Goda Devi Ashtottara Sata Namavali
Goda Devi Ashtottara Sata Namavali
godA devI aSTottara zata nAmAvali
OM zrIraGganAyakyai namaH |
OM godAyai namaH |
OM viSNucittAtmajAyai namaH |
OM satyai namaH |
OM gopIveSadharAyai namaH |
OM devyai namaH |
OM bhUsutAyai namaH |
OM bhogazAlinyai namaH |
OM tulasIkAnanodbhUtAyai namaH |
OM zrIdhanvipuravAsinyai namaH | 10 |
OM bhaTTanAthapriyakaryai namaH |
OM zrIkRSNahitabhoginyai namaH |
OM AmuktamAlyadAyai namaH |
OM bAlAyai namaH |
OM raGganAthapriyAyai namaH |
OM parAyai namaH |
OM vizvambharAyai namaH |
OM kalAlApAyai namaH |
OM yatirAjasahodaryai namaH |
OM kRSNAnuraktAyai namaH | 20 |
OM subhagAyai namaH |
OM sulabhazriyai namaH |
OM sulakSaNAyai namaH |
OM lakSmIpriyasakhyai namaH |
OM zyAmAyai namaH |
OM dayAJcitadRgaJcalAyai namaH |
OM phalgunyAvirbhavAyai namaH |
OM ramyAyai namaH |
OM dhanurmAsakRtavratAyai namaH |
OM campakAzokapunnAga mAlatI vilasatkacAyai namaH | 30 |
OM AkAratrayasampannAyai namaH |
OM nArAyaNapadAzritAyai namaH |
OM zrImadaSTAkSarI mantrarAjasthita manorathAyai namaH |
OM mokSapradAnanipuNAyai namaH |
OM manuratnAdhidevatAyai namaH |
OM brahmaNyAyai namaH |
OM lokajananyai namaH |
OM lIlAmAnuSarUpiNyai namaH |
OM brahmajJAnapradAyai namaH |
OM mAyAyai namaH |
OM saccidAnandavigrahAyai namaH | 40 |
OM mahApativratAyai namaH |
OM viSNuguNakIrtanalolupAyai namaH |
OM prapannArtiharAyai namaH |
OM nityAyai namaH |
OM vedasaudhavihAriNyai namaH |
OM zrIraGganAtha mANikyamaJjaryai namaH |
OM maJjubhASiNyai namaH |
OM padmapriyAyai namaH |
OM padmahastAyai namaH | 50 |
OM vedAntadvayabodhinyai namaH |
OM suprasannAyai namaH |
OM bhagavatyai namaH |
OM zrIjanArdanadIpikAyai namaH |
OM sugandhAvayavAyai namaH |
OM cAruraGgamaGgaladIpikAyai namaH |
OM dhvajavajrAGkuzAbjAGka mRdupAda talAJcitAyai namaH |
OM tArakAkAranakharAyai namaH |
OM pravAlamRdulAGgulyai namaH |
OM kUrmopameya pAdordhvabhAgAyai namaH | 60 |
OM zobhanapArSNikAyai namaH |
OM vedArthabhAvatattvajJAyai namaH |
OM lokArAdhyAGghripaGkajAyai namaH |
OM AnandabudbudAkArasugulphAyai namaH |
OM paramANukAyai namaH |
OM tejaHzriyojjvaladhRtapAdAGguli subhUSitAyai namaH |
OM mInaketanatUNIra cArujaGghA virAjitAyai namaH |
OM kakudvajjAnuyugmADhyAyai namaH |
OM svarNarambhAbhasakthikAyai namaH |
OM vizAlajaghanAyai namaH | 70 |
OM pInasuzroNyai namaH |
OM maNimekhalAyai namaH |
OM AnandasAgarAvarta gambhIrAmbhoja nAbhikAyai namaH |
OM bhAsvadvalitrikAyai namaH |
OM cArujagatpUrNamahodaryai namaH |
OM navavallIromarAjyai namaH |
OM sudhAkumbhAyitastanyai namaH |
OM kalpamAlAnibhabhujAyai namaH |
OM candrakhaNDanakhAJcitAyai namaH |
OM supravAzAGgulInyasta mahAratnAGgulIyakAyai namaH | 80 |
OM navAruNapravAlAbha pANidezasamaJcitAyai namaH |
OM kambukaNThyai namaH |
OM sucubukAyai namaH |
OM bimboSThyai namaH |
OM kundadantayuje namaH |
OM kAruNyarasaniSyanda netradvayasuzobhitAyai namaH |
OM muktAzucismitAyai namaH |
OM cArucAmpeyanibhanAsikAyai namaH |
OM darpaNAkAravipulakapola dvitayAJcitAyai namaH |
OM anantArkaprakAzodyanmaNi tATaGkazobhitAyai namaH | 90 |
OM koTisUryAgnisaGkAza nAnAbhUSaNabhUSitAyai namaH |
OM sugandhavadanAyai namaH |
