Bhajē̕haṁ sadā rāmamindarabhaṁ bhavaraṇyadāvānalabhābhidhānam |
Bhavānīhradā bhāvitānandarūpaṁ bhavabhāvahētuṁ bhavadiprapannam ||1||
Surānīkadukhaughanāśaikahētuṁ narakāradēhaṁ nirākāramīḍayam |
Parēśaṁ parandarūpaṁ varēṇyaṁ hariṁ rāmamīśaṁ bhajē bhāraṇāśam ||2||
Prapannākhilānandōhaṁ prapannaṁ prapannārtini:Śēṣanāśābhidhānam |
Tapōyōgībhāvābhibhāvyaṁ kapīśādimitraṁ bhajē rāmamitram ||3||
Sadā bhōgabhājāṁ sudūrē vibhāntaṁ sadā yōgabhājāmadūrē vibhāntam |
Cidānandakandaṁ sadā rāghavēśaṁ vidēhātmajānandarūpaṁ prapadhē ||4||
Mahāyōgamāyāviśēṣanuyuktō vibhāsīśa līlānarākāravr̥tti: |
Tvadānandalīlākathāpūrṇakarṇa: Sadānandarūpā bhavantīha lōkē ||5||
Ahaṁ mānapābhimattapramattō na vēdākhilēśābhimānābhimāna: |
Idānīṁ bhavatpādapadmaprasādāt trilōkādhipatyābhimānō vinaṣṭa: ||6||
Sphurdaratnakēyūrahārābhirāmaṁ dharābhārabhūtasurānīkadāvam |
Śaraccandravaktraṁ lasaptadmanētraṁ durāvapāraṁ bhajē rāghavēśam ||7||
Surādhīśanīlābhranīlāṅgakāntiṁ virādhādirakṣōvadhākaśāntim |
Kirīṭādiśōbhaṁ purārātilābhaṁ bhajē rāmacandraṁ raghuṇāmadhīśam ||8||
Lasaccandrakōṭiprakāśādi pīṭhē samāsīnamaṅkē samadhāya sītām |
Sphurad'dhēmavarṇāṁ taḍitpuñjabhāsāṁ bhajē rāmacandraṁ nivr̥ttartitandram ||9||
The "Indrakrit Shri Ram Stotra" is a hymn or prayer dedicated to Lord Rama, one of the most revered deities in Hinduism. This stotra is believed to have been composed by Lord Indra, the king of the heavens, in praise of Lord Rama. It is not as widely known or recited as some other stotras dedicated to Lord Rama, such as the Hanuman Chalisa or the Ramcharitmanas, but it is still a significant devotional text for Rama devotees.
The stotra typically consists of verses or shlokas that extol the virtues, qualities, and divine attributes of Lord Rama. It is meant to invoke the blessings of Lord Rama and seek his protection, guidance, and grace. Devotees recite this stotra as a part of their daily worship or on special occasions to express their devotion to Lord Rama and to seek his divine intervention in their lives.