Shiv Shadakshara Stotram

Shiv Shadakshara Stotram is in Sanskrit. It is from Rudrayamal. This stotram is a creation, arisen from the discussion (Samvade) in between God Shiva and Goddess Uma for the benefit of people. “Om Nama Shivaya” is a Shadakshari (having 6 letters in it) mantra. For each letter there is a single stanza. Last stanza is of Falasruti. In all this stotram is having 7 stanzas. For achieving anything as also Shanti(Peace), Happiness and Moksha( free from bondage of this life) the devotee has to recite this stotram in Shiva temple daily with devotion, faith and concentration. 
1 God Shiva is Omkar savroopa having moon on his head. Yogi people are always meditating on his rupaa. God Shiva fulfils desires of his devotees and makes them free from bondage of this life also. I bow to God Shiva who is Omkar Swaroopa. 
2 All Rushies, Apsaras and all people bow to God Shiva. I also bow to God Shiva who is “na”kara roopa. 
3 God Shiva is very kind hearted, he can destroy any kind of sin bigger or smaller of his devotees, and he is always in Samadhi. I bow to God Shiva who is “ma” kara roopa. 
4 God Shiva is Swami (head) of this world. He is the only one who looks after betterments of all the people. He is very silent. I bow to God Shiva who is “Shi”kar roopa. 
5 Vrushabha is God Shiva’s vehicle. Vasuki (a big serpent) is his necklace. On the lefthand side very powerful Goddess Paravati is standing. I bow to God Shiva who is “Va”kara roopa. 
6 God Shiva is every where. There is no place any where, where God Shiva is not found. He is guru of all Gods. I bow to God Shiva who is “ya”kara roopa. 
7 If any body recites this God Shiva stotra of six letters in front of God Shiva (temple or like) goes to the Shiva Loka after his death and rest with God Shiva happily.
Here ends this God Shiva Stotra of six letters which has arisen from the discussion in between God Shiva and Goddess Parvati which is in rudrayamal. 

Shiva Shadakshara Stotram


Omkaram, Bindu Samyuktham,
Nithyam, dyayanthi yogina,
Kamadam, mokshadam chaiva,
Omkaraya Namo nama., 1