Shri Durga Ashtottara Shatanama Stotram
A sacred hymn containing 108 divine names of Goddess Durga spoken by Lord Shiva.
॥ Eeshvar Uvaach ॥
Shatanaam pravakshyaami shrunushva kamalaanane.
Yasya prasaadamaatrena Durgaa preetaa bhavet satee ॥1॥
Om Satee Saadhvee Bhavapreetaa Bhavaanee Bhavamochanee.
Aaryaa Durgaa Jayaa Chaadyaa Trinetraa Shooladhaarinee ॥2॥
Pinaakadhaarinee Chitraa Chandaghantaa Mahaataapaah.
Mano Buddhirahankaaraa Chittaroopaa Chitaa Chitih ॥3॥
Sarvamantramayee Sattaa Satyaanandasvaroopinee.
Anantaa Bhaavinee Bhaavyaa Bhavyaabhavyaa Sadaagatih ॥4॥
Shaambhavee Devamaataa Cha Chintaa Ratnapriyaa Sadaa.
Sarvavidyaa Dakshakanyaa Dakshayajnavinaashinee ॥5॥
Aparnaanekavarnaa Cha Paatalaa Paatalaavatee.
Pattaambarapareedhaanaa Kalamanjeerarajinee ॥6॥
Ameyavikramaa Krooraa Sundaree Surasundaree.
Vanadurgaa Cha Maatangee Matangamunipoojitaa ॥7॥
Braahmee Maaheshvaree Chaindree Kaumaaree Vaishnavee Tathaa.
Chaamundaa Chaiva Vaaraahee Lakshmeeshcha Purushaakritih ॥8॥
Vimalotkarshinee Gnyaanaa Kriyaa Nityaa Cha Buddhidaa.
Bahulaa Bahulapremaa Sarvavaahanavaahanaa ॥9॥
Nishumbhashumbhahananee Mahishaasuramardinee.
Madhukaitabhahantree Cha Chandamundavinaashinee ॥10॥
Sarvaasuravinaashaa Cha Sarvadaanavaghātinee.
Sarvashaastramayee Satyaa Sarvaastradhaarinee Tathaa ॥11॥
Anekashastrahastaa Cha Anekāstrasya Dhaarinee.
Kumaaree Chaikakanyaa Cha Kaishoree Yuvatee Yatih ॥12॥
Apraudhaa Chaiva Praudhaa Cha Vriddhamaataa Balapradaa.
Mahodaree Muktakeshee Ghoraroopaa Mahaabalaa ॥13॥
Agnijvaalaa Raudramukhee Kaalaraatristapasvinee.
Naaraayanee Bhadrakaalee Vishnumaayaa Jalodaree ॥14॥
Shivadootee Karaalee Cha Anantaa Parameshvaree.
Kaatyaayanee Cha Saavitree Pratyakshaa Brahmavaadinee ॥15॥
Ya Idam Prapathennityam Durgaanaamashataashtakam.
Naasaadhyam Vidyate Devi Trishu Lokeshu Paarvati ॥16॥
Dhanam Dhaanyam Sutam Jaayaam Hayam Hastinameva Cha.
Chaturvargam Tathaa Chaante Labhenmuktim Cha Shaashvateem ॥17॥
Kumaareem Poojayitvaa Tu Dhyaatvaa Deveem Sureshvareem.
Poojayet Parayaa Bhaktyaa Pathennaamashataashtakam ॥18॥
Tasya Siddhirbhaved Devi Sarvaih Suravarairapi.
Raajaano Daasataam Yaanti Raajyashriyamavaapnuyaat ॥19॥
Gorochanaalaktakakunkumena Sindoorakarpooramadhutrayena.
Vilikheya Yantram Vidhinaa Vidhijgno Bhavet Sadaa Dhaarayate Puraarir ॥20॥
Bhaumaavaasyaanishaamagre Chandre Shatabhishaam Gate.
Vilikheya Prapathet Stotram Sa Bhavet Sampadaam Padam ॥21॥
॥ Iti Shri Vishvasaara Tantre Shri Durgaashtottarashatanaamastotram Sampooranam ॥
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About Shri Durga Ashtottara Shatanama Stotram
Shri Durgashtottara Shatanama Stotram is an extremely sacred, powerful, and spiritually significant hymn dedicated to Goddess Durga, described in the Vishvasara Tantra. According to religious tradition, this divine Stotram was narrated by Lord Shiva Himself to Goddess Parvati. It contains 108 divine, sacred, and auspicious names of Goddess Durga. Each name reflects a particular divine form, quality, power, virtue, and glory of Maa Durga, making the recitation of these sacred names an important part of Devi worship.
The 108 names described in Shri Durgashtottara Shatanama Stotram enable devotees to remember and meditate upon the various divine forms and powers of Goddess Durga. Devotional chanting and recitation of these sacred names are believed to strengthen faith, devotion, courage, positivity, and spiritual awareness. This powerful Durga Stotram holds special significance for devotees seeking the divine grace and blessings of Maa Durga.
According to religious beliefs, regular recitation of Shri Durgashtottara Shatanama Stotram brings the blessings of Goddess Durga and helps devotees overcome various difficulties, obstacles, fears, and challenges in life. It is traditionally believed that nothing remains unattainable for a devotee who sincerely recites this Siddha Stotram. The grace of Maa Durga is believed to bless devotees with wealth, food grains, children, happiness, prosperity, strength, and victory over enemies.
Shri Durgashtottara Shatanama Stotram is especially significant during Navratri, Durga Puja, and other auspicious occasions dedicated to Goddess Durga, although devotees may recite it regularly as well. With faith, devotion, and sincerity, remembering the 108 divine names of Maa Durga is believed to bring spiritual strength, inner peace, auspiciousness, and divine protection. From a spiritual perspective, this sacred Stotram is also regarded as a means of progressing toward ultimate liberation and eternal Moksha through the grace of Goddess Durga.
