Study guide
Vishnu Stotras by Adi Shankaracharya
Guide to Vishnu stotras: Bhaja Govindam, Govindashtakam, Krishnashtakam, Jagannathashtakam, and more with Sanskrit, English meaning, and links.
Vishnu stotras attributed to Adi Shankaracharya range from the famous Moha Mudgara to Krishna and Jagannatha hymns. Browse the Shri Vishnu collection or start with the links below.
Start here
- Bhaja Govindam - Moha Mudgara, 31 verses
- Govindashtakam - 8 verses
- Krishnashtakam - 8 verses
- Bhaja Govindam guide
All Vishnu stotras in this library (14)
- Bhaja Govindam - 31 verses
- Govindashtakam - 8 verses
- Achyutashtakam - 8 verses
- Rama Bhujanga Prayata Stotram - 29 verses
- Lakshmi Nrisimha Karunarasa Stotram - 25 verses
- Pandurangashtakam - 8 verses
- Vishnu Bhujanga Prayata Stotram - 14 verses
- Vishnu Padadi Keshanta Stotram - 12 verses
- Bhagavan Manasa Puja - 11 verses
- Hari Stutih - 12 verses
- Jagannathashtakam - 8 verses
- Krishnashtakam - 8 verses
- Lakshmi Nrisimha Pancharatnam Stotram - 5 verses
- Shatpadi Stotram - 6 verses
Common questions
- Which Vishnu stotra is most popular?
- Bhaja Govindam (Moha Mudgara) is the best known, with its urgent refrain to worship Govinda. Govindashtakam and Krishnashtakam are compact eight-verse hymns.
- Is Bhaja Govindam a Vishnu stotra?
- Yes. It addresses Govinda, a name of Vishnu, and calls the mind from worldly postponement to devotion.