Study guide
Devi Stotras by Adi Shankaracharya
Guide to Devi stotras in the Shankara tradition: Kanakadhara, Soundarya Lahari, Tripura Sundari, and more with links to each work and Hindi meaning.
Devi stotras attributed to Adi Shankaracharya praise Lakshmi, Amba, Tripura Sundari, Annapurna, Minakshi, and the Divine Mother in many forms. Browse the full Shri Devi collection or use this guide to choose a starting point.
Start here
- Kanakadhara Stotram - Lakshmi hymn, 21 verses
- Soundarya Lahari - 100 verses
- Tripura Sundaryashtakam - Sri Vidya, 8 verses
- Kanakadhara guide
- Soundarya Lahari guide
All Devi stotras in this library (14)
- Ananda Lahari - 41 verses
- Annapurna Stutih - 12 verses
- Bhavani Bhujangam - 17 verses
- Devi Bhujanga Stotram - 28 verses
- Gauri Dashakam - 10 verses
- Kalyana Vrishti Stavah - 8 verses
- Kanakadhara Stotram - 21 verses
- Lalita Pancharatnam - 5 verses
- Mantra Matrika Pushpamala Stavah - 17 verses
- Minakshi Pancharatnam - 5 verses
- Minakshi Stotram - 8 verses
- Soundarya Lahari - 100 verses
- Tripura Sundari Manasa Puja Stotram - 16 verses
- Tripura Sundaryashtakam - 8 verses
Common questions
- Which Devi stotra should I read first?
- Kanakadhara Stotram (21 verses) and Lalita Pancharatnam (5 verses) are compact entry points. Soundarya Lahari is the most extensive hymn to the Divine Mother.
- Are these hymns only for Navaratri?
- Navaratri is a natural time for Devi stotras, but devotees recite them year-round for Lakshmi, Amba, and Sri Vidya practice.