An authentic digital repository of Vedic and Puranic stotras, stutis, kavach, and mantras dedicated to Lord Brahma - the Creator and Personified Brahman. | भगवान ब्रह्मा को समर्पित वैदिक और पौराणिक स्तोत्र, स्तुति, कवच तथा मंत्रों का प्रामाणिक डिजिटल संग्रह।https://brahmadev.in/https://brahmadev.in/page/brahma-ji-bhakti/https://brahmadev.in/page/brahma-ji-bhakti/This chapter from the Prabhasa Khanda of the Skanda Purana records Lord Shiva's teaching to Parvati on devotion to Lord Brahma. It distinguishes the three kinds of bhakti - worldly, Vedic, and spiritual - describes meditation upon the Creator seated in the lotus of the heart, and sets out the Kartik full-moon rites and ratha yatra at Prabhasa kshetra, and the sacred one hundred and eight names by which Brahma abides in many holy places.Sun, 21 Apr 2024 00:00:00 GMTvidhibrahma jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/brahma-mantra-japa-vidhi/https://brahmadev.in/page/brahma-mantra-japa-vidhi/A sacred guide to the japa of Lord Brahma's mantras, preserved in the Bramharchana Paddhati. It encompasses the revitalization mantras, various nyasas, and the revered Brahma mantras and Brahma Gayatri drawn from various Puranas and tantras, by which the devotee draws near to the Creator and seeks his grace.Sun, 21 Apr 2024 00:00:00 GMTmantravidhibrahma jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/hiranyagarbha-suktam/https://brahmadev.in/page/hiranyagarbha-suktam/The Hiranyagarbha Suktam is a revered Vedic hymn that adores Hiranyagarbha, the golden cosmic source identified with Brahma and Prajapati, who arose in the beginning as the one supreme lord and upholds heaven and earth. Through its recurring refrain, it invokes this creator of all beings, waters and worlds with reverent oblation, offering devotees a profound contemplation of the origin and sustainer of the universe.Sun, 21 Apr 2024 00:00:00 GMTsuktambrahma jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/devadhidev-shri-brahma-ji-ki-dainik-puja-vidhi/https://brahmadev.in/page/devadhidev-shri-brahma-ji-ki-dainik-puja-vidhi/A complete, scripturally ordained procedure for the daily worship of Devadhidev Lord Brahma, guiding the worshipper step by step from the opening prostration, meditation, and purification through the worship of the doorway and seat, sankalpa, and invocation. Each of the sixteen services (shodashopachara) — the panchagavya and panchamrita baths, garment, sacred thread, sandal, akshata, flowers, incense, lamp, naivedya, and dakshina — is set down with its designated mantra, concluding with pradakshina, aarti, pushpanjali, and prayer.Sat, 20 Jan 2024 00:00:00 GMTvidhibrahma jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/narada-krit-shri-brahma-stuti-padmapuran-antargat/https://brahmadev.in/page/narada-krit-shri-brahma-stuti-padmapuran-antargat/The Narada krit Shri Brahma Stuti, from the Srishti Khanda of the Padma Purana, is a hymn in which the celestial sage Narada adores Lord Brahma as the thousand-headed cosmic Purusha, the source of the Vedas, sacrifice, the fourfold social order, and every being. Echoing the Purusha Sukta and the images of the banyan within its seed and the plantain and its leaves, it proclaims that the whole universe abides within its creator.Sun, 31 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTstutinaradabramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/brahma-stotram-evam-pancharatna-storam/https://brahmadev.in/page/brahma-stotram-evam-pancharatna-storam/Shri Brahma Stotram from the Mahanirvan Tantra, is hymn spoken by Lord Shiva to the Goddess Parvati in praise of Brahman. The verses salute Brahma as the unequalled, formless and all-pervading Truth (Brahman) who creates, sustains and withdraws the worlds, and who bestows liberation upon the devotee. Its closing benediction declares that one who recites it with a pure heart attains Brahma-sayujya liberation (mukti), absorption into the Supreme.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTstotrambramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/deva-krit-brahma-storam-skanda-puran-antargat/https://brahmadev.in/page/deva-krit-brahma-storam-skanda-puran-antargat/The Brahma Stotram, from the Suta Samhita of the Skanda Purana, is a hymn of praise offered by the gods to Lord Brahma. the Devas salute Brahma as Hiranyagarbha, Prajapati, and Pitamaha, the four-faced creator and self-luminous witness who bestows the knowledge of the Absolute and carries devotees across the ocean of worldly existence.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTstotrambramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/deva-krit-shri-brahma-stuti-kalikapuran-antargat/https://brahmadev.in/page/deva-krit-shri-brahma-stuti-kalikapuran-antargat/A Brahma Stuti from the forty-second chapter of the Kalika Purana, sung collectively by the gods who, dispossessed and tormented by the demon Taraka, take refuge in Brahma the Grandsire. They implore the creator, sustainer, and protector of the three worlds to deliver all creation from the demon's tyranny.