Parvathi Ashtottara Sata Namavali
Parvathi Ashtottara Sata Namavali
Parvathi Ashtottara Sata Namavali
pArvatI aShTottara shata nAmAvaliH
OM pArvatyai namaH
OM mahA devyai namaH
OM jaganmAtre namaH
OM sarasvatyai namah
OM chaNDikAyai namaH
OM lokajananyai namaH
OM sarvadevAdI devatAyai namaH
OM gauryai namaH
OM paramAyai namaH
OM IshAyai namaH || 10 ||
OM nAgendratanayAyai namaH
OM satyai namaH
OM brahmachAriNyai namaH
OM sharvANyai namaH
OM devamAtre namaH
OM trilochanyai namaH
OM brahmaNyai namaH
OM vaiShNavyai namaH
OM raudryai namaH
OM kAlarAtryai namaH || 20 ||
OM tapasvinyai namaH
OM shivadUtyai namaH
OM vishAlAkShyai namaH
OM chAmuNDAyai namaH
OM viShNusodarayyai namaH
OM chitkalAyai namaH
OM chinmayAkArAyai namaH
OM mahiShAsuramardinyai namaH
OM kAtyAyinyai namaH
OM kAlarUpAyai namaH || 30 ||
OM girijAyai namaH
OM menakAtmajAyai namaH
OM bhavAnyai namaH
OM mAtRRikAyai namaH
OM shrImAtrenamaH
OM mahAgauryai namaH
OM rAmAyai namaH
OM shuchismitAyai namaH
OM brahmasvarUpiNyai namaH
OM rAjyalakShmyai namaH || 40 ||
OM shivapriyAyai namaH
OM nArAyaNyai namaH
OM mAhAshaktyai namaH
OM navoDhAyai namaH
OM bhagyadAyinyai namaH
OM annapUrNAyai namaH
OM sadAnandAyai namaH
OM yauvanAyai namaH
OM mohinyai namaH
OM aj~nAnashudhyai namaH || 50 ||
OM j~nAnagamyAyai namaH
OM nityAyai namaH
OM nityasvarUpiNyai namaH
OM puShpAkArAyai namaH
OM puruShArthapradAyinyai namaH
OM mahArUpAyai namaH
OM mahAraudryai namaH
OM kAmAkShyai namaH
OM vAmadevyai namaH
OM varadAyai namaH || 60 ||
OM bhayanAshinyai namaH
OM vAgdevyai namaH
OM vachanyai namaH
OM vArAhyai namaH
OM vishvatoShinyai namaH
OM vardhanIyAyai namaH
OM vishAlAkShAyai namaH
OM kulasampatpradAyinyai namaH
OM ArdhaduHkhachcheda dakShAyai namaH
OM ambAyai namaH || 70 ||
OM nikhilayoginyai namaH
OM kamalAyai namaH
OM kamalAkArayai namaH
OM raktavarNAyai namaH
OM kalAnidhayai namaH
OM madhupriyAyai namaH
OM kalyANyai namaH
OM karuNAyai namaH
OM janasdhAnAyai namaH
OM vIrapatnyai namaH || 80 ||
OM virUpAkShyai namaH
OM vIrAdhitAyai namaH
OM hemAbhAsAyai namaH
OM sRRiShTirUpAyai namaH
OM sRRiShTisaMhArakAriNyai namaH
OM ra~njanAyai namaH
OM yauvanAkArAyai namaH
OM parameshapriyAyai namaH
OM parAyai namaH
OM puShpiNyai namaH || 90 ||
OM sadApurasthAyinyai namaH
OM tarormUlatala~NgatAyai namaH
OM haravAhasamAyuktayai namaH
OM mokShaparAyaNAyai namaH
OM dharAdharabhavAyai namaH
OM muktAyai namaH
OM varamantrAyai namaH
OM karapradAyai namaH
OM vAgbhavyai namaH
OM devyai namaH || 100 ||
OM klIM kAriNyai namaH
OM saMvide namaH
OM Ishvaryai namaH
OM hrI~NkArabIjAyai namaH
OM shAmbhavyai namaH
OM praNavAtmikAyai namaH
OM shrI mahAgauryai namaH
OM shubhapradAyai namaH || 108 ||
Related Scriptures
1000 Names of Goddess Bagalamukhi
1000 verses
1000 Names of Goddess Bhairavi
1000 verses
1000 Names of Goddess Bhuvaneshvari
1000 verses
1000 Names of Goddess Chhinnamasta
1000 verses
1000 Names of Goddess Dhumavati
1000 verses
1000 Names of Goddess Kamala
1000 verses
About This Stotram
Overview
Parvathi Ashtottara Sata Namavali is a litany of 108 names of Goddess Parvati, the consort of Lord Shiva and a central figure in both Shaivism and Shaktism. Each name identifies a specific attribute or form of the goddess, including her role as cosmic mother (Jagajjanmatri), her connection to the Himalayas (Nagendratanaya), and her fierce aspect (Chandika). The text is used in archana (ritual name recitation) during Parvati worship.
What are the benefits of chanting Parvathi Ashtottara Sata Namavali?
- Invokes the blessings of Goddess Parvati for well-being and prosperity
- Removes obstacles and fulfills devotional intentions during worship
- Deepens the devotee's familiarity with Parvati's divine attributes
- Serves as a meditative practice through the systematic recitation of sacred names
When is the best time to recite this?
Morning and evening are the standard times for recitation. Navaratri, the Shravana month, Tuesdays, and Fridays are considered especially auspicious for Parvati worship.
What is the historical and traditional background?
Ashtottara sata namavalis (108-name litanies) are a standard form in Hindu devotional literature, with roots in Puranic and Tantric sources. Namavalis dedicated to Parvati draw from texts such as the Shiva Purana, Skanda Purana, and Devi Bhagavata Purana. The specific compilation of this namavali does not have a recorded individual author; it belongs to the tradition of name-litanies that have been recited in Shaiva and Shakta temples and households for centuries. The practice of reciting 108 names corresponds to the 108 beads of a japa mala.
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
- Lalita Sahasranama — the thousand names of Goddess Lalita (a form of Parvati/Devi), a more extensive parallel text in the Shakta tradition
- Parvati Vallabha Ashtakam — a hymn to Shiva as Parvati's consort, commonly recited alongside Parvati-focused texts