Is the rice box always empty? It is enough to say this stotra of Annapurneswari in the kitchen so that there should not be a pardado situation for rice.

No matter how much we earn, if we have a comfortable meal at home, it's all a waste. In some people, the ration that is brought in the morning is empty in the evening, or even if it is cooked, it is not enough for anyone's stomach.

If you have this kind of problem, you should definitely invite Annapurneswari in your kitchen. If you recite this "Annapurna Stotra" composed by Shankaracharya, no matter what kind of famine comes your family will not have any problem of food.

Annapurna, the mother who gave alms to Lord Shiva, advises us to give alms too. What is the story behind this hymn? And let's see here how housewives should read it.

A hymn composed by Shankaracharya in Kashi

Once when Adi Shankaracharya went to Kashi, Shiva himself was standing there holding a begging bowl in hunger. Lord Shiva himself is hungry, what is the story of ordinary people, Shankara thinks.

Then he immediately prayed to Goddess Annapurneswari and composed this hymn. Mother manifestly gives the boon of food not only to Shiva but to the entire world.

Not only food, but also knowledge

What we eat is not just to fill our stomach, it also develops our intellect. In this hymn comes the line "Jnan Vairagya Siddhyrtham Bhiksham Dehi".

Andre means "Mother, not just stomach, give me good intellect and knowledge as alms". If you have a meal saying this, the children will get good education and culture.

The kitchen is a holy temple

Housewives should hum this stotra while cooking instead of thinking differently. Then a divine energy will come in that cooking and no disease will come to those who eat it.

Keep an Annapurneswari photo in the kitchen and say this while cooking rice or lighting the stove. It enhances the taste of cooking and prevents drought at home.

When and how to recite?

Every day before sitting down for lunch or dinner, sit in front of the plate and recite this stotra once. Or while washing the rice and serving it, you can say it in your mind.

If you light a lamp in Annapurna on Friday or Navratri, offer payas and recite this hymn, your wealth will increase. Come, let's pray to that mother.

Sri Annapurna Stotram (Kannada Lyrics)

Here is the prayer of that mother. There are no numbers in it.

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Sri Annapurna Stotram

Nityanandkari Varabhaykari Soundaryatnakari

Nirdhutakhilaghorapavanakari pratyakshamaheshwari |

Praleyachalavamsapavanakari kashipuradhishwari

Bhiksham Dehi Kripavalambanakari Matannapurneswari ||

Nanaratnavichitrabhushankari Hemambaradambari

Muktaharavilambamanavilasadvakshojakumbanthari |

Kashmiragaruvasita Ruchikari Kashipuradhishwari

Bhiksham Dehi Kripavalambanakari Matannapurneswari ||

Yogananda Kari Ripukshakari Dharmarthasinthakari

Chandrarkanalabhasamanalahari Trailokyarakshakari |

Sarvaishwaryasamastavanchitakari Kashipuradhishwari

Bhiksham Dehi Kripavalambanakari Matannapurneswari ||

Kailasachalakandaralayakari Gauri Humashankari

Kaumari Nigamarthachari Omkarabeejakshari |

Mokshadwarakavatapatanakari Kashipuradhishwari

Bhiksham Dehi Kripavalambanakari Matannapurneswari ||

द्ष्यादर्श्यवुथिवाहानकारी Brahmandabhandodari

Leelanatakasutrabhedanakari Vijnanadeepankuri |

Srivisveshamanahprasadanakari Kashipuradhiswari

Bhiksham Dehi Kripavalambanakari Matannapurneswari ||

Urveesarvajaneshwari Jayakari Mata Kripasagari

Venineelasamanakuntaladhari Nityannadaneshwari |

Sarvanandkari Sadashubhakari Kashipuradhishwari

Bhiksham Dehi Kripavalambanakari Matannapurneswari ||

Adikshanthasamathavarnanakaree Shambhostribhavakaree

Kashmira Tripureshwari Trinayanee Visveshwari Sharwari |

Swargadwarakavatapatanakari Kashipuradhishwari

Bhiksham Dehi Kripavalambanakari Matannapurneswari ||

Devi Sarvavichitraratnarachita Dakshayani Sundari

Vama Swadripayodhara Priyakari Saubhagyamaheswari |

Bhaktabhishtakari Sadashubhakari Kashipuradheeshwari

Bhiksham Dehi Kripavalambanakari Matannapurneswari ||

Chandrarkanalakoti Kotisadrisha Chandranshubimbadhari

Chandrarkagnisamanakundaladhari Chandrarkavarneshwari |

Malapustakapashasankushadhari Kashipuradhishwari

Bhiksham Dehi Kripavalambanakari Matannapurneswari ||

Kshatratrankari Mahabhayakari Mata Kripasagari

Sakshanmokshakari Sadashivakari Vishweshwari Sridhari |

Dakshakrandakari Niramaikari Kashipuradhiswari

Bhiksham Dehi Kripavalambanakari Matannapurneswari ||

Annapurne Sada Purne Shankarapranavallabhe |

Jnanavairagyasiddhyartham bhiksham dehi cha parvati ||

Mata Cha Parvati Devi Pita Devo Maheshwarah |

Bandhavah Shivabhaktashcha swadesho bhuvanathrayam ||

|| Iti Srimacchankaracharya Virachitam Annapurna Stothram Absolutem ||

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last word

Whoever believes in Annapurna, the mother who gives flour to the stomach, there is no hunger in their house. Paste this stotra on your kitchen wall today.

Let's hope everyone gets clean food and a peaceful life.

Disclaimer

Note:This hymn and its background story are based on Hindu religious beliefs. Giving food and respecting rice is part of Indian culture. Proper economic management is also important for food shortages.