Kubera Ashtottara Sata Namavali
Kubera Ashtottara Sata Namavali
kubera aSTottara zata nAmAvali
OM kuberAya namaH |
OM dhanadAya namaH |
OM zrImate namaH |
OM yakSezAya namaH |
OM guhyakezvarAya namaH |
OM nidhIzAya namaH |
OM zaGkarasakhAya namaH |
OM mahAlakSmInivAsabhuve namaH |
OM mahApadmanidhIzAya namaH | 9
OM pUrNAya namaH |
OM padmanidhIzvarAya namaH |
OM zaGkhAkhyanidhinAthAya namaH |
OM makarAkhyanidhipriyAya namaH |
OM sukacchapanidhIzAya namaH |
OM mukundanidhinAyakAya namaH |
OM kundAkhyanidhinAthAya namaH |
OM nIlanidhyadhipAya namaH |
OM mahate namaH | 18
OM kharvanidhyadhipAya namaH |
OM pUjyAya namaH |
OM lakSmisAmrAjyadAyakAya namaH |
OM ilAviDAputrAya namaH |
OM kozAdhIzAya namaH |
OM kulAdhIzAya namaH |
OM azvArUDhAya namaH |
OM vizvavandyAya namaH |
OM vizeSajJAya namaH | 27
OM vizAradAya namaH |
OM nalakUbaranAthAya namaH |
OM maNigrIvapitre namaH |
OM gUDhamantrAya namaH |
OM vaizravaNAya namaH |
OM citralekhAmanaHpriyAya namaH |
OM ekapiJchAya namaH |
OM alakAdhIzAya namaH |
OM paulastyAya namaH | 36
OM naravAhanAya namaH |
OM kailAsazailanilayAya namaH |
OM rAjyadAya namaH |
OM rAvaNAgrajAya namaH |
OM citracaitrarathAya namaH |
OM udyAnavihArAya namaH |
OM vihArasukutUhalAya namaH |
OM mahotsAhAya namaH |
OM mahAprAjJAya namaH | 45
OM sadApuSpakavAhanAya namaH |
OM sArvabhaumAya namaH |
OM aGganAthAya namaH |
OM somAya namaH |
OM saumyAdikezvarAya namaH |
OM puNyAtmane namaH |
OM puruhUta zriyai namaH |
OM sarvapuNyajanezvarAya namaH |
OM nityakIrtaye namaH | 54
OM nidhivetre namaH |
OM laGkAprAkdhananAyakAya namaH |
OM yakSiNIvRtAya namaH |
OM yakSAya namaH |
OM paramazAntAtmane namaH |
OM yakSarAjAya namaH |
OM yakSiNI hRdayAya namaH |
OM kinnarezvarAya namaH |
OM kimpuruSanAthAya namaH | 63
OM nAthAya namaH |
OM khaDgAyudhAya namaH |
OM vazine namaH |
OM IzAnadakSapArzvasthAya namaH |
OM vAyuvAmasamAzrayAya namaH |
OM dharmamArgaikaniratAya namaH |
OM dharmasammukhasaMsthitAya namaH |
OM vittezvarAya namaH |
OM dhanAdhyakSAya namaH | 72
OM aSTalakSmyAzritAlayAya namaH |
OM manuSyadharmiNe namaH |
OM satkRtAya namaH |
OM kozalakSmI samAzritAya namaH |
OM dhanalakSmI nityanivAsAya namaH |
OM dhAnyalakSmI nivAsabhuve namaH |
OM aSTalakSmI sadAvAsAya namaH |
OM gajalakSmI sthirAlayAya namaH |
OM rAjyalakSmI janmagehAya namaH | 81
OM dhairyalakSmI kRpAzrayAya namaH |
OM akhaNDaizvarya saMyuktAya namaH |
OM nityAnandAya namaH |
OM sAgarAzrayAya namaH |
OM nityatRptAya namaH |
OM nidhidhAtre namaH |
OM nirAzrayAya namaH |
OM nirupadravAya namaH |
OM nityakAmAya namaH | 90
OM nirAkAGkSAya namaH |
OM nirupAdhikavAsabhuve namaH |
OM zAntAya namaH |
OM sarvaguNopetAya namaH |
OM sarvajJAya namaH |
OM sarvasammatAya namaH |
OM sarvANikaruNApAtrAya namaH |
OM sadAnandakRpAlayAya namaH |
OM gandharvakulasaMsevyAya namaH | 99
OM saugandhikakusumapriyAya namaH |
OM svarNanagarIvAsAya namaH |
OM nidhipIThasamAzrayAya namaH |
OM mahAmerUttarasthAyine namaH |
OM maharSigaNasaMstutAya namaH |
OM tuSTAya namaH |
OM zUrpaNakhA jyeSThAya namaH |
OM zivapUjAratAya namaH |
OM anaghAya namaH | 108
iti zrI kubera aSTottarazatanAmAvaliH ||
About This Stotram
Overview
The Kubera Ashtottara Sata Namavali is a Sanskrit namavali listing 108 sacred names of Lord Kubera, the god of wealth and treasurer of the gods in Hindu tradition. Each name in the namavali is offered as a salutation (namah), forming a complete act of worship. The text belongs to the Puranic tradition of namavali literature and is used in puja rituals dedicated to Kubera.
What are the benefits of chanting Kubera Ashtottara Sata Namavali?
- Invokes Lord Kubera's blessings for wealth and financial stability
- Removal of financial obstacles and debts
- Success in business and material endeavors
- Protection from poverty and material scarcity
When is the best time to recite this?
The Kubera Ashtottara Sata Namavali is traditionally recited on Thursdays and during the waxing lunar phase (Shukla Paksha). It is especially recited during Diwali and Dhanteras, which are the primary occasions associated with the worship of Kubera and Lakshmi.
What is the historical and traditional background?
Lord Kubera is mentioned in ancient scriptures including the Ramayana, Mahabharata, and various Puranas as the king of the Yakshas and the lord of the northern direction. The practice of reciting 108 names of a deity is a standard form of worship in Hindu tradition, with the number 108 regarded as auspicious. Namavalis of this type are found across Puranic and Tantric literature and have been transmitted through temple worship and devotional practice for centuries. The specific compiler of this namavali is not known.
Available scripts
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Related Texts
- Kubera Chalisa — a Hindi forty-verse hymn praising Lord Kubera, belonging to the same devotional tradition
- Lakshmi Ashtottara Sata Namavali — the 108-name namavali of Goddess Lakshmi, often recited alongside Kubera worship for combined blessings of wealth