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTstutibramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/deva-krit-shri-brahma-stuti-matsya-puran-antargat/https://brahmadev.in/page/deva-krit-shri-brahma-stuti-matsya-puran-antargat/The Deva-krita Brahma Stuti from the Matsya Purana is a philosophical hymn in which the gods praise Lord Brahma as Omkara and the cosmic Purusha whose very body is the universe. Drawing on Samkhya conceptions of the subtle principles and the measure of time, it adores him as the unfathomable cause of creation, sustenance, and dissolution, and as the sure refuge and protector of his devotees.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTstutibramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/maharshi-vyas-krit-shri-brahma-stuti-vayu-puran-antargat/https://brahmadev.in/page/maharshi-vyas-krit-shri-brahma-stuti-vayu-puran-antargat/A hymn to Lord Brahma from the opening chapter of the Vayu Purana, composed by Maharshi Vyasa, who bows to Brahma as the eternal, unconquered creator of the worlds, endowed with the fourfold perfection of knowledge, dispassion, sovereignty, and righteousness. Recited as an invocation before the study of the Puranas, it expresses the Vyas sage's reverent surrender to the source of all sacred knowledge.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTstutibramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/rudra-mahadev-krut-brahma-kavach-padmapuran-antargat/https://brahmadev.in/page/rudra-mahadev-krut-brahma-kavach-padmapuran-antargat/The Rudra-krit Brahma Kavacham, preserved in the Srishti Khanda of the Padma Purana, is a protective hymn in which Lord Shiva (Rudra), following Vishnu, bows before the lotus-born creator Brahma and hymns his sacred names. As an armour of prayer, it invokes Brahma's many names to guard the devotee limb by limb, seeking refuge at the feet of the primordial creator and release from the bondage of worldly existence.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTkavachmahadevbramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/shri-brahma-ashtottarshat-namavali/https://brahmadev.in/page/shri-brahma-ashtottarshat-namavali/The Shri Brahma Ashtottara Shatanamavali is a devotional litany of the one hundred and eight names of Lord Brahma, the Creator and Grandsire of the worlds, drawn from the Skanda Purana. Each name is an epithet recalling a form, quality, or holy abode of the four-faced Lord, chanted in worship, meditation, and remembrance.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTnamavalibramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/shri-brahma-kavacham-from-mahanirvan-tantra/https://brahmadev.in/page/shri-brahma-kavacham-from-mahanirvan-tantra/The Shri Brahma Kavacham from the Mahanirvana Tantra is a protective hymn (kavach) addressed to the formless, attributeless Supreme Brahman, the indwelling Self of all beings.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTkavachbramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/shri-brahma-stotram-shimad-bhagvat-puran-antargat/https://brahmadev.in/page/shri-brahma-stotram-shimad-bhagvat-puran-antargat/The Shri Brahma Stotram, from the Seventh Skandha of the Shrimad Bhagavata Purana, is a hymn uttered by Hiranyakashipu in praise of Lord Brahma. It extols Brahma as the primal seed of the universe, the self-luminous Hiranyagarbha, and the inner Self of all beings, who through the three gunas creates, sustains, and dissolves the cosmos.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTstotrambramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/shri-brahma-stotram/https://brahmadev.in/page/shri-brahma-stotram/A devotional hymn of salutation to Lord Brahma as the eternal, non-dual Supreme - the self-luminous cause, refuge and sustainer of all the worlds. In seven verses it adores the Creator as Existence (sat) and Consciousness (cit), the bestower of liberation, and the One who is mother, father, kinsman and friend to the devotee.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTstotrambramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/shri-brahma-stuti-maheshwar-tantrargata/https://brahmadev.in/page/shri-brahma-stuti-maheshwar-tantrargata/The Shri Brahma Stuti from the third chapter of the Maheshwar Tantra is a hymn in which the gods adore Lord Brahma as the sole creator, sustainer, and dissolver of the world, the all-witnessing inner soul of the cosmos, and Hiranyagarbha dwelling within the egg formed of the twenty-four principles. Alarmed by a sudden, all-consuming fire that terrifies gods, demons, and mortals alike, they beseech the wise Grandsire, than whom nothing is higher, to discern its cause and ordain its remedy.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTstutibramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/shri-brahma-suktam/https://brahmadev.in/page/shri-brahma-suktam/The Shri Brahma Suktam, drawn from the Atharva Veda and the Taittiriya Brahmana, glorifies Brahman as the Supreme Being, the first-manifested source from whom the gods, the Vedas, and the whole universe arise. Revered as the inmost Self and the foremost of all beings whom none can rival, it is chiefly chanted in the Udakashanti rite performed before the Upanayana and other samskaras.