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The Siddha Mangala Stotram is a highly popular devotional text read by millions of Hindus every day. It is believed to be the most-read scripture in the world. The stotra texts are traditionally chanted among Hindu devotees during morning snaanam or at night before sleep, but the reading has become popular among Westerners also due to its "attractively simple prose". #Blessed #Gratitude #PowerfulWords #Prayer All praise you Lord for spreading your light to dispel our darkest hour. You are the gleam of hope that shines through our faith in you Shower your blessings on us, oh Mangaladev, Lord of Goodness. We worship you with love and devotion, the only way we know. Be pleased with us Mangaladev, Lord of Goodness. Our mind is your altar – this body is your temple – our prayer – your praise. Divine light glowing from within – shining through eyes – ears – mouth – everywhere. Watch over the day as it unfolds and keep us under your sheltering wing at night. Your grace and blessings give us strength and will to fight all the battles of life. Siddhalepa, Shiva, Devasenapathy – we pray for your grace to protect us from harm. With the breath of life we speak your name – Amma-ma-ma-mangalam (Pranava Mantra). We praise you and worship you and pray that we may offer our lives as a sacrifice to you. Oh Mangaladev, Lord of Goodness - be pleased with us and shower your blessings on us. With the breath of life we speak your name – Amma-ma-ma-mangalam (Pranava Mantra). We praise you and worship you and pray that we may offer our lives as a sacrifice to you. Oh Mangaladev, Lord of Goodness - be pleased with us and shower your blessings on us. Click here to download Siddha Mangala Stotram Mp3 - Click Here Siddha Mangala Stotram Mp3 Free Download Click here to see complete stotra In Bengali Click here to see complete stotra In Hindi You can download this Stotram in different formats. This is a Bahih kurpasht stotra in Bengali अनेजो हो स्वामी राम बेहादा की गुणा The word "Siddha" means "bliss" and "Mangala" means "Lord of Goodness". Mangaladev is the Lord of Bliss and Lord of Goodness. cfa1e77820