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Runa Vimochana Narasimha Stotram | Debt Relief, Prosperity, Protection | 21 Times

ABOUT THIS CHANT Runa Vimochana Narasimha Stotram is a traditional hymn to Lord Narasimha, praised as the fierce protector who destroys sins, poisons, fears, and planetary afflictions, and who grants boons to devotees. It is especially invoked for freedom from debts and for the attainment of wealth and prosperity, while remembering his heroic protection of Prahlāda and seeking his grace and safeguarding in all directions. WHAT THIS MANTRA IS USED FOR • Daily prayer for ṛṇa-vimocana (freedom from debts) in a devotional, traditional sense • Seeking Lakṣmī-Nṛsiṃha’s grace for wealth, prosperity, and steadiness in life • Support during fear, obstacles, and anxiety related to financial burdens • Protection-oriented recitation in pariścaraṇa and devotional safeguarding practices • Traditional recourse during astrological afflictions as described in the stotra (graha-pīḍā) HOW TO LISTEN OR PRACTICE • Traditionally chant daily in the morning after purification, and in the evening before ārati • Listen or recite during Lakṣmī-Nṛsiṃha upāsanā and during pūjā as background chanting • Chant aloud with clear pronunciation, or practice as silent japa • Group recitation in temples or at home as part of devotional routine • Consider special observance on Narasimha Jayanti (Vaiśākha Śukla Chaturdaśī) and on Svāti nakṣatra days (as followed in many traditions) • Maintain sattvic discipline and honesty in financial dealings; offer tulasi and naivedya to Lakṣmī-Nṛsiṃha as devotional guidance SPIRITUAL BENEFITS (TRADITIONAL UNDERSTANDING) • Deepens devotion and surrender to Lord Narasimha • Invokes a sense of protection (raksha) and fearlessness through remembrance of Narasimha’s power • Traditionally described as removing sins through smaraṇa (remembrance) in the stotra verses • Sought for relief from fear and disturbance from negative forces • Traditionally relied upon for ṛṇa-mocana—becoming free from debts (as stated in the text: “anṛṇo jāyate”) • Traditionally associated with prosperity and abundance (as stated in the text: “dhanaṃ vipulam āpnuyāt”) • Encourages courage, faith, steadiness, and focused prayer in difficult times • Supports a prayerful response to graha-pīḍā (planetary afflictions) as mentioned in the hymn MEANING (CONCISE) This stotram bows to Śrī Narasiṃha—born from the pillar, embraced by Lakṣmī, holding conch and discus—as the mighty protector who destroys sin, poisons, fear in every direction, and disturbances from harsh grahas. Remembering his protection of Prahlāda, the devotee prays for grace, safety, and ṛṇa-mukti (release from debts), along with traditional aspirations for prosperity and success in righteous efforts. ALTERNATIVE NAMES AND FORMS • Ṛṇa Vimochana Nṛsiṃha Stotram • Ṛṇamocana Nṛsiṃha Stotra • Rin Mochan Narsingh Stotra (Hindi) • Runa Vimochana Narasimha Stotramu (Telugu) • Runavimochana Narasimha Stotra (Kannada) • Rin Vimochan Narasimha Stotra • Lakṣmī-Nṛsiṃha Ṛṇamocana Stotra KEYWORDS AND SEARCH TERMS Runa Vimochana Narasimha Stotram, Ṛṇa Vimochana Nṛsiṃha Stotram, Rin Mochan Narsingh Stotra, Lakshmi Narasimha stotra, debt relief stotram, rin vimochan stotra, Narasimha protection chant, Narasimha Jayanti stotram, Swati nakshatra chant, graha peeda stotra, anrino jayate, dhanam vipulam apnuyat, Nrisimha Purana stotram, morning stotram, evening arati chant LINEAGE AND REFERENCE NOTES This hymn is commonly ascribed in colophons to the Nṛsiṃha Purāṇa, though exact Purāṇic sourcing is debated; it remains well-established in living devotional tradition. Pronunciation guidance: ṛṇa uses the vocalic ṛ (as in ṛṣi) + retroflex ṇa; nṛsiṃha begins with short vocalic ṛ (nṛ) and retain retroflex sounds (ṇ/ḍ/ṭ) where marked. Traditional practice emphasizes sattvic discipline, honesty in financial dealings, and offerings to Lakṣmī-Nṛsiṃha (tulasi, naivedya). Complementary practices mentioned in tradition include Lakṣmī-Nṛsiṃha mūla-mantra japa, Viṣṇu Sahasranāma, and dāna dedicated in prayer for ṛṇa-mocana. Spiritual results are understood devotionally and vary by the Lord’s grace and one’s sincerity.