This hymn is a poetic roadmap of the soul’s journey from worldly suffering to spiritual liberation.
"Om Namah Shivaya" is known as the Panchakshara Mantra (Five-Syllable Mantra). Philosophically, it represents the five elements—Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Ether—that compose the universe and the human body. By chanting it, the seeker acknowledges that the Divine is not distant, but is the very fabric of their own existence.
Har Har Mahadev: "Har" means to take away. It is a plea for Shiva to "take away" the ego and the illusions (Maya) that bind the soul to the material world.
Tripurari: This refers to the "Destroyer of the Three Cities." Allegorically, these cities represent the three states of consciousness (Waking, Dreaming, and Deep Sleep)
Kailash & Trishul: Kailash is the "Center of the Universe," representing the stillness of the meditative mind. The Trishul (Trident) symbolizes Shiva’s mastery over the three Gunas (qualities): Sattva (purity), Rajas(passion), and Tamas (darkness).
Nataraj & Damru: The Damru’s beat is the "Nada Brahma" (the sound of the universe). As Nataraj, Shiva dances the Ananda Tandava—the dance of bliss. It teaches that life is a rhythmic cycle of creation and destruction, and one must find the rhythm within the chaos.
Vish ka Paan (The Poison): This refers to the Samudra Manthan, where Shiva drank the cosmic poison (Halahala) to save the world. Philosophically, this represents the Transmutation of Negativity. Shiva shows that a realized soul can absorb the bitterness of life (insults, pain, failure) without being destroyed by it, turning it into "Neelkanth" (a mark of grace).
Jata & Chandra: The Ganga in His hair represents the flow of knowledge and wisdom. The Crescent Moon (Chandra) on His forehead symbolizes the passage of time and His mastery over it. He wears "Time" as an ornament, showing He is Mahakala—the one who exists beyond the clock.
Om Namah Shivaya, Har-Har Mahadev
I bow to Shiva, the great eternal truth—victory to the Supreme Being.
Bolo Tripurari, Shiv Shankar Mahadev
Proclaim the name of Tripurari, the destroyer of illusion—Shiv Shankar, the great God.
(Shiv Shankar Mahadev)
Shiv Shankar, the auspicious one.
Kailash par base hain, Trishul dhare haath
He dwells upon Mount Kailash, holding the trident of cosmic balance.
Ganga ki dhaar mein, Shiv ka hai vaas
Within the flowing Ganga itself, Shiva resides.
Damru ki dhun mein, nache Nataraj
To the beat of the damru, Nataraja dances the rhythm of creation.
Bhakton ke sankat harein, Bholenath
Bholenath, the innocent Lord, removes the sufferings of his devotees.
(Shiv Shankar Mahadev)
Shiv Shankar, the great God.
Om Namah Shivaya, Har-Har Mahadev
I bow again to Shiva—hail to the eternal Mahadev.
Bolo Tripurari, Shiv Shankar Mahadev
Call out to the conqueror of illusion, Shiv Shankar Mahadev.
(Shiv Shankar Mahadev)
Shiv Shankar, the great God.
Vish ka paan kiya, jag ka uddhar kiya
He drank the poison to save the universe.
Nandi ki sawaari, sabka kalyan kiya
Riding Nandi, he blesses all of existence.
Jata mein Ganga, Chandra ka shringar hai
The Ganga flows through his locks, the moon adorns his crown.
Shiv ki mahima aparampaar hai
The glory of Shiva is infinite, beyond measure.
(Shiv Shankar Mahadev)
Shiv Shankar, the great God.
Om Namah Shivaya, Har-Har Mahadev
Once more, I surrender—hail the eternal Mahadev.
Bolo Tripurari, Shiv Shankar Mahadev
Proclaim the name of the supreme ascetic, Shiv
Shankar Mahadev.
(Shiv Shankar Mahadev)
Shiv Shankar, the great God.
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A primal cry—raw energy released into sound.
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