Shri Shiva Ashtottara Shatanama Stotram
A sacred hymn containing 108 Sacred names of Lord Shiva.
Shivo Maheshvarah Shambhuh Pinaakee Shashishekharah.
Vaamadevo Viroopaakshah Kapardee Neelalohitah ॥1॥
Shankarah Shoolapaanishcha Khatvaangee Vishnuvallabhah.
Shipivishto'mbikaanaathah Shreekanthah Bhaktavatsalah ॥2॥
Bhavah Sharvastrilokeshah Shitikanthah Shivaapriyah.
Ugrah Kapaalih Kaamaarirandhakaasurasoodanah ॥3॥
Gangaadharo Lalaataakshah Kaalaakaalah Kripaanidhih.
Bheemah Parashuhastashcha Mrigapaanirjataadharah ॥4॥
Kailaासavaasee Kavachee Kathorastripuraantakah.
Vrishaanko Vrishabhaaroodho Bhasmoddhoolitavigrahah ॥5॥
Saamapriyah Svaramayastrayee moortiraneeshvarah.
Sarvagnyah Paramaatmaa Cha Somasooryaagnilochanah ॥6॥
Haviryagyamayah Somah Panchavaktrah Sadaashivah.
Vishveshvaro Veerabhadro Ganaanaathah Prajaapatih ॥7॥
Hiranyaretaa Durdharsho Girisho Girisho'naghah.
Bhujangabhooshano Bhargo Giridhanvaa Giripriyah ॥8॥
Krittivaasaa Puraaraatirbhagavaan Pramathaadhipah.
Mrityunjayah Sookshmatanurjagad Vyaapee Jagadguruh ॥9॥
Vyomakesho Mahaasenajanakashchaaruvikramah.
Rudro Bhootapatih Sthaanurahirbudhnyo Digambarah ॥10॥
Ashtamoortiranekaatmaa Saatvikah Shuddhavigrahah.
Shaashvatah Khandaparashurajapaashavimokshakah ॥11॥
Mridah Pashupatirdevo Mahaadevo'vyayah Prabhuh.
Pooshadantabhidavyagro Dakshaadhvaraharo Harah ॥12॥
Bhaganetrabhidavyaktah Sahastraakshah Sahastrapaat.
Apavargaprado'nantastaarakah Parameshvarah ॥13॥
Imaani Divyanaamaani Japyante Sarvadaa Mayaa.
Naam Kalpalateyam Me Sarvaabheeshtapradaayinee ॥14॥
Naamaanyetaani Subhage Shivadaani Na Sanshayah.
Vedasarvasvabhootaani Naamaanyetaani Vastutah ॥15॥
Etaani Yaani Naamaani Taani Sarvaarthadaanyatah.
Japyante Saadaram Nityam Mayaa Niyamapoorvakam ॥16॥
Vedeshu Shivanaamaani Shreshthaanyaghaharaani Cha.
Santyanantaanee Subhage Vedeshu Vividheshvapi ॥17॥
Tebhyo Naamaani Sangrihya Kumaaraaya Maheshvarah.
Ashtottarasahasram Tu Naamnaamupadishat Puraa ॥18॥
॥ Iti Shree Shivaashtottarashatanaamastotram Sampooranam ॥
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About Shri Shiva Ashtottara Shatanama Stotram
Shri Shiv Ashtottara Shatanama Stotram is a sacred collection of 108 divine, powerful, and auspicious names of Lord Shiva. These 108 names describe the various forms, qualities, glory, divine powers, and compassionate nature of Devadhidev Mahadev. Lord Shiva is revered in Sanatan Dharma as the embodiment of peace, knowledge, devotion, detachment, and spiritual wisdom. Devotees believe that remembering and chanting these sacred names with faith helps deepen devotion and strengthens the spiritual connection with Lord Shiva.
Regular and disciplined recitation of Shri Shiv Ashtottara Shatanama Stotram is considered a simple and powerful way to worship Lord Shiva. Reciting the 108 names with a calm and focused mind can help promote inner peace, positivity, concentration, and spiritual awareness. This sacred Stotram is especially recited during Mondays, Pradosh Vrat, Mahashivratri, and other auspicious occasions dedicated to Lord Shiva. Chanting the divine names of Mahadev with devotion is believed to purify the mind and inspire the devotee to follow the path of faith, righteousness, and spiritual discipline.
According to religious beliefs, regular recitation of Shri Shiv Ashtottara Shatanama Stotram helps devotees overcome various difficulties, obstacles, and negative influences in life. The recitation is believed to bring peace of mind, good health, happiness, prosperity, and spiritual growth. Remembering the sacred names of Lord Shiva can also encourage positive thoughts, inner strength, patience, and devotion. Through sincere worship and remembrance of Mahadev, devotees seek His divine blessings and protection in their lives.
Read Shri Shiv Ashtottara Shatanama Stotram in Hindi and English on VedMahima and lovingly remember the 108 sacred names of Lord Shiva. This powerful Shiva Stotram is useful for daily worship, meditation, prayer, and spiritual practice. Regular remembrance of Lord Shiva is considered a means of receiving the grace and blessings of Mahadev and progressing toward inner peace and spiritual fulfillment. According to religious beliefs, sincere Shiva worship and devotion can guide a devotee beyond worldly difficulties and toward spiritual liberation and Moksha.
