Durga Ashtottara Sata Namavali
Durga Ashtottara Sata Namavali
durgA aSTottara zata nAmAvali
OM durgAyai namaH
OM zivAyai namaH
OM mahAlakSmyai namaH
OM mahAgauryai namaH
OM caNDikAyai namaH
OM sarvajJAyai namaH
OM sarvAlokezAyai namaH
OM sarvakarmaphalapradAyai namaH
OM sarvatIrdhamayyai namaH
OM puNyAyai namaH (10)
OM devayonaye namaH
OM ayonijAyai namaH
OM bhUmijAyai namaH
OM nirguNAyai namaH
OM AdhArazaktyai namaH
OM anIzvaryai namaH
OM nirguNAyai namaH
OM nirahaGkArAyai namaH
OM sarvagarva vimardinyai namaH
OM sarvalokapriyAyai namaH (20)
OM vANyai namaH
OM sarvavidyAdhi devatAyai namaH
OM pArvatyai namaH
OM devamAtre namaH
OM vanIzAyai namaH
OM vindhyavAsinyai namaH
OM tejovatyai namaH
OM mahAmAtre namaH
OM koTisUrya samaprabhAyai namaH
OM devatAyai namaH (30)
OM vahnirUpAyai namaH
OM satejase namaH
OM varNarUpiNyai namaH
OM guNAzrayAyai namaH
OM guNamadhyAyai namaH
OM guNatraya vivarjitAyai namaH
OM karmajJAnapradAyai namaH
OM kAntAyai namaH
OM sarvasaMhAra kAriNyai namaH
OM dharmajJAnAyai namaH (40)
OM dharmaniSThAyai namaH
OM sarvakarma vivarjitAyai namaH
OM kAmAkSyai namaH
OM kAmasaMhartryai namaH
OM kAmakrodha vivarjitAyai namaH
OM zAGkaryai namaH
OM zAmbhavyai namaH
OM zAntAyai namaH
OM candrasuryAgni locanAyai namaH
OM sujayAyai namaH (50)
OM jayabhUmiSThAyai namaH
OM jAhnavyai namaH
OM janapUjitAyai namaH
OM zAstryai namaH
OM zAstramayyai namaH
OM nityAyai namaH
OM zubhAyai namaH
OM candrArdhamastakAyai namaH
OM bhAratyai namaH
OM bhrAmaryai namaH (60)
OM kalpAyai namaH
OM karAlyai namaH
OM kRSNa piGgalAyai namaH
OM brAhmyai namaH
OM nArAyaNyai namaH
OM raudryai namaH
OM candrAmRta parisrutAyai namaH
OM jyeSThAyai namaH
OM indirAyai namaH
OM mahAmAyAyai namaH (70)
OM jagatsRSTyadhikAriNyai namaH
OM brahmANDakoTi saMsthAnAyai namaH
OM kAminyai namaH
OM kamalAlayAyai namaH
OM kAtyAyanyai namaH
OM kalAtItAyai namaH
OM kAlasaMhArakAriNyai namaH
OM yoganiSThAyai namaH
OM yogigamyAyai namaH
OM yogidhyeyAyai namaH (80)
OM tapasvinyai namaH
OM jJAnarUpAyai namaH
OM nirAkArAyai namaH
OM bhaktAbhISTa phalapradAyai namaH
OM bhUtAtmikAyai namaH
OM bhUtamAtre namaH
OM bhUtezyai namaH
OM bhUtadhAriNyai namaH
OM svadhAyai namaH
OM nArI madhyagatAyai namaH (90)
OM SaDAdhArAdhi vardhinyai namaH
OM mohitAMzubhavAyai namaH
OM zubhrAyai namaH
OM sUkSmAyai namaH
OM mAtrAyai namaH
OM nirAlasAyai namaH
OM nimnagAyai namaH
OM nIlasaGkAzAyai namaH
OM nityAnandAyai namaH
OM harAyai namaH (100)
OM parAyai namaH
OM sarvajJAnapradAyai namaH
OM anantAyai namaH
OM satyAyai namaH
OM durlabharUpiNyai namaH
OM sarasvatyai namaH
OM sarvagatAyai namaH
OM sarvAbhISTapradAyinyai namaH (108)
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About This Stotram
Overview
The Durga Ashtottara Sata Namavali is a Sanskrit collection of 108 names of Goddess Durga used in Shakti worship. Each name describes a specific attribute or aspect of the Goddess, including forms such as Shivai, Mahalakshmi, and Mahagauri, reflecting the syncretic range of her divine identity. The text belongs to the Shakta tradition and is employed in both daily worship and festival observances.
What are the benefits of chanting Durga Ashtottara Sata Namavali?
- Invoking protection, strength, and courage from Goddess Durga
- Removal of obstacles and fears
- Seeking prosperity and well-being through name recitation
- Supporting concentration and devotion in regular Shakti worship
When is the best time to recite this?
This namavali is suited to daily recitation and is especially observed during Navaratri, Durga Puja, and Chaitra Navaratri. Tuesdays and Fridays are also considered auspicious days for this recitation.
What is the historical and traditional background?
Ashtottara sata namavalis are a standard feature of Hindu devotional literature derived from Puranic and Tantric traditions. This compilation likely draws from the Devi Mahatmyam (Markandeya Purana), the Skanda Purana, and Shakta Agamas. The inclusion of names identifying Durga with Shiva's consort and with Lakshmi reflects the integrative quality of Puranic goddess theology. The author is unknown, and the compilation date is uncertain; such texts typically developed over centuries through oral and manuscript transmission.
Available scripts
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Related Texts
- Durga 108 Names — a distinct 108-name compilation of Durga's epithets from a different source tradition
- Lalita Sahasranamam — the thousand names of Goddess Lalita Tripurasundari, the most extensive namavali in the Shakta tradition