Surya Ashtottara Sata Namavali
ஸூர்ய அஷ்டோத்தர ஶத நாமாவலி
Surya Ashtottara Sata Namavali
ஸூர்ய அஷ்டோத்தர ஶத நாமாவலி
ௐ அருணாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஶரண்யாய நமஃ ।
ௐ கருணாரஸஸிந்தவே நமஃ ।
ௐ அஸமாநபலாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஆர்தரக்ஷகாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஆதித்யாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஆதிபூதாய நமஃ ।
ௐ அகிலாகமவேதிநே நமஃ ।
ௐ அச்யுதாய நமஃ ।
ௐ அகிலஜ்ஞாய நமஃ ॥ 10 ॥
ௐ அநந்தாய நமஃ ।
ௐ இநாய நமஃ ।
ௐ விஶ்வரூபாய நமஃ ।
ௐ இஜ்யாய நமஃ ।
ௐ இந்த்ராய நமஃ ।
ௐ பாநவே நமஃ ।
ௐ இந்திராமந்திராப்தாய நமஃ ।
ௐ வந்தநீயாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஈஶாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஸுப்ரஸந்நாய நமஃ ॥ 20 ॥
ௐ ஸுஶீலாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஸுவர்சஸே நமஃ ।
ௐ வஸுப்ரதாய நமஃ ।
ௐ வஸவே நமஃ ।
ௐ வாஸுதேவாய நமஃ ।
ௐ உஜ்ஜ்வலாய நமஃ ।
ௐ உக்ரரூபாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஊர்த்வகாய நமஃ ।
ௐ விவஸ்வதே நமஃ ।
ௐ உத்யத்கிரணஜாலாய நமஃ ॥ 30 ॥
ௐ ஹ்ரு'ஷீகேஶாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஊர்ஜஸ்வலாய நமஃ ।
ௐ வீராய நமஃ ।
ௐ நிர்ஜராய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஜயாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஊருத்வயாபாவரூபயுக்தஸாரதயே நமஃ ।
ௐ ரு'ஷிவந்த்யாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ருக்கந்த்ரே நமஃ ।
ௐ ரு'க்ஷசக்ரசராய நமஃ ।
ௐ ரு'ஜுஸ்வபாவசித்தாய நமஃ ॥ 40 ॥
ௐ நித்யஸ்துத்யாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ரூ'காரமாத்ரு'காவர்ணரூபாய நமஃ ।
ௐ உஜ்ஜ்வலதேஜஸே நமஃ ।
ௐ ரூ'க்ஷாதிநாதமித்ராய நமஃ ।
ௐ புஷ்கராக்ஷாய நமஃ ।
ௐ லுப்ததந்தாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஶாந்தாய நமஃ ।
ௐ காந்திதாய நமஃ ।
ௐ கநாய நமஃ ।
ௐ கநத்கநகபூஷாய நமஃ ॥ 50 ॥
ௐ கத்யோதாய நமஃ ।
ௐ லூநிதாகிலதைத்யாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஸத்யாநந்தஸ்வரூபிணே நமஃ ।
ௐ அபவர்கப்ரதாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஆர்தஶரண்யாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஏகாகிநே நமஃ ।
ௐ பகவதே நமஃ ।
ௐ ஸ்ரு'ஷ்டிஸ்தித்யந்தகாரிணே நமஃ ।
ௐ குணாத்மநே நமஃ ।
ௐ க்ரு'ணிப்ரு'தே நமஃ ॥ 60 ॥
ௐ ப்ரு'ஹதே நமஃ ।
ௐ ப்ரஹ்மணே நமஃ ।
ௐ ஐஶ்வர்யதாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஶர்வாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஹரிதஶ்வாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஶௌரயே நமஃ ।
ௐ தஶதிக்ஸம்ப்ரகாஶாய நமஃ ।
ௐ பக்தவஶ்யாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஓஜஸ்கராய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஜயிநே நமஃ ॥ 70 ॥
ௐ ஜகதாநந்தஹேதவே நமஃ ।
ௐ ஜந்மம்ரு'த்யுஜராவ்யாதிவர்ஜிதாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஔச்சஸ்தாந ஸமாரூடரதஸ்தாய நமஃ ।
ௐ அஸுராரயே நமஃ ।
ௐ கமநீயகராய நமஃ ।
ௐ அப்ஜவல்லபாய நமஃ ।
ௐ அந்தர்பஹிஃ ப்ரகாஶாய நமஃ ।
ௐ அசிந்த்யாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஆத்மரூபிணே நமஃ ।
ௐ அச்யுதாய நமஃ ॥ 80 ॥
ௐ அமரேஶாய நமஃ ।
ௐ பரஸ்மை ஜ்யோதிஷே நமஃ ।
ௐ அஹஸ்கராய நமஃ ।
ௐ ரவயே நமஃ ।
ௐ ஹரயே நமஃ ।
ௐ பரமாத்மநே நமஃ ।
ௐ தருணாய நமஃ ।
ௐ வரேண்யாய நமஃ ।
ௐ க்ரஹாணாம்பதயே நமஃ ।
ௐ பாஸ்கராய நமஃ ॥ 90 ॥
ௐ ஆதிமத்யாந்தரஹிதாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஸௌக்யப்ரதாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஸகலஜகதாம்பதயே நமஃ ।
ௐ ஸூர்யாய நமஃ ।
ௐ கவயே நமஃ ।
ௐ நாராயணாய நமஃ ।
ௐ பரேஶாய நமஃ ।
