The stotram is an ancient religious song that is considered as a divine hymn. It is written by Sankara, a great Hindu philosopher and theologist. The song was composed in the 8th century and is considered as one of the best hymns of the Hindu religion. It was also known by the name of Veda Vyasa. It is the first hymn that was composed in India and is also one of the best-known religious songs. It was sung by all the Vedic priests. It is recited in all the temples and is also a part of the daily worship. The stotram is the first hymn that is written in the Indian language and is also one of the best-known Indian religious songs. It is a very simple and easy-to-learn song. It is written in the first person and the word "I" is used instead of the word "you" to show that the hymn is directed to God. The stotram is also known by the name of Adi Vyasa and it is one of the best-known Indian religious songs.