Sri Vighnesvara Ashtottara Sata Namavali
Sri Vighnesvara Ashtottara Sata Namavali
zrI vighnezvara aSTottarazata nAmAvali
OM vinAyakAya namaH
OM vighnarAjAya namaH
OM gaurIputrAya namaH
OM gaNezvarAya namaH
OM skandAgrajAya namaH
OM avyayAya namaH
OM pUtAya namaH
OM dakSAya namaH
OM adhyakSAya namaH
OM dvijapriyAya namaH (10)
OM agnigarbhacchide namaH
OM indrazrIpradAya namaH
OM vANIpradAya namaH
OM avyayAya namaH
OM sarvasiddhipradAya namaH
OM zarvatanayAya namaH
OM zarvarIpriyAya namaH
OM sarvAtmakAya namaH
OM sRSTikartre namaH
OM devAya namaH (20)
OM anekArcitAya namaH
OM zivAya namaH
OM zuddhAya namaH
OM buddhipriyAya namaH
OM zAntAya namaH
OM brahmacAriNe namaH
OM gajAnanAya namaH
OM dvaimAtreyAya namaH
OM munistutyAya namaH
OM bhaktavighnavinAzanAya namaH (30)
OM ekadantAya namaH
OM caturbAhave namaH
OM caturAya namaH
OM zaktisaMyutAya namaH
OM lambodarAya namaH
OM zUrpakarNAya namaH
OM haraye namaH
OM brahmaviduttamAya namaH
OM kAlAya namaH
OM grahapataye namaH (40)
OM kAmine namaH
OM somasUryAgnilocanAya namaH
OM pAzAGkuzadharAya namaH
OM caNDAya namaH
OM guNAtItAya namaH
OM niraJjanAya namaH
OM akalmaSAya namaH
OM svayaMsiddhAya namaH
OM siddhArcitapadAmbujAya namaH
OM bIjApUraphalAsaktAya namaH (50)
OM varadAya namaH
OM zAzvatAya namaH
OM kRtine namaH
OM vidvat priyAya namaH
OM vItabhayAya namaH
OM gadine namaH
OM cakriNe namaH
OM ikSucApadhRte namaH
OM zrIdAya namaH
OM ajAya namaH (60)
OM utpalakarAya namaH
OM zrIprataye namaH
OM stutiharSitAya namaH
OM kulAdribhettre namaH
OM jaTilAya namaH
OM kalikalmaSanAzanAya namaH
OM candracUDAmaNaye namaH
OM kAntAya namaH
OM pApahAriNe namaH
OM samAhitAya namaH (70)
OM AzritAya namaH
OM zrIkarAya namaH
OM saumyAya namaH
OM bhaktavAJchitadAyakAya namaH
OM zAntAya namaH
OM kaivalyasukhadAya namaH
OM saccidAnandavigrahAya namaH
OM jJAnine namaH
OM dayAyutAya namaH
OM dAntAya namaH (80)
OM brahmadveSavivarjitAya namaH
OM pramattadaityabhayatAya namaH
OM zrIkaNThAya namaH
OM vibudhezvarAya namaH
OM ramArcitAya namaH
OM nidhaye namaH
OM nAgarAjayajJopavItavate namaH
OM sthUlakaNThAya namaH
OM svayaGkartre namaH
OM sAmaghoSapriyAya namaH (90)
OM parasmai namaH
OM sthUlatuNDAya namaH
OM agraNye namaH
OM dhIrAya namaH
OM vAgIzAya namaH
OM siddhidAyakAya namaH
OM dUrvAbilvapriyAya namaH
OM avyaktamUrtaye namaH
OM adbhutamUrtimate namaH
OM zailendra tanujotsaGgakhelanotsuka mAnasAya namaH (100)
OM svalAvaNyasutAsArajitamanmathavigrahAya namaH
OM samastajagadAdhArAya namaH
OM mAyine namaH
OM mUSikavAhanAya namaH
OM hRSTAya namaH
OM tuSTAya namaH
OM prasannAtmane namaH
OM sarvasiddhipradAyakAya namaH (108)
iti zrIvighnezvarASTottara zatanAmAvalIH sampUrNA
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About This Stotram
Sri Vighnesvara Ashtottara Sata Namavali
Sanskrit Title: श्री विघ्नेश्वर अष्टोत्तरशत नामावलि
IAST Transliteration:
Overview
The Sri Vighnesvara Ashtottara Sata Namavali is highly significant in Hindu devotional practice. Lord Ganesha, also known as Vighnesvara (Lord of Obstacles), is revered as the remover of all impediments and the bestower of auspicious beginnings. Reciting his 108 names is considered a potent form of worship, as each name represents a specific attribute, power, or aspect of the deity. By chanting these names, devotees aim to connect with Lord Ganesha on a spiritual level, seeking his divine grace, protection, and blessings for success in all endeavors, both material and spiritual. It is a form of mantra japa that purifies the mind, invokes positive energy, and fosters devotion.
Details
| Attribute | Information |
|---|---|
| Deity | Ganesha |
| Author | Unknown |
| Type | Namavali |
| Category | Namavali |
| Number of Verses | 108 |
| Origin | The Sri Vighnesvara Ashtottara Sata Namavali is a collection of 108 names dedicated to Lord Ganesha (Vighnesvara). Ashtottara Sata Namavali literally means '108 names'. These namavalis are commonly found in various Puranas, Agamas, and Tantras, often embedded within larger texts or compiled as standalone devotional works. While the specific origin text for this particular compilation is not explicitly stated, it is a widely recognized and practiced form of devotional literature in Hinduism, aimed at invoking the blessings of Lord Ganesha. The practice of reciting 108 names is ancient and deeply rooted in Vedic and Puranic traditions, serving as a powerful means of worship and meditation. |
Benefits of Recitation
- Removes obstacles (Vighna Nivarana)
- Brings success and prosperity
- Bestows wisdom and intelligence
- Grants good fortune
- Promotes spiritual growth
Best Time to Recite
Mornings, evenings, during Ganesh Chaturthi, and before undertaking any new important task.
Historical Context
Ashtottara Sata Namavalis, including those dedicated to Ganesha, have been an integral part of Hindu devotional traditions for centuries. Their exact period of composition is difficult to pinpoint as they often evolved organically within oral traditions and were later codified in various scriptures. These namavalis are found in numerous Puranic texts like the Ganesha Purana and Mudgala Purana, as well as in Tantric and Agamic literature. The practice of reciting 108 names is a common devotional exercise across various Hindu sampradayas (traditions). This specific compilation, as indicated by the provided text, is associated with 'Vedic', a platform dedicated to disseminating spiritual and devotional literature in various Indian languages and scripts, suggesting a modern compilation or presentation of a traditional practice.
Alternate Names
- Sri Ganesha Ashtottara Sata Namavali
- Sri Vighnaharta Ashtottara Sata Namavali
Related Stotrams
- Sri Ganesha Pancharatnam
- Sri Sankata Nasana Ganesha Stotram