What is the primary focus of the Uddhava-krta Sri Radha Stotram?

The stotram primarily focuses on praising and offering obeisances to Radha, acknowledging her various forms and connections to other deities.

What benefit does the Stotram promise to a woman whose husband is away?

The Stotram promises that a woman whose husband is away (proshita) will be reunited with him, implying the restoration of their relationship.

What does the Uddhava-krta Sri Radha Stotram say about the one who recites it with devotion?

It is said that the one who recites the Uddhava-krta Sri Radha Stotram with devotion experiences happiness in this world and ultimately attains the abode of Hari (Vishnu).

According to this text, what happens to someone who lacks fame or is considered unintelligent if they recite the Stotram?

The text says that someone lacking fame gains good reputation, and a foolish person becomes wise through reciting the Uddhava-krta Sri Radha Stotram.

What problems does the Stotram suggest it can resolve for those who are suffering?

The Stotram claims to resolve issues like lack of progeny, wealth, land, freedom from disease, imprisonment, fear, calamities, and familial discord, for those who recite it.

śrī rādhā stōtram (uddhava kr̥tam)

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Krishna Stotra

vandē rādhāpadāmbhōjaṁ brahmādisuravindatam |
yatkīrtiḥ kīrtanēnaiva punāti bhuvanatrayam || 1 ||

namō gōkulavāsinyai rādhikāyai namō namaḥ |
śataśr̥ṅganivāsinyai candrāvatyai namō namaḥ || 2 ||

tulasīvanavāsinya vr̥ndāraṇyai namō namaḥ |
rāsamaṇḍalavāsinyai rāsēśvaryai namō namaḥ || 3 ||

virajātīravāsinyai vr̥ndāyai ca namō namaḥ |
vr̥ndāvanavilāsinyai kr̥ṣṇāyai ca namō namaḥ || 4 ||

namaḥ kr̥ṣṇapriyāyai ca śāntāyai ca namō namaḥ |
kr̥ṣṇavakṣaḥsthitāyai ca tatpriyāyai namō namaḥ || 5 ||

namō vaikuṇṭhavāsinyai mahālakṣmyai namō namaḥ |
vidyādhiṣṭhātr̥dēvyai ca sarasvatyai namō namaḥ || 6 ||

sarvaiśvaryādhidēvyai ca kamalāyai namō namaḥ |
padmanābhapriyāyai ca padmāyai ca namō namaḥ || 7 ||

mahāviṣṇōśca mātrē ca parādyāyai namō namaḥ |
namaḥ sindhusutāyai ca martyalakṣmyai namō namaḥ || 8 ||

nārāyaṇapriyāyai ca nārāyaṇyai namō namaḥ |
namō:’stu viṣṇumāyāyai vaiṣṇavyai ca namō namaḥ || 9 ||

mahāmāyāsvarūpāyai sampadāyai namō namaḥ |
namaḥ kalyāṇarūpiṇyai śubhāyai ca namō namaḥ || 10 ||

mātrē caturṇāṁ vēdānāṁ sāvitryai ca namō namaḥ |
namō:’stu buddhirūpāyai jñānadāyai namō namaḥ || 11 ||

namō durgavināśinyai durgādēvyai namō namaḥ |
tējaḥsu sarvadēvānāṁ purā kr̥tayugē mudā || 12 ||

adhiṣṭhānakr̥tāyai ca prakr̥tyai ca namō namaḥ |
namastripurahāriṇyai tripurāyai namō namaḥ || 13 ||

sundarīṣu ca ramyāyai nirguṇāyai namō namaḥ |
namō nidrāsvarūpāyai nirguṇāyai namō namaḥ || 14 ||

namō dakṣasutāyai ca namaḥ satyai namō namaḥ |
namaḥ śailasutāyai ca pārvatyai ca namō namaḥ || 15 ||

namō namastapasvinyai hyumāyai ca namō namaḥ |
nirāhārasvarūpāyai hyaparṇāyai namō namaḥ || 16 ||

gaurīlaukavilāsinyai namō gauryai namō namaḥ |
namaḥ kailāsavāsinyai māhēśvaryaiḥ namō namaḥ || 17 ||

nidrāyai ca dayāyai ca śraddhāyai ca namō namaḥ |
namō dhr̥tyai kṣamāyai ca lajjāyai ca namō namaḥ || 18 ||

tr̥ṣṇāyai kṣutsvarūpāyai sthitikartryai namō namaḥ |
namaḥ saṁhārarūpiṇyai mahāmāryai namō namaḥ || 19 ||

bhayāyai cābhayāyai ca muktidāyai namō namaḥ |
namaḥ svadhāyai svāhāyai śāntyai kāntyai namō namaḥ || 20 ||

namastuṣṭyai ca puṣṭyai ca dayāyai ca namō namaḥ |
namō nidrāsvarūpāyai śraddhāyai ca namō namaḥ || 21 ||

kṣutpipāsāsvarūpāyai lajjāyai ca namō namaḥ |
namō dhr̥tyai kṣamāyai ca cētanāyai namō namaḥ || 22 ||

sarvaśaktisvarūpiṇyai sarvamātrē namō namaḥ |
agnau dāhasvarūpāyai bhadrāyai ca namō namaḥ || 23 ||

śōbhāyai pūrṇacandrē ca śaratpadmē namō namaḥ |
nāsti bhēdō yathā dēvi dugdhadhāvalyayōḥ sadā || 24 ||

yathaiva gandhabhūmyōśca yathaiva jalaśaityayauḥ |
yathaiva śabdanabhasōrjyōtiḥ sūryakayōryathā || 25 ||

lōkē vēdē purāṇē ca rādhāmādhavayōstathā |
cētanaṁ kuru kalyāṇi dēhi māmuttaraṁ sati || 26 ||

ityuktvā cōddhavastatra praṇanāma punaḥ punaḥ |
ityuddhavakr̥taṁ stōtraṁ yaḥ paṭhēdbhaktipūrvakam || 27 ||

iha lōkē sukhaṁ bhuktvā yātyantē harimandiram |
na bhavēdbandhuvicchēdō rōgaḥ śōkaḥ sudāruṇaḥ || 28 ||

prōṣitā strī labhētkāntaṁ bhāryābhēdī labhēt priyām |
aputrō labhatē putrānnirdhanō labhatē dhanam || 29 ||

nirbhūmirlabhatē bhūmiṁ prajāhīnō labhēt prajām |
rōgādvimucyatē rōgī baddhō mucyēta bandhanāt || 30 ||

bhayānmucyēta bhītastu mucyētā:’:’panna āpadaḥ |
aspaṣṭakīrtiḥ suyaśā mūrkhō bhavati paṇḍitaḥ || 31 ||

iti śrībrahmavaivartē mahāpurāṇē śrīkr̥ṣṇajanmakhaṇḍē dvinavatitamō:’dhyāyē uddhavakr̥ta śrī rādhā stōtram ||

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