108 Names of Goddess Radha
108 Names of Goddess Radha
108 Names of Goddess Radha
108 Names of Goddess Radha
oṃ rādhikāyai namaḥ|
oṃ sundaryai namaḥ|
oṃ gopyai namaḥ|
oṃ kṛṣṇasaṅgamakāriṇyai namaḥ|
oṃ cañcalākṣyai namaḥ|
oṃ kuraṅgākṣyai namaḥ|
oṃ gāndharvyai namaḥ|
oṃ vṛṣabhānujāyai namaḥ|
oṃ vīṇāpāṇyai namaḥ|
oṃ smitamukhyai namaḥ|
oṃ raktāśokalatālayāyai namaḥ|
oṃ govardhanacaryai namaḥ|
oṃ gopyai namaḥ|
oṃ gopīveṣamanoharāyai namaḥ|
oṃ candrāvalīsapatnyai namaḥ|
oṃ darpaṇāsyāyai namaḥ|
oṃ kalāvatyai namaḥ|
oṃ kṛpāvatyai namaḥ|
oṃ supratīkāyai namaḥ|
oṃ taruṇyai namaḥ|
oṃ hṛdayaṅgamāyai namaḥ|
oṃ kṛṣṇapriyāyai namaḥ|
oṃ kṛṣṇasakhyai namaḥ|
oṃ viparītaratipriyāyai namaḥ|
oṃ pravīṇāyai namaḥ|
oṃ surataprītāyai namaḥ|
oṃ candrāsyāyai namaḥ|
oṃ cāruvigrahāyai namaḥ|
oṃ kekarākṣyai namaḥ|
oṃ hareḥ kāntāyai namaḥ|
oṃ mahālakṣmyai namaḥ|
oṃ sukelinyai namaḥ|
oṃ saṅketavaṭasaṃsthānāyai namaḥ|
oṃ kamanīyāyai namaḥ|
oṃ kāminyai namaḥ|
oṃ vṛṣabhānusutāyai namaḥ|
oṃ rādhāyai namaḥ|
oṃ kiśoryai namaḥ|
oṃ lalitāyai namaḥ|
oṃ latāyai namaḥ|
oṃ vighudvallyai namaḥ|
oṃ kāñcanābhāyai namaḥ|
oṃ kumāryai namaḥ|
oṃ mugdhaveśinyai namaḥ|
oṃ keśinyai namaḥ|
oṃ keśavasakhyai namaḥ|
oṃ navanītaikavikrayāyai namaḥ|
oṃ ṣoḍaśābdāyai namaḥ|
oṃ kalāpūrṇāyai namaḥ|
oṃ jāriṇyai namaḥ|
oṃ jārasaṅginyai namaḥ|
oṃ harṣiṇyai namaḥ|
oṃ varṣiṇyai namaḥ|
oṃ vīrāyai namaḥ|
oṃ dhīrāyai namaḥ|
oṃ dhārāyai namaḥ|
oṃ dharāyai namaḥ|
oṃ dhṛtyai namaḥ|
oṃ yauvanasthāyai namaḥ|
oṃ vanasthāyai namaḥ|
oṃ madhurāyai namaḥ|
oṃ madhurākṛtyai namaḥ|
oṃ vṛṣabhānupurāvāsāyai namaḥ|
oṃ mānalīlāviśāradāyai namaḥ|
oṃ dānalīlāyai namaḥ|
oṃ dānadātryai namaḥ|
oṃ daṇḍahastāyai namaḥ|
oṃ bhruvonnatāyai namaḥ|
oṃ sustanyai namaḥ|
oṃ madhurāsyāyai namaḥ|
oṃ bimboṣṭhyai namaḥ|
oṃ pañcamasvarāyai namaḥ|
oṃ saṅgītakuśalāyai namaḥ|
oṃ sevyāyai namaḥ|
oṃ kṛṣṇavaśyatvakāriṇyai namaḥ|
oṃ tāriṇyai namaḥ|
oṃ hāriṇyai namaḥ|
oṃ hrīlāyai namaḥ|
oṃ śīlāyai namaḥ|
oṃ līlāyai namaḥ|
oṃ lalāmikāyai namaḥ|
oṃ gopālyai namaḥ|
oṃ dadhivikretryai namaḥ|
oṃ prauḍhāyai namaḥ|
oṃ mugdhāyai namaḥ|
oṃ madhyakāyai namaḥ|
oṃ svādhīnapatikāyai namaḥ|
oṃ khaṇḍitāyai namaḥ|
oṃ abhisārikāyai namaḥ|
oṃ rasikāyai namaḥ|
oṃ rasināyai namaḥ|
oṃ rasyāyai namaḥ|
oṃ rasaśāstraikaśevadhyai namaḥ|
oṃ pālikāyai namaḥ|
oṃ lālikāyai namaḥ|
oṃ lajjāyai namaḥ|
oṃ lālasāyai namaḥ|
oṃ lalanāmaṇyai namaḥ|
oṃ bahurūpāyai namaḥ|
oṃ surūpāyai namaḥ|
oṃ suprasannāyai namaḥ|
oṃ mahāmatyai namaḥ|
oṃ marālagamanāyai namaḥ|
oṃ mattāyai namaḥ|
oṃ mantriṇyai namaḥ|
oṃ mantranāyikāyai namaḥ|
oṃ mantrarājaikasaṃsevyāyai namaḥ|
oṃ mantrarājaikasiddhidāyai namaḥ|
oṃ aṣṭādaśākṣaraphalāyai namaḥ|
oṃ aṣṭādaśākṣaraniṣevitāyai namaḥ|
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About This Stotram
Overview
The Radha Ashtottara Shatanamavali is a Sanskrit namavali listing 108 names of Radha, the chief consort of Lord Krishna. Each name identifies a specific quality or aspect of Radha — her beauty, her divine play (lila) with Krishna, her role as the embodiment of devotional love (prema), and her supreme position in Vaishnava theology. The text belongs to the broader tradition of Radha-Krishna worship found across Vaishnava lineages, particularly those influenced by Gaudiya Vaishnavism.
What are the benefits of chanting Radha Ashtottara Shatanamavali?
- Cultivates devotion to Lord Krishna through Radha's grace
- Purifies the mind and supports spiritual discipline
- Removes obstacles and negative influences
- Promotes spiritual progress and inner peace
When is the best time to recite this?
Recitation is traditionally performed during morning and evening prayers. Radha Ashtami, Janmashtami, and other Vaishnava festivals are considered especially appropriate occasions.
What is the historical and traditional background?
Ashtottara Shatanamavalis — collections of 108 divine names — are a well-established genre within Hindu devotional literature, appearing across Puranic and Tantric texts for many deities. The specific compilation of 108 names for Radha developed as her worship gained prominence during the medieval Bhakti movement. The Gaudiya Vaishnava tradition, established in the 15th–16th centuries, placed Radha's worship at the center of devotional practice. The author and precise dating of this particular compilation are unknown; it represents a collective tradition rather than a single authored text.
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Related Texts
- Radha Sahasranamavali — the extended namavali listing 1000 names of Radha
- Krishna Ashtottara Shatanamavali — the parallel listing of 108 names of Lord Krishna