Kanak dhara puja should please and invoke the blessing of the goddess Laxmi (Maa), the goddess of wealth, by reciting the Kanak Dhara Stotram’s mantra (chantsthu stotras) of Sankaracarya: “Laxmi is holy, famous and popular and is called Kanakadharas” stotra. Rin Vimochan Mangal Stotra is a powerful stotram for getting rid of credit and debt (karz). It was recited when Maa Lakshmi appeared and triggered a gold stream. The word Kanakadhara which means gold stream is a Sanskrit hymn composed by Adi Sankara called Kanakdhara Stotra. The 21 verses of the Kanakadhara Stotram have become famous and are still read by devout Hindus for the benefit of the people. Sunkaraya accepted the answer and said to the Lady: “Because of the good deeds of her previous birth and the birth of her kind heart to the poor, if you give him a little Amla fruit, it will be enough to bless you with prosperity. The front door of her house was open, and when she reached Swamiji, she reached out and dropped one of the Amlaka fruits, the only fruit available in the house, into the hands of Sri Sankaracharya. He began singing twenty-one slokas in praise of the goddess Mahalakshmi and prayed to her to bless poor women, drive out their poverty and grant them wealth. It is a hymn to Sanskrit composed by A.D. Lord Vishnu, Narayana Maa and the goddess Lakshmi stand for Becoming. Kanakadhara Stotram is a prayer dedicated to the goddess Lakshmi for wealth and prosperity and written by Adi Shankaracharya. In this article you will find the english meaning Sri Kanakadhara Stotram of each shloka. He is also believed to have composed this stotram after donating Amla fruit while begging for food in Bhiksha. It is believed that Guru Adi Shankaracharya, the great Indian philosopher who introduced Advaita Vedanta philosophy, wrote the Kanakadhara Stotram praising the goddess Lakshmi, praying to her and dumping wealth on poor women. Kanakadhara Stotra Story and Introduction
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