108 Names of Mangala Gauri
108 Names of Mangala Gauri
108 Names of Mangala Gauri
108 Names of Mangala Gauri
oṃ śrī gauryai namaḥ|
oṃ gaṇeśajananyai namaḥ|
oṃ girirājatanūdbhavāyai namaḥ|
oṃ guhāmbikāyai namaḥ|
oṃ jaganmātre namaḥ|
oṃ gaṃgādharakuṭuṃbinyai namaḥ|
oṃ vīrabhadraprasuve namaḥ|
oṃ viśvavyāpinyai namaḥ|
oṃ viśvarūpiṇyai namaḥ|
oṃ aṣṭamūrtyātmikāyai namaḥ|
oṃ kaṣṭadāridryaśamanyai namaḥ|
oṃ śivāyai namaḥ|
oṃ śāṃbhavyai namaḥ|
oṃ śaṃkaryai namaḥ|
oṃ bālāyai namaḥ|
oṃ bhavānyai namaḥ|
oṃ bhadradāyinyai namaḥ|
oṃ māṅgalyadāyinyai namaḥ|
oṃ sarvamaṅgalāyai namaḥ|
oṃ mañjubhāṣiṇyai namaḥ|
oṃ maheśvaryai namaḥ|
oṃ mahāmāyāyai namaḥ|
oṃ mantrārādhyāyai namaḥ|
oṃ mahābalāyai namaḥ|
oṃ hemādrijāyai namaḥ|
oṃ haimavatyai namaḥ|
oṃ pārvatyai namaḥ|
oṃ pāpanāśinyai namaḥ|
oṃ nārāyaṇāṃśajāyai namaḥ|
oṃ nityāyai namaḥ|
oṃ nirīśāyai namaḥ|
oṃ nirmalāyai namaḥ|
oṃ ambikāyai namaḥ|
oṃ mṛḍānyai namaḥ|
oṃ munisaṃsevyāyai namaḥ|
oṃ māninyai namaḥ|
oṃ menakātmajāyai namaḥ|
oṃ kumāryai namaḥ|
oṃ kanyakāyai namaḥ|
oṃ durgāyai namaḥ|
oṃ kalidoṣaniṣūdinyai namaḥ|
oṃ kātyāyinyai namaḥ|
oṃ kṛpāpūrṇāyai namaḥ|
oṃ kalyāṇyai namaḥ|
oṃ kamalārcitāyai namaḥ|
oṃ satyai namaḥ|
oṃ sarvamayyai namaḥ|
oṃ saubhāgyadāyai namaḥ|
oṃ sarasvatyai namaḥ|
oṃ amalāyai namaḥ|
oṃ amarasaṃsevyāyai namaḥ|
oṃ annapūrṇāyai namaḥ|
oṃ amṛteśvaryai namaḥ|
oṃ akhilāgamasaṃstutāyai namaḥ|
oṃ sukhasaccitsudhārasāyai namaḥ|
oṃ bālyārādhitabhūteśāyai namaḥ|
oṃ bhānukoṭisamadyutaye namaḥ|
oṃ hiraṇmayyai namaḥ|
oṃ parāyai namaḥ|
oṃ sūkṣmāyai namaḥ|
oṃ śītāṃśukṛtaśekharāyai namaḥ|
oṃ haridrākuṃkumārādhyāyai namaḥ|
oṃ sarvakālasumaṅgalyai namaḥ|
oṃ sarvabhogapradāyai namaḥ|
oṃ sāmaśikhāyai namaḥ|
oṃ vedantalakṣaṇāyai namaḥ|
oṃ karmabrahmamayyai namaḥ|
oṃ kāmakalanāyai namaḥ|
oṃ kāṃkṣitārthadāyai namaḥ|
oṃ candrārkāyitatāṭaṅkāyai namaḥ|
oṃ cidaṃbaraśarīriṇyai namaḥ|
oṃ śrīcakravāsinyai namaḥ|
oṃ devyai namaḥ|
oṃ kāmeśvarapatnyai namaḥ|
oṃ kamalāyai namaḥ|
oṃ mārārātipriyārdhāṃgyai namaḥ|
oṃ mārkaṇḍeyavarapradāyai namaḥ|
oṃ putrapautravarapradāyai namaḥ|
oṃ puṇyāyai namaḥ|
oṃ puruṣārthapradāyinyai namaḥ|
oṃ satyadharmaratāyai namaḥ|
oṃ sarvasākṣiṇyai namaḥ|
oṃ śataśāṃgarūpiṇyai namaḥ|
oṃ śyāmalāyai namaḥ|
oṃ bagalāyai namaḥ|
oṃ caṇḍyai namaḥ|
oṃ mātṛkāyai namaḥ|
oṃ bhagamālinyai namaḥ|
oṃ śūlinyai namaḥ|
oṃ virajāyai namaḥ|
oṃ svāhāyai namaḥ|
oṃ svadhāyai namaḥ|
oṃ pratyaṃgirāmbikāyai namaḥ|
oṃ āryāyai namaḥ|
oṃ dākṣāyiṇyai namaḥ|
oṃ dīkṣāyai namaḥ|
oṃ sarvavastūttamottamāyai namaḥ|
oṃ śivābhidhānāyai namaḥ|
oṃ śrīvidyāyai namaḥ|
oṃ praṇavārthasvarūpiṇyai namaḥ|
oṃ hrrīṃkāryai namaḥ|
oṃ nādarūpāyai namaḥ|
oṃ tripurāyai namaḥ|
oṃ triguṇāyai namaḥ|
oṃ īśvaryai namaḥ|
oṃ sundaryai namaḥ|
oṃ svarṇagauryai namaḥ|
oṃ ṣoḍaśākṣaradevatāyai namaḥ|
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About This Stotram
Overview
The 108 Names of Mangala Gauri is an Ashtottara Shatanamavali — a list of 108 names — dedicated to Mangala Gauri, a form of Goddess Parvati worshipped for auspiciousness, marital well-being, and the protection of children. Each name describes a specific attribute of the goddess, including her maternal nature (Ganeshajananyai), her Himalayan origin (Girirajatanudbhavayai), and her capacity to remove hardship (Kashtadaridryashamanyai). The text belongs to the Shakta and Tantric devotional traditions.
What are the benefits of chanting 108 Names of Mangala Gauri?
- Invokes blessings for auspiciousness and marital harmony
- Removes obstacles and adversities
- Offers protection from negative energies and ill fortune
- Supports the well-being of children and family
When is the best time to recite this?
Tuesdays during the Shravana month are the most traditional time for this recitation, as Mangala Gauri vrata is observed on Tuesdays in that month. Morning and evening recitation is standard. Gauri Puja and Varalakshmi Vratam are additional occasions when this namavali is used.
What is the historical and traditional background?
The worship of Mangala Gauri is especially prevalent in Maharashtra and Karnataka, where it is associated with vrata observances performed by women for marital well-being. Ashtottara Shatanamavalis as a devotional form are found across Puranic and Tantric literature. The precise source text of this particular namavali is not identified in a major Purana; the authorship is unknown and likely represents an anonymous compilatory tradition. The names draw from Puranic descriptions of Parvati and reflect the theological framework of Shaktism.
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Related Texts
- Lalita Sahasranama — the thousand names of the goddess Lalita, belonging to the same Shakta tradition and deity class
- Durga Saptashati — the seven-hundred-verse Puranic text on the goddess Durga, a primary scripture in the Shakta tradition