Bhu Stuti is a beautiful Sanskrit stotram composed by Swami Vedanta Desika in praise of Bhumi Devi (Goddess Earth), the divine consort of Lord Vishnu. She is revered as the embodiment of patience, compassion, and nourishment, providing sustenance to all beings. Bhūmi Devi is the Goddess of Earth, who symbolizes stability, tolerance, and motherly love. She is one of Lord Vishnu’s consorts, along with Lakshmi Devi and Nīla Devi. The stotram praises Bhumi Devi’s grace, generosity, and role in sustaining life.It also describes how she supports Lord Vishnu’s divine activities, including his incarnations to restore dharma.
Bhū Stuti consists of 33 verses, each describing the greatness and compassion of Bhūmi Devi. It highlights her role as the provider of food, shelter, and prosperity. The stotram also glorifies her as the one who bore Lord Vishnu’s incarnations, including Varaha (the boar avatar), who rescued her from the cosmic ocean.