What is the eligibility for reciting shiva sahasranama stotram?












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Shiva Sahasranama is a "list of a thousand names" of Shiva, one of the most important deities in Hinduism.



Is there any eligibility for a person to recite it? If yes, what is the eligibility to do stotram?



In short, who is eligible to recite Shiva sahasranama stotram?






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  • "The" gives the impression that there is only one such Stotra but there are 4 from Itihasa-Purana only (AFAIK but may be more) and many more from the Tantras.. So I hv changed "The" to "A "..
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Shiva Sahasranama is a "list of a thousand names" of Shiva, one of the most important deities in Hinduism.



Is there any eligibility for a person to recite it? If yes, what is the eligibility to do stotram?



In short, who is eligible to recite Shiva sahasranama stotram?






shiva stotra







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  • "The" gives the impression that there is only one such Stotra but there are 4 from Itihasa-Purana only (AFAIK but may be more) and many more from the Tantras.. So I hv changed "The" to "A "..
    – Rickross
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Shiva Sahasranama is a "list of a thousand names" of Shiva, one of the most important deities in Hinduism.



Is there any eligibility for a person to recite it? If yes, what is the eligibility to do stotram?



In short, who is eligible to recite Shiva sahasranama stotram?






shiva stotra







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Shiva Sahasranama is a "list of a thousand names" of Shiva, one of the most important deities in Hinduism.



Is there any eligibility for a person to recite it? If yes, what is the eligibility to do stotram?



In short, who is eligible to recite Shiva sahasranama stotram?






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  • "The" gives the impression that there is only one such Stotra but there are 4 from Itihasa-Purana only (AFAIK but may be more) and many more from the Tantras.. So I hv changed "The" to "A "..
    – Rickross
    2 days ago




















  • "The" gives the impression that there is only one such Stotra but there are 4 from Itihasa-Purana only (AFAIK but may be more) and many more from the Tantras.. So I hv changed "The" to "A "..
    – Rickross
    2 days ago


















"The" gives the impression that there is only one such Stotra but there are 4 from Itihasa-Purana only (AFAIK but may be more) and many more from the Tantras.. So I hv changed "The" to "A "..
– Rickross
2 days ago






"The" gives the impression that there is only one such Stotra but there are 4 from Itihasa-Purana only (AFAIK but may be more) and many more from the Tantras.. So I hv changed "The" to "A "..
– Rickross
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Mahabharata: Anushasana Parva, SECTION XVII




Upamanyu said



These names [Shiva sahasranama] fraught with auspiciousness, leading to advancement, destructive of Rakshasas, and great cleansers should be imparted to only him that is devoted to the great Lord [Shiva], to him that has faith, to him that believes. Unto him that has no faith, him that is an unbeliever, him that has not subjugated his soul, it should never be communicated.







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  • So if a Sudra or a Chandala is devoted to Lord Shiva can it be imparted to him?
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    That is what it implies from the passage. The devotion towards God will remove all the impurities @Rickross
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    @Rickross As this Shiva sahasranam version is part of Mahabharata so there seems no restriction for cast/gender. Related hinduism.stackexchange.com/a/30439/12304
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Mahabharata: Anushasana Parva, SECTION XVII




Upamanyu said



These names [Shiva sahasranama] fraught with auspiciousness, leading to advancement, destructive of Rakshasas, and great cleansers should be imparted to only him that is devoted to the great Lord [Shiva], to him that has faith, to him that believes. Unto him that has no faith, him that is an unbeliever, him that has not subjugated his soul, it should never be communicated.







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  • So if a Sudra or a Chandala is devoted to Lord Shiva can it be imparted to him?
    – Rickross
    2 days ago






  • 3




    That is what it implies from the passage. The devotion towards God will remove all the impurities @Rickross
    – Sarvabhouma
    2 days ago






  • 1




    @Rickross As this Shiva sahasranam version is part of Mahabharata so there seems no restriction for cast/gender. Related hinduism.stackexchange.com/a/30439/12304
    – YDS
    2 days ago
















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Mahabharata: Anushasana Parva, SECTION XVII




Upamanyu said



These names [Shiva sahasranama] fraught with auspiciousness, leading to advancement, destructive of Rakshasas, and great cleansers should be imparted to only him that is devoted to the great Lord [Shiva], to him that has faith, to him that believes. Unto him that has no faith, him that is an unbeliever, him that has not subjugated his soul, it should never be communicated.







share|improve this answer





















  • So if a Sudra or a Chandala is devoted to Lord Shiva can it be imparted to him?
    – Rickross
    2 days ago






  • 3




    That is what it implies from the passage. The devotion towards God will remove all the impurities @Rickross
    – Sarvabhouma
    2 days ago






  • 1




    @Rickross As this Shiva sahasranam version is part of Mahabharata so there seems no restriction for cast/gender. Related hinduism.stackexchange.com/a/30439/12304
    – YDS
    2 days ago














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Mahabharata: Anushasana Parva, SECTION XVII




Upamanyu said



These names [Shiva sahasranama] fraught with auspiciousness, leading to advancement, destructive of Rakshasas, and great cleansers should be imparted to only him that is devoted to the great Lord [Shiva], to him that has faith, to him that believes. Unto him that has no faith, him that is an unbeliever, him that has not subjugated his soul, it should never be communicated.







share|improve this answer












Mahabharata: Anushasana Parva, SECTION XVII




Upamanyu said



These names [Shiva sahasranama] fraught with auspiciousness, leading to advancement, destructive of Rakshasas, and great cleansers should be imparted to only him that is devoted to the great Lord [Shiva], to him that has faith, to him that believes. Unto him that has no faith, him that is an unbeliever, him that has not subjugated his soul, it should never be communicated.








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  • So if a Sudra or a Chandala is devoted to Lord Shiva can it be imparted to him?
    – Rickross
    2 days ago






  • 3




    That is what it implies from the passage. The devotion towards God will remove all the impurities @Rickross
    – Sarvabhouma
    2 days ago






  • 1




    @Rickross As this Shiva sahasranam version is part of Mahabharata so there seems no restriction for cast/gender. Related hinduism.stackexchange.com/a/30439/12304
    – YDS
    2 days ago


















  • So if a Sudra or a Chandala is devoted to Lord Shiva can it be imparted to him?
    – Rickross
    2 days ago






  • 3




    That is what it implies from the passage. The devotion towards God will remove all the impurities @Rickross
    – Sarvabhouma
    2 days ago






  • 1




    @Rickross As this Shiva sahasranam version is part of Mahabharata so there seems no restriction for cast/gender. Related hinduism.stackexchange.com/a/30439/12304
    – YDS
    2 days ago
















So if a Sudra or a Chandala is devoted to Lord Shiva can it be imparted to him?
– Rickross
2 days ago




So if a Sudra or a Chandala is devoted to Lord Shiva can it be imparted to him?
– Rickross
2 days ago




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3




That is what it implies from the passage. The devotion towards God will remove all the impurities @Rickross
– Sarvabhouma
2 days ago




That is what it implies from the passage. The devotion towards God will remove all the impurities @Rickross
– Sarvabhouma
2 days ago




1




1




@Rickross As this Shiva sahasranam version is part of Mahabharata so there seems no restriction for cast/gender. Related hinduism.stackexchange.com/a/30439/12304
– YDS
2 days ago




@Rickross As this Shiva sahasranam version is part of Mahabharata so there seems no restriction for cast/gender. Related hinduism.stackexchange.com/a/30439/12304
– YDS
2 days ago



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