Shiva Ramashtakam Stotram | The Hymn of Divine Oneness by Ādi Śaṅkarācārya | Shiva and Rama are One

🙏 Step into the sacred vibration of Śiva Rāmashtakam, the timeless hymn that unites Lord Shiva and Lord Rama as one Supreme Consciousness.
This composition by Śrī Ādi Śaṅkarācārya, the great 8th-century philosopher-saint, celebrates the truth of Advaita Vedānta — that the Divine is One, appearing as many.

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🌿 The Story Behind This Stotram
Long ago, in the sacred land of Bhārata, Śrī Ādi Śaṅkarācārya journeyed across India to awaken the light of Sanātana Dharma. During his travels, he came upon a temple where two groups of devotees — Shaivas and Vaishnavas — argued over who was greater, Shiva or Vishnu (Rama).

Seeing the futility of such division, the Acharya closed his eyes in deep meditation. When he opened them, he spoke words of compassion that flowed like a river of unity.
In that divine moment, he composed the Śiva Rāmashtakam Stotram — eight verses revealing that Śiva and Rāma are not two beings, but two reflections of one infinite reality.

“The one who worships Rāma truly worships Śiva,
The one who bows to Śiva also bows to Rāma.
They are the same flame shining through two lamps.”

Since then, saints, sages, and seekers have chanted this hymn in temples where both Lord Śiva and Lord Rāma are adored — from Kāśī Viśvanātha to Rāmeśvaram — to experience divine harmony beyond form and name.

🕉️ How to Chant

🪔 Chant this stotram at dawn or dusk, after lighting a lamp and offering flowers or water to Lord Śiva or Lord Rāma.
🪔 Sit facing east, calm your mind, and visualize both deities merging into one radiant light.
🪔 Begin with the mantras:
“Om Namah Śivāya” and “Om Śrī Rāmāya Namaḥ”,
then chant each verse slowly, letting every syllable vibrate through your heart.

🌸 Benefits of Chanting Śiva Rāmashtakam

✨ Brings balance between devotion (Rāma-bhakti) and wisdom (Śiva-jñāna)
✨ Removes inner conflict and unites the dual forces of peace and power
✨ Fills the heart with divine love, calm, and clarity
✨ Invokes the grace of both Śiva and Rāma for protection, purity, and liberation
✨ Awakens the realization that all gods, all paths, lead to one Truth


The Śiva Rāmashtakam is not a song of two deities — it is a hymn of unity, compassion, and awakening.
When you chant, Śivaṁ Rāmacandraṁ bhaje lokanātham,
you invoke the eternal truth that all paths of light meet at the same source.

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