Who is he? Kamesvarah, kamanam isvarah, the Lord of all kama, desires and objects of desire. May he give all the objects of desire, kaman dadatu. Sah me kama-kamaya, unto me who is the desirer of objects, dadatu, may he give, or let him give. Kamanam kamah, the desirer for objects is called kama-kama. That which is desired is the object, kamyate iti kamah. What kind of me? Kama-kamaya, the desiring me the one who desires a variety of objects. Sah means he, that Lord, isvara, and me means me. Vayam kurmahe namah, we offer our salutations, vaisravanaya, to Vaisravana. Vaisravana is the one who is in the form of Indra, the king of the heavens, the king of all bounty, rains, etc. Namo is namah, salutations to him, tasmai namah. It is because of this that he is the rajadhi-raja, king of all kings. Sahine, to the one who is absolutely pleased with himself. Rajanam adhikrtya raja bhavati, on whom all the rajas are centred, presiding over all the kings, he is the king or from the standpoint of all the kings, he is the real king. The jivas, even if they are kings, are all dependent upon Isvara, but Isvara is one who is not dependent he is maharaja.

Maharajaya Namah, salutations unto that Lord who is the king of all kings, the emperor, the Maharaja. Kuber Mantra is chanted to win the blessings of Lord Kuber.Excerpt from the book ‘Prayer Guide’ by Swami Dayananda Saraswati When Kuber wanted to be popular and be respected by all, Lord Shiva made him the custodian of all wealth after which all men started adoring Kuber. Lord Shiva appeared in front of him and asked what boon he wanted. Mortified, he undertook severe penance to please Lord Shiva. Once upon a time, people used to make fun of Kuber because of his obese looks. But it wasn’t quite like this at the beginning.

Lord Kubera is the caretaker of all the wealth in the universe created by God. Another theory suggests that he may be derived from the verb root “Kumba”, meaning “to conceal”. The Sanskrit word “Kubera” translates as “ill-shaped one” or “monstrous or deformed” -indicating his physical deformities. He is a popular figure in Buddhist dharma too (known as Jambhala) as well as Jain dharma. While Goddess Lakshmi is responsible for creating wealth, Lord Kubera’s responsibilities are to distribute wealth. Lord Kubera is the Lord of Wealth and materials and he is also known as “ the guardian of the treasures of the gods”.

Kubera mantra in malayalam lyrics