Karpoora Gauram (Shiva Dhyana Shloka)

A peaceful prayer describing the divine beauty and compassion of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.

Shloka & Meaning

Karpura Gauram Karunāvatāram Samsāra Sāram Bhujagendra Hāram Sadā Vasantam Hridyaaravinde Bhavam Bhavāni Sahitam Namāmi

He who is pure and white like camphor, the embodiment of compassion, the essence of the entire universe, and the one adorned with a serpent garland — may that Lord Shiva always reside in my heart along with Goddess Bhavani. I bow down to them with devotion.

Breaking Down the Magic Words (For Kids)

• Karpura Gauram — Lord Shiva is as bright and pure as camphor.
• Karunāvatāram — He is the embodiment of kindness and compassion.
• Samsāra Sāram — He is the heart and essence of the entire universe.
• Bhujagendra Hāram — He wears a snake like a garland — a symbol of fearlessness.
• Sada Vasantam — May He always stay close to us.
• Hridyaaravinde — May He live in the lotus of our hearts.
• Bhavam Bhavāni Sahitam — Shiva is always with Goddess Parvati (Bhavani).
• Namāmi — We bow down with love and respect.

Benefits of Chanting in Daily Life

• Helps kids feel calm, safe, and protected.
• Reduces stress and brings peaceful thoughts.
• Boosts confidence and inner courage.
• Creates a loving and positive energy at home.
• Helps children stay emotionally balanced and kind.

Why, When, and How to Chant

Why Chant This?

• To feel calm, protected, and connected to Shiva’s blessings.
• To bring peace and purity to the mind.
• To remove fear, confusion, and negativity.
• To strengthen focus and emotional balance.

When to Chant?

• During morning or evening prayers.
• Before school or study time for mental clarity.
• When feeling scared, upset, or stressed.
• On Mondays or during Shiva festivals.

How to Chant?

• Sit calmly with folded hands.
• Take deep breaths to relax.
• Chant slowly and clearly.
• Repeat 3, 9, or 21 times with devotion.