108 Names of Siddhivinayaka
108 Names of Siddhivinayaka
108 Names of Siddhivinayaka
108 Names of Siddhivinayaka
OM vinAyakAya namaH|
OM vighnarAjAya namaH|
OM gaurIputrAya namaH|
OM gaNeshvarAya namaH|
OM skandAgrajAya namaH|
OM avyayAya namaH|
OM pUtAya namaH|
OM dakShAdhyakShyAya namaH|
OM dvijapriyAya namaH|
OM agnigarbhachChide namaH|
OM indrashrIpradAya namaH|
OM vANIbalapradAya namaH|
OM sarvasiddhipradAyakAya namaH|
OM sharvatanayAya namaH|
OM gaurItanUjAya namaH|
OM sharvarIpriyAya namaH|
OM sarvAtmakAya namaH|
OM sRRiShTikartre namaH|
OM devAnIkArchitAya namaH|
OM shivAya namaH|
OM shuddhAya namaH|
OM buddhipriyAya namaH|
OM shAntAya namaH|
OM brahmachAriNe namaH|
OM gajAnanAya namaH|
OM dvaimAturAya namaH|
OM munistutyAya namaH|
OM bhakta vighna vinAshanAya namaH|
OM ekadantAya namaH|
OM chaturbAhave namaH|
OM shaktisaMyutAya namaH|
OM chaturAya namaH|
OM lambodarAya namaH|
OM shUrpakarNAya namaH|
OM herambAya namaH|
OM brahmavittamAya namaH|
OM kAlAya namaH|
OM grahapataye namaH|
OM kAmine namaH|
OM somasUryAgnilochanAya namaH|
OM pAshA~NkushadharAya namaH|
OM ChandAya namaH|
OM guNAtItAya namaH|
OM nira~njanAya namaH|
OM akalmaShAya namaH|
OM svayaMsiddhArchitapadAya namaH|
OM bIjApUrakarAya namaH|
OM avyaktAya namaH|
OM gadine namaH|
OM varadAya namaH|
OM shAshvatAya namaH|
OM kRRitine namaH|
OM vidvatpriyAya namaH|
OM vItabhayAya namaH|
OM chakriNe namaH|
OM ikShuchApadhRRite namaH|
OM abjotpalakarAya namaH|
OM shrIdhAya namaH|
OM shrIhetave namaH|
OM stutiharShatAya namaH|
OM kalAdbhRRite namaH|
OM jaTine namaH|
OM chandrachUDAya namaH|
OM amareshvarAya namaH|
OM nAgayaj~nopavItine namaH|
OM shrIkAntAya namaH|
OM rAmArchitapadAya namaH|
OM vRRitine namaH|
OM sthUlakAntAya namaH|
OM trayIkartre namaH|
OM sa~NghoShapriyAya namaH|
OM puruShottamAya namaH|
OM sthUlatuNDAya namaH|
OM agrajanyAya namaH|
OM grAmaNye namaH|
OM gaNapAya namaH|
OM sthirAya namaH|
OM vRRiddhidAya namaH|
OM subhagAya namaH|
OM shUrAya namaH|
OM vAgIshAya namaH|
OM siddhidAya namaH|
OM dUrvAbilvapriyAya namaH|
OM kAntAya namaH|
OM pApahAriNe namaH|
OM kRRitAgamAya namaH|
OM samAhitAya namaH|
OM vakratuNDAya namaH|
OM shrIpradAya namaH|
OM saumyAya namaH|
OM bhaktAkA~NkShitadAya namaH|
OM achyutAya namaH|
OM kevalAya namaH|
OM siddhAya namaH|
OM sachchidAnandavigrahAya namaH|
OM j~nAnine namaH|
OM mAyAyuktAya namaH|
OM dantAya namaH|
OM brahmiShThAya namaH|
OM bhayAvarchitAya namaH|
OM pramattadaityabhayadAya namaH|
OM vyaktamUrtaye namaH|
OM amUrtaye namaH|
OM pArvatIshaNkarotsaNgakhelanotsavalAlanAya namaH|
OM samastajagadAdhArAya namaH|
OM varamUShakavAhanAya namaH|
OM hRRiShTastutAya namaH|
OM prasannAtmane namaH|
OM sarvasiddhipradAyakAya namaH|
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About This Stotram
Overview
The Siddhivinayaka 108 Names (Siddhivinayaka Ashtottara Shatanamavali) is a Sanskrit namavali that enumerates 108 divine epithets of Lord Ganesha in his form as Siddhivinayaka, the bestower of accomplishments and the remover of obstacles. Each name is preceded by "Om" and followed by "namah," making each epithet a complete mantra. The number 108 is considered auspicious in Hindu tradition and represents a complete act of worship. This text belongs to the Ganapatya devotional namavali tradition.
What are the benefits of chanting Siddhivinayaka 108 Names?
- Each of the 108 names constitutes an individual mantra invocation of Ganesha's qualities
- Associated with attainment of siddhi — spiritual, material, and practical accomplishment
- Removal of obstacles (Vighna Nashana) through systematic recitation of Ganesha's epithets
- The number 108 conveys completeness of worship within Hindu devotional convention
When is the best time to recite this?
Morning recitation is standard. Ganesha Chaturthi, Sankashti Chaturthi (monthly), and the beginnings of new undertakings or ritual sequences are the most fitting occasions. It may also be recited during Ganesha Puja as part of the formal worship sequence.
What is the historical and traditional background?
Ashtottara Shatanamavali (108-name lists) are a standard genre in Hindu devotional literature, present for most major deities and found in Puranic, Tantric, and Agamic contexts. The worship of Ganesha as Siddhivinayaka is attested from the Puranic period onward, gaining particular institutional prominence in Maharashtra through the Siddhivinayaka temple tradition. The specific compilation of these 108 names has no identified author and does not trace to a single canonical scripture; it reflects the accumulated Puranic and devotional understanding of Ganesha's roles and qualities as transmitted through both oral and written traditions. The form Siddhivinayaka — linking Ganesha specifically to the granting of siddhis — has Tantric and Puranic roots.
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Related Texts
- Siddhi Vinayaka Stotram — the verse-hymn counterpart to this namavali, praising Ganesha as Siddhivinayaka in stotra format
- Shiva Sahasra Namavali — the thousand-name namavali of Shiva, representing the same genre at a larger scale