Ramadootha Stotram Details
The Ramadootha Stotram is a hymn dedicated to Lord Hanuman, It celebrates his various qualities, strengths, and devotion to Rama.
Here are some details about the stotram:
- Author: The authorship of the Ramadootha Stotram is unknown.
- Benefits: Chanting the stotram is believed to bring blessings like courage, strength, devotion, and protection from evil.
- Structure: The stotram is typically short and consists of several verses, each focusing on a specific attribute of Hanuman.
Ramadootha Stotram Lyrics
The Stotram uses various seed syllables (bija mantras) like “Ram” and “Ha” throughout the verses. Here’s an example of the first verse with a basic translation:
राम राम राम रक्त वर्णम दिन कर रवदनम तीक्षण दम कलम(rāma rāma rāma rakta varṇam dina kara ravadanam tīkṣaṇa dama kalaṃ)
- Translation:
- Om Rama, Rama, Rama (three repetitions)
- One with a red complexion (Rakta Varnam)
- Face like the Sun (Dina Kara Ravadanam)
- Sharp and destroyer of enemies (Tīkṣaṇa Dama Kalaṃ)
Note: It’s recommended to find a reliable source for the complete lyrics with proper pronunciation, especially for the seed syllables.
Here are some resources that can help you find the full lyrics and translations:
- Websites:
- Stotra Nidhi
- Vaidika Vignanam (This website also provides the transliteration)
- YouTube videos: You can find videos with the Ramadootha Stotram lyrics and chanting in Sanskrit and sometimes with English translations. However, be cautious and ensure the source is reputable.
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