Sri Hari Stotram is a powerful mantra dedicated to Lord Vishnu and is recited by Swami Brahmananda. It is believed that chanting it daily fulfills all desired wishes, removes health problems and obstacles. Sri Hari Stotram is a praise of Lord Vishnu composed by one of the great ascetics, Swami Brahmananda. By regularly reciting this Ashtak, the sorrows of birth and old age end and the devotee becomes free from sorrows and sufferings and reaches the abode of Hari. Those devotees who recite this stotra once a day, Lord Vishnu removes all the troubles from their life. In such a situation, if you are surrounded by some problem for a long time, then this stotra can prove to be like a panacea for you.

Recitation of Shri Hari Stotra is considered very beneficial. This recitation provides relief from diseases. Gets relief from mental problems. Positivity comes and all obstacles are removed. It also helps in becoming spiritually strong. This lesson is very beneficial for a person who is going through some mental trauma. The person who recites this stotra daily, there is always peace and happiness in his house. He gets the strength to move ahead in life. And if you are stuck in some bad addiction and wrong company then you get relief from it. By reciting this with full devotion, one attains Vaikuntha world. He becomes free from the bondage of sorrow, grief and birth and death. There are many mantras and hymns described in the Vedas and Puranas to please Lord Vishnu. All these are in the form of verses and are written in Sanskrit. Shri Hari Stotram has a special and divine place among these verses and mantras. This Hari Stotra tells about Lord Vishnu. It brings forward his size, type, his form, his protective qualities and protective form. By reciting Shri Hari Stotra, one gets the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi along with Lord Vishnu. Because it is said in the scriptures that to please Lakshmi, one has to worship Vishnu. Mother Lakshmi herself becomes happy by worshiping Vishnu. Therefore this stotra has been called the most powerful mantra for the worship of Lord Shri Hari.

How to recite Shri Hari?

Before reciting Shri Hari Stotra, some things should be kept in mind. Before starting the lesson, wake up in the morning and take bath after daily routine. Start the puja by taking the name of Shri Ganesh. One should not stop or get up after starting the lesson. Do not talk during the lesson. Lord Vishnu loves sandalwood very much, hence apply sandalwood tilak to him. Offer yellow colored Prasad to Shri Vishnu. And offer only yellow flowers. Offer Tulsidas at the feet of Shri Hari. This recitation must be done on Thursday. And wearing yellow clothes while reciting this lesson pleases Goddess Lakshmi.

Shri Hari Stotram.

Jagajjalapalaam Kachtakanthamalaam, Sharachchandrabhaalaam Mahadaityakalam.
Nabhonilkayam Duravaaramayam, Supadmasahayam bhajeham bhajeham.

Meaning: Who is the protector of the entire world, who is wearing a shining necklace around his neck, whose head is like the shining moon in autumn and who is the destroyer of the great demons. I repeatedly worship Lord Vishnu, whose color is blue like the sky, who is the lord of Ajay illusory powers, whose companion is Goddess Lakshmi.

Sadaambhodhivasam galtapushpahasam jagatsannivasam shatadityabhasam.
Gadachakrashastram Lasitpitavastram Hasachcharuvakram Bhajeham Bhajeham

Meaning: He who lives in the ocean, whose smile is like a blooming flower, lives in the whole world like a hundred suns. I have repeatedly worshiped Lord Vishnu holding mace, disc and weapons, wearing yellow clothes and with a beautiful smile on his beautiful face.
Ramakanthaharam Shrutivratasaram,
Jalantarviharam Dharabharharam.
Chidanandrupam Manognyaswarupam,
Dhritanekrupam bhajehum bhajehum bhajehum

Meaning: Who has the symbol of Goddess Lakshmi on his necklace, who is the essence of the Vedas, who floats in water and bears the weight of the earth. I repeatedly worship Lord Vishnu, who always has a blissful form and attracts the mind, who has taken many forms.

Jaarajanmahinam paranandapinam,
Samadhanlinam sadaiwa navinam
Jagajjanm hetu Surani Ketum,
Trilokaiksetun bhajeham bhajeham

Meaning: Those who are free from birth and death, who are full of bliss, whose mind is always stable and calm, who always appear new. Who are the factors of birth of this world. Who is the protector of the army of gods and who is the bridge between the three worlds. I worship that Lord Vishnu again and again.

Kritamnayaganam khagadhishayanam,
Vimuktarnidanam hararatimaanam.
Swabhaktanukulam jagadrikshamulam

Nirastartshulam bhajehum bhajehum

Meaning: Who is the singer of Vedas. The one who rides the bird king Garuda. Who is the liberator and who makes the enemies lose their respect. Who is dear to the devotees, who is the root of the tree of the world and who cancels all the sorrows. I worship that Lord Vishnu again and again.

samastamaresham dwirepha bhakesham
Jagdwimblesham hradakaashadesham.
Sadadivyadeham vimuktakhileham,
Suvaikunthgeham bhajeham bhajeham

Meaning: Who is the lord of all gods, whose hair is colored like a black bee, whose body is a part of the earth and whose body is as clear as the sky. I worship Lord Vishnu again and again, whose body is always divine, who is free from the bondages of the world, whose abode is Vaikuntha.

Suralibalishtha Trilokivarishtha,
Gurunam Garishtham Swaroopainishtham.Sadayudhhadhiram mahavirviram
Bhavambhodhitiram bhajeham bhajeham

Meaning: I worship Lord Vishnu again and again, who is the most powerful among the gods, the best among the three worlds, who has only one form, who is always victorious in battle, who is the bravest of warriors, who resides on the shores of the ocean. am.

Ramavambhagan talangannagan,
Kritadhinayagam gattaragaragam.
Munindraiḥ Sugeetam Suraiḥ Samparitam,
Gunaughairatitam bhajeham bhajeham

Meaning: On whose left side Lakshmi sits. Who is seated on Sheshnag. Who are free from attachment and colour. Whose songs the sages and saints sing. Whom the gods serve and who are beyond qualities. I worship that Lord Vishnu again and again.

Falshruti, Idam Yastu Nityam Samadhay,
Chittam pathedashtakam kashtaharam murareh.
Sa Vishnorvishokam Dhruvam Yaati Lokam,jarajanmshokam punarvindate no

Meaning: This Ashtak of Lord Hari which is like the garland around Murari’s neck, whoever reads it with true heart reaches Vaikuntha world. He becomes free from the bondage of sorrow, grief and birth and death.

In Sanatan Dharma, meditation and chanting along with bathing and donation have special significance during the month of Kartik. Worshiping Lord Vishnu and Tulsi Mata in this holy month brings auspicious results. According to religious beliefs, Lord Vishnu woke up from Yoga Nidra in this month. Therefore, Lord Vishnu is duly worshiped in this month. The life of the one who gets the blessings of Shri Hari, the creator of the universe, becomes blessed. By remembering Shri Vishnu all the sins and sufferings of man go away.