Sree Tulasi Ashtottara Satanaama Stotram
Sree Tulasi Ashtottara Satanaama Stotram
Sree Tulasi Ashtottara Satanaama Stotram
shrI tulasI aShTottara shatanAma stotram
OM tulasyai namaH |
OM pAvanyai namaH |
OM pUjyAyai namaH |
OM bRRindAvananivAsinyai namaH |
OM j~nAnadAtryai namaH |
OM j~nAnamayyai namaH |
OM nirmalAyai namaH |
OM sarvapUjitAyai namaH |
OM satyai namaH |
OM pativratAyai namaH | 10 |
OM bRRindAyai namaH |
OM kShIrAbdhimathanodbhavAyai namaH |
OM kRRiShNavarNAyai namaH |
OM rogahantryai namaH |
OM trivarNAyai namaH |
OM sarvakAmadAyai namaH |
OM lakShmIsakhyai namaH |
OM nityashuddhAyai namaH |
OM sudatyai namaH |
OM bhUmipAvanyai namaH | 20 |
OM haridrAnnaikaniratAyai namaH |
OM haripAdakRRitAlayAyai namaH |
OM pavitrarUpiNyai namaH |
OM dhanyAyai namaH |
OM sugandhinyai namaH |
OM amRRitodbhavAyai namaH |
OM surUpArogyadAyai namaH |
OM tuShTAyai namaH |
OM shaktitritayarUpiNyai namaH |
OM devyai namaH | 30 |
OM devarShisaMstutyAyai namaH |
OM kAntAyai namaH |
OM viShNumanaHpriyAyai namaH |
OM bhUtavetAlabhItighnyai namaH |
OM mahApAtakanAshinyai namaH |
OM manorathapradAyai namaH |
OM medhAyai namaH |
OM kAntyai namaH |
OM vijayadAyinyai namaH |
OM sha~NkhachakragadApadmadhAriNyai namaH | 40 |
OM kAmarUpiNyai namaH |
OM apavargapradAyai namaH |
OM shyAmAyai namaH |
OM kRRishamadhyAyai namaH |
OM sukeshinyai namaH |
OM vaikuNThavAsinyai namaH |
OM nandAyai namaH |
OM bimboShThyai namaH |
OM kokilasvarAyai namaH |
OM kapilAyai namaH | 50 |
OM nimnagAjanmabhUmyai namaH |
OM AyuShyadAyinyai namaH |
OM vanarUpAyai namaH |
OM duHkhanAshinyai namaH |
OM avikArAyai namaH |
OM chaturbhujAyai namaH |
OM garutmadvAhanAyai namaH |
OM shAntAyai namaH |
OM dAntAyai namaH |
OM vighnanivAriNyai namaH | 60 |
OM shrIviShNumUlikAyai namaH |
OM puShTyai namaH |
OM trivargaphaladAyinyai namaH |
OM mahAshaktyai namaH |
OM mahAmAyAyai namaH |
OM lakShmIvANIsupUjitAyai namaH |
OM suma~NgalyarchanaprItAyai namaH |
OM sauma~Ngalyavivardhinyai namaH |
OM chAturmAsyotsavArAdhyAyai namaH |
OM viShNusAnnidhyadAyinyai namaH | 70 |
OM utthAnadvAdashIpUjyAyai namaH |
OM sarvadevaprapUjitAyai namaH |
OM gopIratipradAyai namaH |
OM nityAyai namaH |
OM nirguNAyai namaH |
OM pArvatIpriyAyai namaH |
OM apamRRityuharAyai namaH |
OM rAdhApriyAyai namaH |
OM mRRigavilochanAyai namaH |
OM amlAnAyai namaH | 80 |
OM haMsagamanAyai namaH |
OM kamalAsanavanditAyai namaH |
OM bhUlokavAsinyai namaH |
OM shuddhAyai namaH |
OM rAmakRRiShNAdipUjitAyai namaH |
OM sItApUjyAyai namaH |
OM rAmamanaHpriyAyai namaH |
OM nandanasaMsthitAyai namaH |
OM sarvatIrthamayyai namaH |
OM muktAyai namaH | 90 |
OM lokasRRiShTividhAyinyai namaH |
OM prAtardRRishyAyai namaH |
OM glAnihantryai namaH |
OM vaiShNavyai namaH |
OM sarvasiddhidAyai namaH |
OM nArAyaNyai namaH |
OM santatidAyai namaH |
OM mUlamRRiddhAripAvanyai namaH |
OM ashokavanikAsaMsthAyai namaH |
OM sItAdhyAtAyai namaH | 100 |
OM nirAshrayAyai namaH |
OM gomatIsarayUtIraropitAyai namaH |
OM kuTilAlakAyai namaH |
OM apAtrabhakShyapApaghnyai namaH |
