12 Jyotirlinga Mantra In English

Want to know about 12 Jyotirlinga Mantra In English? Well you have landed on the right article. A Jyotirlinga or Jyotirlingam is a sacred image of Shiva, the Hindu god. The name is a combination of jyotis, which means "radiance," and linga.

64 ancient Jyotirlinga shrines are mentioned in the Shiva Mahpura (also known as Shiva Purana), 12 of which are the most revered and are known as the Maha Jyotirlingam. 

Twelve of the 64 jyotirlingas that were originally thought to exist are revered as being especially lucky and holy. The name of the ruling god, who is regarded as a unique incarnation of Shiva, is used for each of the twelve jyotirlinga locations.

The main picture at each of these locations is a lingam, which stands for the everlasting Stambha pillar, a symbol of Shiva's limitless nature.

12 jyotirlinga mantra in english

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Sourashtra Dese Visadhethi Ramye,
Jyothirmayam Chandra Kalavathamsam,
Bhakthi Pradhanaya Krupavatheernam,
Tham Soma Nadham Saranam Prapadhye || 1 ||

Sri Shaila Sange Vibhudathi Sange,
Thulathi Thune Api Mudha Vasantham,
Thamarjunam Mallika Poorvamekam,
Namami Samsara Samudhra Sethum || 2 ||

Avanthikayam Vihithavatharam,
Mukthi Pradhanaya Cha Sajjananam,
Akalamruthyo Parirakshanatham,
Vande Maha Kala Maha Suresam || 3 ||

Kavaerika Narmadhayo Pavithre,
Samagame Sajjana Tharanaya,
Sadaiva Mandha Tripure Vasantham,
Onkarameesam Shivameka Meede || 4 ||

Poorvothare Prajjwalika Nidhane,
Sada Vasantham Girija Sametham,
Surasuradhitha Pada Padmam,
Sri Vaidyanatham Tham Aham Namami || 5 ||

Yaamye Sadange Nagare Adhi Ramye,
Vibhooshithangam Vividaischa Bhogai,
Sad Bhakthi Mukthi Prada Meesa Mekam,
Sri Naganatham Saranam Prapadhye || 6 ||

Mahadri Parswe Cha Thate Ramantham,
Sampoojyamanam Sathatham Muneendrai,
Surasurair Yaksha Mahoraghadyai,
Kedarameesam Shivameka Meede || 7 ||

Sahyadri Seershe Vimale Vasantham,
Godavari Theera Pavithra Dese,
Yad Darsanal Pathakamasu Nasam,
Prayathi Tham Traimbaka Meesa Meede || 8 ||

Suthamra Varnee Jala Rasi Yoge,
Nibhadhya Sethum Visikhaira Sankyai,
Sri Ramachandrna Samarpitham Tham,
Ramesamakhyam Niyatham Smarami || 9 ||

Yam Dakini Sakinika Samaje,
Nishevyamanam Pisithasanaischa,
Sadaiva Bheemadhi Pada Prasidham,
Tham Shnkaram Bhaktha Hitham Namami || 10 ||

Sayanda Mananda Vane Vasantham,
Mananda Kandam Hatha Papa Vrundam,
Varanasi Nadha Manadha Nadham,
Sri Viswanadham Saranam Prapadhye || 11 ||

Ilapure Ramya Visalake Asmin,
Samullasantham Cha Jagad Varenyam,
Vande Maha Dhara Thara Swabhavam,
Ghusruneswarakhyam Saranam Prapadhye  || 12 ||

Jyothir Maya Dwadasa Linga Kanam,
Shivathmanam Prokthamidham Kramena,
Sthothram Padithwa Manujo Athi Bhakthyo,
Phalam Thadalokye Nijam Bhajescha || 13 ||

Significance of jyotirlinga stotram

1. Saurashtra Somanatham Cha Shrishaile Mallikarjunam 

Ujjaiyinyam Mahakaalam Omkarama-Maleshwaram Mahakaal in Ujjain, Omkareshwar in Amleshwar, Somanath in Saurashtra, and Mallikarjunam in Shri-Shailam.

2. Paralyam Vaidyanatham Cha Dakinyam Bheemashankaram |

Setubandhe Tu Ramesham Nagesham Darukavane Ramesham (Rameshwaram) in Sethubandh, Nagesham (Nageshwar) in Darauka-Vana, and Vaidyanath in Paralya and Bhimashankaram in Dakinya.

3. Varanasyam Tu Vishvesham Tryambakam Gautamitate |

Himalaye Tu Kedaram Gushmesham Cha Shivalaye Along with Kedarnath in the Himalayas, Vishvanath in Vanarasi, Triambakam on the banks of the Gautami River, and Gushmeshwar in Shivalaya (Shiwar).

4. Atani Jyotirlingani Sayam Pratah Pathennarah

Saptajanma Kritam Papam Smaranena Vinashyati One is cleansed of all sins done during the previous seven lifetimes by reciting these Jyotirlingas each evening and morning.

When one visits them, Shiva's grace grants him all of his wishes, and when Maheshwara (Shiva) is appeased by the devotion, one's karma is also removed.

Benefits jyotirlinga stotram

One who visits the 12 jyotirlinga mantra in English temples stated in the Sloka is said to have all of his wishes granted and to have attained Moksha since Maheshwara (Shiva) is said to be pleased by the adoration.

The linga symbolizing the everlasting Stambha is the main picture at each of the 12 locations described in the shloka.