हनुमत्पञ्चरत्नम् Hanumat Pancharatnam
hanumatpañcaratnam
Five jewel-verses on Hanumān, the messenger of Rāma, with tears of joy in his eyes, attributed to Śaṅkara.
हनुमत्पञ्चरत्नम्
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वीताखिलविषयेच्छं जातानन्दाश्रुपुलकमत्यच्छम् ।सीतापतिदूताद्यं वातात्मजमद्य भावये हृद्यम् ॥१॥
vītākhilaviṣayecchaṃ jātānandāśrupulakamatyaccham |sītāpatidūtādyaṃ vātātmajamadya bhāvaye hṛdyam ||1||
Today I meditate on the beloved son of the Wind, foremost of the messengers of Sītā’s lord, who is free of every desire for sense objects, utterly pure, with tears of joy and his hair standing on end.
तरुणारुणमुखकमलं करुणारसपूरपूरितापाङ्गम् ।सञ्जीवनमाशासे मञ्जुलमहिमानमञ्जनाभाग्यम् ॥२॥
taruṇāruṇamukhakamalaṃ karuṇārasapūrapūritāpāṅgam |sañjīvanamāśāse mañjulamahimānamañjanābhāgyam ||2||
I look to the giver of life, the good fortune of Añjanā, of lovely greatness, whose lotus face is red as the rising sun and whose glance is filled with a flood of compassion.
शम्बरवैरिशरातिगमम्बुजदलविपुललोचनोदारम् ।कम्बुगलमनिलदिष्टं बिम्बज्वलितोष्ठमेकमवलम्बे ॥३॥
śambaravairiśarātigamambujadalavipulalocanodāram |kambugalamaniladiṣṭaṃ bimbajvalitoṣṭhamekamavalambe ||3||
I hold on to him alone: beyond the arrows of Kāma (the foe of Śambara), noble, with large eyes like lotus petals, with a neck like a conch, the good fortune of the Wind god, his lips glowing like the bimba fruit.
दूरीकृतसीतार्तिः प्रकटीकृतरामवैभवस्फूर्तिः ।दारितदशमुखकीर्तिः पुरतो मम भातु हनुमतो मूर्तिः ॥४॥
dūrīkṛtasītārtiḥ prakaṭīkṛtarāmavaibhavasphūrtiḥ |dāritadaśamukhakīrtiḥ purato mama bhātu hanumato mūrtiḥ ||4||
May the form of Hanumān shine before me: he who drove away Sītā’s grief, who made Rāma’s glory manifest, who shattered the fame of ten-headed Rāvaṇa.
वानरनिकराध्यक्षं दानवकुलकुमुदरविकरसदृक्षम् ।दीनजनावनदीक्षं पवनतपःपाकपुञ्जमद्राक्षम् ॥५॥
vānaranikarādhyakṣaṃ dānavakulakumudaravikarasadṛkṣam |dīnajanāvanadīkṣaṃ pavanatapaḥpākapuñjamadrākṣam ||5||
I have seen him: the leader of the monkey hosts, like the sun’s rays to the night-lilies of the demon clans, vowed to protect the helpless, the ripened fruit of the Wind god’s austerity.
एतत्पवनसुतस्य स्तोत्रं यः पठति पञ्चरत्नाख्यम् ।चिरमिह निखिलान् भोगान् भुङ्क्त्वा श्रीरामभक्तिभाग्भवति ॥६॥
etatpavanasutasya stotraṃ yaḥ paṭhati pañcaratnākhyam |ciramiha nikhilān bhogān bhuṅktvā śrīrāmabhaktibhāgbhavati ||6||
Whoever recites this hymn to the son of the Wind, called the Five Jewels, enjoys every good thing here for a long time and gains devotion to Śrī Rāma.
॥ इति हनुमत्पञ्चरत्नम् सम्पूर्णम् ॥
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Attributed to Ādi Śaṅkarācārya.