OM subhruve namaH |
OM ardhacandralalATikAyai namaH |
OM pUrNacandrAnanAyai namaH |
OM nIlakuTilAlakazobhitAyai namaH |
OM saundaryasImAyai namaH |
OM vilasatkastUrItilakojjvalAyai namaH |
OM dhagaddhagAyamAnodyanmaNi sImantabhUSaNAyai namaH |
OM jAjvalyamAnasadratna divyacUDAvataMsakAyai namaH | 100 |
OM sUryArdhacandravilasat bhUSaNaJcita veNikAyai namaH |
OM atyarkAnala tejodhimaNi kaJcukadhAriNyai namaH |
OM sadratnAJcitavidyota vidyutkuJjAbha zATikAyai namaH |
OM nAnAmaNigaNAkIrNa hemAGgadasubhUSitAyai namaH |
OM kuGkumAgaru kastUrI divyacandanacarcitAyai namaH |
OM svocitaujjvalya vividhavicitramaNihAriNyai namaH |
OM asaGkhyeya sukhasparza sarvAtizaya bhUSaNAyai namaH |
OM mallikApArijAtAdi divyapuSpasragaJcitAyai namaH | 108 |
OM zrIraGganilayAyai namaH |
OM pUjyAyai namaH |
OM divyadezasuzobhitAyai namaH | 111
iti zrI godASTottarazatanAmAvaliH |
About This Stotram
Overview
The Goda Devi Ashtottara Sata Namavali is a liturgical list of 108 names of Goda Devi (Andal), structured in the traditional namavali format where each name is prefixed with "Om" and suffixed with "Namah" for use in puja. The text belongs to Sri Vaishnavism and honors Andal as the only female Alwar, whose divine marriage to Lord Vishnu is a central theme across her names. It is used in worship services at temples dedicated to Andal, including the principal shrine at Srivilliputtur.
What are the benefits of chanting Goda Devi Ashtottara Sata Namavali?
- Used as a direct worship offering (archana) in temple and home puja
- Each name invites reflection on a specific aspect of Andal's life and devotion
- Regular recitation is said to foster bhakti and inner peace
- Associated with the removal of difficulties and fulfillment of heartfelt desires
When is the best time to recite this?
The namavali is recited during morning and evening puja, and is especially prevalent during the Margazhi month when the Tiruppavai tradition is observed. Festivals specific to Andal, such as Andal Kalyanam and Vaikunta Ekadashi, are considered particularly auspicious occasions.
What is the historical and traditional background?
Andal lived in the 8th or 9th century CE in South India and composed the Tiruppavai and Nachiyar Tirumozhi, both of which remain central texts in the Sri Vaishnava liturgical calendar. Ashtottara Sata Namavalis are typically later devotional compilations drawn from Puranic descriptions, hagiographic literature, and the attributes celebrated in a saint's own works. The specific date of compilation for this namavali is unknown, but it reflects the sustained veneration of Andal within the Sri Vaishnava community.
Available scripts
This text is available in 14 scripts: devanagari, tamil, telugu, kannada, malayalam, gujarati, bengali, iast, gurmukhi, oriya, assamese, sinhala, itrans, hk. Use the script selector above to switch between them.
Related Texts
- Goda Devi Ashtottara Sata Nama Stotram — the stotram form of the same 108 names, structured for continuous recitation
- Nachiyar Tirumozhi — Andal's 143-verse Tamil composition expressing devotional longing for Lord Vishnu