Shloka 20 of 30 · Stage 3: Daily and peace prayers

Shubham Karoti (evening lamp prayer)

Traditional verses

Text

शुभं करोति कल्याणम् आरोग्यं धनसम्पदा ।

शत्रुबुद्धिविनाशाय दीपज्योतिर्नमोऽस्तु ते ॥

दीपज्योतिः परब्रह्म दीपज्योतिर्जनार्दनः ।

दीपो हरतु मे पापं दीपज्योतिर्नमोऽस्तु ते ॥

śubhaṃ karoti kalyāṇam ārogyaṃ dhanasampadā |

śatrubuddhivināśāya dīpajyotirnamo'stu te ||

dīpajyotiḥ parabrahma dīpajyotirjanārdanaḥ |

dīpo haratu me pāpaṃ dīpajyotirnamo'stu te ||

Meaning

Salutation to the lamp's flame, which brings what is auspicious and good, health and prosperity, and removes hostile thoughts. The lamp's light is the supreme Brahman, it is Janardana; may the lamp take away my wrongdoing.

Word by word

WordRomanMeaning
शुभंśubhaṃwhat is auspicious
करोतिkarotibrings about
कल्याणम्kalyāṇamwelfare, the good
आरोग्यंārogyaṃhealth
धनसम्पदाdhanasampadāwealth and prosperity
शत्रुबुद्धिविनाशायśatrubuddhivināśāyato destroy hostile thinking
दीपज्योतिर्नमोऽस्तुdīpajyotirnamo'stuO lamp-flame, salutation be
तेteto you
दीपज्योतिःdīpajyotiḥthe lamp's flame
परब्रह्मparabrahmathe supreme Brahman
दीपज्योतिर्जनार्दनःdīpajyotirjanārdanaḥthe lamp's flame is Janardana (Vishnu)
दीपोdīpothe lamp
हरतुharatumay it take away
मेmemy
पापंpāpaṃwrongdoing, sin

Pronunciation trainer

शुśuभंbhaṃ कkaरोroतिti कkaल्याlyāणम्ṇam आāरोroग्यंgyaṃ धdhaनnaसsaम्पmpaदाdā । शśaत्रुtruबुbuद्धिddhiविviनाnāशाśāयya दीdīपpaज्योjyoतिtiर्नrnaमोऽmo'स्तुstu तेte ॥ दीdīपpaज्योjyoतिःtiḥ पpaरraब्रbraह्मhma दीdīपpaज्योjyoतिtiर्जrjaनाnāर्दrdaनःnaḥ । दीdīपोpo हhaरraतुtu मेme पाpāपंpaṃ दीdīपpaज्योjyoतिtiर्नrnaमोऽmo'स्तुstu तेte ॥

64 syllables, 107 matras · Underlined syllables are guru (long or heavy) and are held about twice as long as laghu (short) ones.

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