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTsuktambramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/shri-gayatri-ashtottarshat-namavali/https://brahmadev.in/page/shri-gayatri-ashtottarshat-namavali/The Shri Gayatri Ashtottar Shatnamavali is a devotional litany of the one hundred and eight names of Goddess Gayatri, the mother of the Vedas and the divine consort of Lord Brahma. Each name extols an aspect of her being, from her radiance like the rising sun to her abiding presence within the orbs of the sun, moon, fire, wind, and sky. Recited as archana during the daily sandhya, it honors her as the living embodiment of the sacred Gayatri mantra and the source of spiritual wisdom.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTnamavaligayatribrahma jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/shri-gayatri-kavach/https://brahmadev.in/page/shri-gayatri-kavach/The Shri Gayatri Kavacha from the Vasishtha Samhita is a protective armour (kavacha) of the Goddess Gayatri, the Mother of the Vedas. Spoken by Brahma to the sage Yajnavalkya.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTkavachgayatribramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/shri-gayatri-sahastranama-stotram/https://brahmadev.in/page/shri-gayatri-sahastranama-stotram/The Gāyatrī Sahasranāma Stotram is a sacred hymn that enumerates one thousand names of the Goddess Gayatri, the mother of the Vedas. Each name is an epithet of the Divine Mother, recited as a litany of praise, meditation, and worship.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTstotramgayatribramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/shri-gayatri-stotram-devi-bhagvat-puran-antargata/https://brahmadev.in/page/shri-gayatri-stotram-devi-bhagvat-puran-antargata/The Shri Gayatri Stotram from the Devi Bhagavata Puranais a hymn imparted by Bhagavan Narayana to the sage Narada in praise of the Goddess Sandhya-Gayatri, the primordial Adi Shakti and Mother of the worlds. It extols her as the power pervading all creation - the sacred rivers, the subtle channels of the body, and every plane of existence - and promises purification, spiritual attainment and liberation to those who recite it at the twilight worship.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTstotramgayatribramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/shri-saraswati-ashtottarshat-namavali/https://brahmadev.in/page/shri-saraswati-ashtottarshat-namavali/The Shri Saraswati Ashtottarshat Namavali is one hundred and eight names of Goddess Saraswati, the deity of speech, learning, and the arts and the consort of Lord Brahma. Each name of mother honours a facet of her grace, and its recitation is offered as a prayer for wisdom, eloquence, and the removal of ignorance.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTnamavalisaraswatibramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/shri-saraswati-giti/https://brahmadev.in/page/shri-saraswati-giti/Shri Saraswati Giti is a lyrical Sanskrit devotional song to the Goddess Saraswati, deity of speech and learning, drawn from the Kavya Tarangini. Built around a recurring refrain, it is the humble prayer of a devotee who longs for wisdom and eloquent speech, entreating the Goddess who dwells upon the white lotus to abide upon his tongue and grant him a place as her servant.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTstutisaraswatibramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/shri-saraswati-kavacham-devi-bhagvat-puran-antargat/https://brahmadev.in/page/shri-saraswati-kavacham-devi-bhagvat-puran-antargat/The Shri Saraswati Kavach from the Prakriti Khanda of the Brahmavaivarta Purana is a protective armour-hymn addressed to Saraswati, the goddess of speech and learning. Related by the sage Narayana to Narada, it was first spoken by Krishna in Goloka and later taught by Brahma to Bhrigu upon Mount Gandhamadana. It invokes the goddess's seed-mantras to guard the devotee limb by limb and in every direction. Known as the Vishvajaya, the world-conquering kavach, it is recited to gain eloquence, memory, mastery of all learning, and success in study and scholarship.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTkavachsaraswatinarayanabramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/shri-saraswati-stotram/https://brahmadev.in/page/shri-saraswati-stotram/The Shri Saraswati Stotram is a devotional hymn traditionally attributed to Lord Brahma in praise of his consort Saraswati, the goddess of speech, wisdom and the arts, envisioned seated upon a white lotus and bearing the vina, the sacred book and the crystal rosary. Woven with her seed-syllables (bija-mantras), it beseeches her to dispel the darkness of ignorance and dullness and to bestow eloquence, discernment and mastery of the scriptures upon the devotee.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTstotramsaraswatibramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/vishnukrut-brahma-stava/https://brahmadev.in/page/vishnukrut-brahma-stava/Shri Vishnu-krit Brahma Stava is a hymn from the Padma Purana (Srishti Khanda, Chapter 29) in which Lord Vishnu himself praises Lord Brahma as the boundless, pure-hearted, four-faced creator of the worlds, radiant as a thousand suns. This rare stava, in which the Preserver bows to the Creator, celebrates Brahma as the origin of all sacrifice and creation and prays for purity of heart and release from the cycle of samsara.Sun, 24 Dec 2023 00:00:00 GMTstutivishnubramha jihttps://brahmadev.in/page/brahmadeva-stuti/https://brahmadev.in/page/brahmadeva-stuti/Shri Brahmadev Stuti is a concise verse hymn dedicated to Lord Brahma.Tue, 17 Oct 2023 00:00:00 GMTstutibrahma ji