| Sanskrit / Hindi | Translation | Meaning |
| बुधो बुद्धिमतां श्रेष्ठो बुद्धिदाता धनप्रदः। प्रियंगुकुलिकाश्यामः कञ्जनेत्रो मनोहरः॥ १॥ |
Budho, budhimatham sreshto, budhi datha, dhana pradha, Priyanmgulika shyama, kanja nethro manohara. 1 |
Budha, the chief among those wise, the giver of knowledge, The giver of wealth, He who has dear fingers, He who is black in colour., And he who has smoke colured eyes and he who is pretty. |
| ग्रहोपमो रौहिणेयः नक्षत्रेशो दयाकरः। विरुद्धकार्यहन्ता सौम्यो बुद्धिविवर्धनः ॥२॥ |
Grahopamo rouhineeya nakshthreso dhaya kara, Virudha karya hantha cha soumyo budhi vivardhana. 2 |
He who is matchless among planets, He who is the son of Rohini, He who is the Lord of stars, he who does merciful deeds, And he who stops misdeeds of enemies, He who is peaceful, He who increases wisdom. |
| चन्द्रात्मजो विष्णुरूपी ज्ञानी ज्ञो ज्ञानिनायकः। ग्रह्पीडाहरो दारपुत्रधान्यपशुप्रदः ॥३॥ |
Chandrathmajo Vishnu roopi jnanijno jnani nayaka, Graha peeda haro Dhara puthra dhanya pasu pradha. 3 |
He who is the son of moon, he who has same form as Vishnu, He who makes others wise, he who is the leader of the wise, He who removes bad effects of planets, And he who bestows wife, son, grain and cattle wealth. |
| लोकप्रियः सौम्यमूर्तिः गुणदो गुणिवत्सलः। पञ्चविंशतिनामानि बुधस्यैतानि यः पठेत्॥४॥ |
Loka Priya soumya moorthi gunadho guni vathsala, Pancha vimsathi namani budhasyethani ya padeth. 4 |
He who is dear to all people, he who has a peaceful mien, He who does good deeds and he who likes good people. |
| स्मृत्वा बुधं सदा तस्य पीडा सर्वा विनश्यति। तद्दिने वा पठेद्यस्तु लभते स मनोगतम् ॥५॥ |
Smruthwa budham sada thasya peedaa sarva vinasyathi Thadhine va padedhyasthu labhathe sa manogatham. 5 |
Meditating on him, would get all sufferings killed forever. If this is read on the day of Budha( Wednesday), All our desires would be fulfilled. |
Benefis of Budha Pancha Vimsathi Nama Stotram:
Blessings from Budha Graha: The stotram serves as a powerful prayer to seek the blessings and grace of Budha, the ruling planet of Mercury. It is believed that invoking the blessings of Budha can bring positive changes in one’s life.
Positive Impact on Body and Mind: The vibrations produced by chanting the stotram are thought to be beneficial to the body and the mind. It may aid in the promotion of general well-being and harmony.
Good Luck and Prosperity: Invoking Budha’s positive energy through this stotram is supposed to bring good fortune and wealth into one’s life. It could result in favourable situations and possibilities.
Enhanced Wisdom: The stotram is related with Mercury, which is thought to rule intellect and knowledge. It is thought that reciting it with sincerity promotes wisdom and intellectual growth.