OM dAnatoyavishuddhidAyai namaH |
OM shrutidhAraNasuprItAyai namaH |
OM shubhAyai namaH |
OM sarveShTadAyinyai namaH | 108
iti shrI tulasI aShTottarashatanAmAvaliH |
About This Stotram
Sree Tulasi Ashtottara Satanaama Stotram
Sanskrit Title: श्री तुलसी अष्टोत्तर शतनाम स्तोत्रम्
IAST Transliteration:
Overview
The Sree Tulasi Ashtottara Satanaama Stotram is highly significant in Hindu devotional practices, particularly for devotees of Lord Vishnu. Tulasi (Holy Basil) is considered sacred and is often equated with Goddess Lakshmi. Reciting the 108 names of Tulasi is believed to invoke her divine presence, grace, and blessings. Each name in the Ashtottara Satanaama represents a specific attribute, quality, or form of the deity, and chanting them with devotion is a powerful way to connect with the divine, purify oneself, and receive spiritual merit. It is a form of worship that acknowledges and celebrates the multifaceted divinity of Tulasi, who is revered as a divine consort, a purifier, and a bestower of boons.
Details
| Attribute | Information |
|---|---|
| Deity | Tulasi |
| Author | Unknown |
| Type | Ashtottara Satanaama Stotram |
| Category | Stotram |
| Number of Verses | 108 |
| Origin | The origin of the Sree Tulasi Ashtottara Satanaama Stotram is not explicitly mentioned in the provided text. However, Ashtottara Satanaama Stotrams are typically found in Puranic literature, Tantras, or as standalone devotional compositions dedicated to a specific deity. Given its focus on Tulasi, it is likely derived from traditions that venerate the sacred Tulasi plant, which holds immense significance in Vaishnavism and Hinduism as a whole. Such stotrams often aim to encapsulate the various divine attributes and forms of the deity through a list of 108 names. |
Benefits of Recitation
- Attainment of spiritual purity
- Divine blessings of Tulasi
- Removal of sins and negative karma
- Fulfillment of desires
- Peace and prosperity
Best Time to Recite
Morning, evening, during Tulasi Puja, special occasions like Kartik Maas, or any time one seeks spiritual solace and divine blessings.
Historical Context
Ashtottara Satanaama Stotrams are a common genre in Hindu devotional literature, believed to have originated from ancient Vedic traditions and later codified in Puranas and Tantras. The specific composition of the Sree Tulasi Ashtottara Satanaama Stotram is not attributed to a particular historical figure or period. However, the worship of Tulasi dates back to ancient times, with references found in various scriptures. The practice of reciting 108 names is a well-established devotional method aimed at achieving spiritual merit and divine communion. The 'Vedic Tithi' source suggests a connection to traditional Vedic knowledge and practices.
Alternate Names
- Shri Tulasi Ashtottara Shatanamavali
- Tulasi Ashtakam
Related Stotrams
- Sri Lakshmi Ashtottara Shatanamavali
- Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Stotram
- Sri Kanakadhara Stotram
Last Updated: 2025-12-01