps cross the ocean of existence, who destroyed death, worshipped by Brahma, three-eyed, marked with auspicious signs — who BURNS AWAY POVERTY AND SUFFERING.

Verse 7

രാമപ്രിയായ രഘുനാഥവരപ്രദായ നാഗപ്രിയായ നരകാര്ണവതാരണായ। പുണ്യായ പുണ്യഭരിതായ സുരാര്ചിതായ ദാരിദ്ര്യദുഃഖദഹനായ നമഃ ശിവായ॥

Ramapriyaya raghunathavarapradaya Nagapriyaya narakarnavataranaya Punyaya punyabharitaya surarchitaya Daridryaduhkhadahanaya namah shivaya

Meaning:Salutations to Shiva — dear to Rama and granter of boons to Raghunatha; lover of serpents, who carries us across the hell-like ocean of existence; the holy one, filled with merit, worshipped by the gods — who burns away the suffering of poverty.

Verse 8

മുക്തേശ്വരായ ഫലദായ ഗണേശ്വരായ ഗീതാപ്രിയായ വൃഷഭേശ്വരവാഹനായ। മാതങ്ഗചര്മവസനായ മഹേശ്വരായ ദാരിദ്ര്യദുഃഖദഹനായ നമഃ ശിവായ॥

Mukteshvaraya phaladaya ganeshvaraya Gitapriyaya vrishabheshvaravahanaya Matangacharmavasanaya maheshvaraya Daridryaduhkhadahanaya namah shivaya

Meaning:Salutations to Shiva — the lord of liberation, giver of fruits, lord of the ganas; lover of song, borne by the bull-lord Nandi; clad in the elephant's hide, the Great Lord (Maheshvara) — who burns away the suffering of poverty.

Verse 9

വസിഷ്ഠേന കൃതം സ്തോത്രം സര്വരോഗനിവാരണമ്। സര്വസമ്പത്കരം ശീഘ്രം പുത്രപൌത്രാദിവര്ധനമ്। ത്രിസന്ധ്യം യഃ പഠേന്നിത്യം ഹി സ്വര്ഗമവാപ്നുയാത്॥

Vasishthena kritam stotram sarvaroganivaranam Sarvasampatkaram shighram putrapautradivardhanam Trisandhyam yah pathennityam sa hi svargamavapnuyat

Meaning:This hymn composed by the sage Vasishtha removes all disease, swiftly bestows every prosperity, and increases one's children and descendants. Whoever recites it daily at the three junctions of the day (dawn, noon and dusk) surely attains heaven.

Word-by-Word Meaning

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ദാരിദ്ര്യ🔊DaridryaPoverty
ദുഃഖ🔊DuhkhaSuffering, sorrow
ദഹന🔊DahanaBurning, destroying
വിശ്വേശ്വര🔊VishveshvaraLord of the universe
നരകാര്ണവതാരണ🔊Narakarnava TaranaOne who helps cross the ocean of hell
ശശിശേഖര🔊ShashishekharaMoon-crested (Shiva)
കര്പൂരകാന്തി🔊KarpurakantiRadiance of camphor (pure white)
ഗൌരീപ്രിയ🔊GauripriyaBeloved of Gauri (Parvati)
കാലാന്തക🔊KalantakaDestroyer of death
ഗംഗാധര🔊GangadharaBearer of the Ganga
ഭവരോഗ🔊BhavarogaDisease of worldly existence
ജ്യോതിര്മയ🔊JyotirmayaFull of divine light
ഭാലേക്ഷണ🔊BhalekshanaEye on the forehead (third eye)
പഞ്ചാനന🔊PanchananFive-faced (Shiva)
നേത്രത്രയ🔊NetratrayaThree-eyed

Benefits of Chanting Daridraya Dahana Shiva Stotram

Specifically designed to DESTROY POVERTY — each verse ends with this declaration

One of the most powerful Shiva prayers for financial transformation

Chanting on Mondays with devotion is said to eliminate financial karmas

Each verse describes a different divine attribute of Shiva while burning poverty

Removes not just material poverty but poverty of spirit, knowledge and devotion

Very popular among devotees facing financial difficulties

How to Chant Daridraya Dahana Shiva Stotram

Repetitions11times
Best TimeMonday mornings, Maha Shivaratri, or during financial hardship

Sit before a Shiva Lingam or image. Light a ghee diya. Offer bilva leaves and water. Chant 11 times on Mondays. The key phrase in each verse is 'Daridrya Duhkha Dahanaya Namah Shivaya' — feel each repetition burning away poverty. During extreme financial difficulty, chant 108 times daily for 40 days.

Frequently Asked Questions

This page shows the complete Daridraya Dahana Shiva Stotram written in the Malayalam script (മലയാളം) — the same Sanskrit/Hindi verses, transliterated character-by-character into Malayalam so Kerala devotees can read and chant it comfortably. Tap any line (or the ▶ button) to hear it recited aloud, and the Roman (IAST) transliteration is shown beneath each verse for pronunciation.
Yes — only the script changes; the words and their meaning are the original. The verse-by-verse meaning, benefits and how-to-chant guidance on this page apply exactly the same.
Daridraya = poverty. Dahana = burning/destroying. The stotram's name literally means 'The hymn to Shiva that burns away poverty.' Each of the 6 verses ends with this declaration.
Devotees across India testify to remarkable financial transformations after regular recitation. The stotram works on the karmic level — burning the root causes of poverty, not just the symptoms. Consistent daily practice on Mondays is recommended.
Anyone facing financial difficulties, career stagnation, debt, or lack of prosperity. It is also beneficial for those seeking spiritual wealth — freedom from the 'poverty' of ignorance and delusion.

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