ௐ தேஜோரூபாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஶ்ரீம் ஹிரண்யகர்பாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஹ்ரீம் ஸம்பத்கராய நமஃ ॥ 100 ॥
ௐ ஐம் இஷ்டார்ததாய நமஃ ।
ௐ அநுப்ரஸந்நாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஶ்ரீமதே நமஃ ।
ௐ ஶ்ரேயஸே நமஃ ।
ௐ பக்தகோடிஸௌக்யப்ரதாயிநே நமஃ ।
ௐ நிகிலாகமவேத்யாய நமஃ ।
ௐ நித்யாநந்தாய நமஃ ।
ௐ ஶ்ரீ ஸூர்ய நாராயணாய நமஃ ॥ 108 ॥
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Surya Ashtottara Sata Namavali
Sanskrit Title: सूर्य अष्टोत्तर शत नामावलि
IAST Transliteration:
Overview
The chanting of the 108 names of Surya is considered highly auspicious and beneficial. Surya is revered as the source of life, energy, and consciousness. Each name in the Ashtottara Sata Namavali represents a specific attribute, power, or aspect of the Sun God. By reciting these names with devotion, the practitioner seeks to invoke Surya's blessings for physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. It is believed to purify the mind, remove sins, and lead to liberation (moksha). The repetition of 'Namah' signifies surrender and humility before the divine.
Details
| Attribute | Information |
|---|---|
| Deity | Surya |
| Author | Unknown |
| Type | Namavali |
| Category | Namavali |
| Number of Verses | 11 |
| Origin | The Surya Ashtottara Sata Namavali is a devotional hymn dedicated to Surya, the Sun God. It is a collection of 108 names of Surya, each followed by 'Namah' (meaning 'obeisance' or 'salutations'). Such Namavalis are common in Hindu tradition and are often found as standalone compositions or as part of larger Puranic or Tantric texts. The exact origin text or scripture from which this specific compilation is derived is not definitively known, but it is consistent with the tradition of creating such lists for devotional purposes, often attributed to ancient sages or compiled by later scholars. |
Benefits of Recitation
- Removes obstacles and brings success
- Grants good health and vitality
- Bestows prosperity and wealth
- Enhances spiritual growth and knowledge
- Protects from negative energies and ill effects
Best Time to Recite
Mornings, especially during sunrise (Surya Udaya), Sundays, and during festivals like Makar Sankranti, Rathasaptami, and Chhath Puja. It can also be recited anytime for seeking blessings.
Historical Context
Ashtottara Sata Namavalis are a prevalent form of devotional literature in Hinduism, with many attributed to ancient sages like Vyasa, Agastya, or compiled by various scholars over centuries. While the specific author and date of composition for this Surya Namavali are unknown, the practice of compiling 108 names for deities is ancient and widespread. These hymns are integral to daily worship (puja), meditation, and ritualistic practices across various Hindu traditions. The provided description mentions its inclusion in a collection of spiritual and devotional literature in various Indian languages, indicating its widespread popularity and dissemination.
Alternate Names
- Surya 108 Names
- Sri Surya Ashtottara Shatanamavali
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Last Updated: 2025-12-01