Shri Mangala Stotram
Shri Mangala Stotram composed by Sage Veda Vyasa. Complete verses praising Lord Mangala (Mars / Angaraka) for courage, property, and freedom from debts in IAST English transliteration, Phalashruti, and English meaning.
Verses
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Stotram Name | Shri Mangala Stotram |
| Primary Deity | Lord Mangala (Mars / Angaraka) |
| Composer | Sage Veda Vyasa / Purana Tradition |
| Language | IAST English Transliteration |
| Tradition | Vedic / Smarta / Jyotish |
Introduction
Shri Mangala Stotram (also known as Angaraka Stotram or Kuja Stotram) is an astrological hymn composed by Sage Veda Vyasa in praise of Lord Mangala (Mars / Bhauma / Angaraka).
In Vedic astrology (Jyotish), Lord Mangala is born from Mother Earth (Dharani-Garbha-Sambhuta), representing physical strength, energy, courage, land/real estate assets (Bhoomi Karaka), and technical skill. An afflicted Mars causes Kuja Dosha (Mangal Dosha), leading to marital delays, debts, blood disorders, and anger issues.
Reciting the Mangala Stotram on Tuesdays pacifies Kuja Dosha, relieves debts (Rina Vimochana), grants real estate prosperity, and fills the practitioner with noble courage.
Verses
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Stotram Name | Shri Mangala Stotram |
| Primary Deity | Lord Mangala (Mars / Angaraka) |
| Composer | Sage Veda Vyasa / Purana Tradition |
| Language | IAST English Transliteration |
| Tradition | Vedic / Smarta / Jyotish |
Meaning
- Verse 1: Salutations to Mangala, born of Earth, radiant like lightning, holding power spear.
- Verse 2: Remover of debt, fulfiller of desires, poetic, loving flowers, auspicious.
- Verses 3–4: Dressed in red silk, red-complexioned, son of Earth, grantor of boons.
- Verse 5 (Phalashruti): Reciting with devotion frees from all debts and Kuja Dosha.
Spiritual Significance
Mangala Stotram praises Mars as Earth's son:
- Dharani Garbha Sambhuta: Praises Mars born from Mother Earth.
- Bhoomi Karaka: Astrological ruler of land, buildings, and real estate assets.
- Rina Hartar: Renowned prayer for clearing financial debts (Rina Vimochana).
Benefits
According to scriptural tradition and Phalashruti verses of this stotram, daily recitation of Shri Mangala Stotram grants the following blessings:
- Neutralization of Kuja (Mangal) Dosha: Cleanses marriage delays and marital friction caused by Mars.
- Relief from Debts and Financial Stress (Rina Vimochana): Clears long-standing loans and financial liabilities.
- Grant of Land, Property, and Real Estate Assets: Bestows land, home ownership, and property prosperity.
- Attainment of Physical Courage and Vitality: Enhances blood health, stamina, and fearlessness.
Maṅgala-Stotram-Idaṃ Puṇyaṃ Yaḥ Paṭhet-Bhakti-Samyuktaḥ ।
Sa Sarva-Rṇa-Vīnirmuktaḥ Kuja-Doṣāt-Pramucyate ॥ 5 ॥
Meaning of Phalashruti
Whoever recites this Mangala Stotram with deep devotion will be completely freed from all debts (Sarva-Rina-Vinirmuktah) and cleansed of Kuja Dosha.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. When should Mangala Stotram be chanted?
Tuesdays, Hanuman Jayanti, and periods of debt or real estate transactions.
2. What offerings please Lord Mangala?
Red lentils (Toor dal), red flowers, wheat, and lighting a ghee lamp on Tuesdays.