– To the One possessing blinding brilliance. Om Mahavirvya-Vanamya Namah – To the bravest protector. Om Mahavirvaya Namah – To the entity of boundless valor. Om Mukundaya Namah – To the giver of liberation (Moksha). Om Nandaya Namah – To the source of true happiness.
- Om Madhusudanaya Namah
– To the One free from all worldly attachments. Om Vasave Namah – To the Dwelling Place of all beings.
– To the One who lifts the world out of darkness. 108 names of lord vishnu drik panchang
– To the dark-complexioned, all-attractive One.
Start by bathing and wearing clean clothes. Sit in a quiet place facing East or North.
– To the Cosmic Architect of the universe. Om Manave Namah – To the Great Thinker and Progenitor. – To the One possessing blinding brilliance
For thousands of years, practitioners have utilized these specific names to systematically clear negative energy and build spiritual discipline. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the Vishnu Ashtottara Shatanamavali, its scriptural origin, its benefits, and practical steps for recitation. The Spiritual Significance of the Number 108
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Note: Many names overlap or have variants; lists differ across regions and sampradayas. This compilation blends widely used epithets for devotional practice. Om Mukundaya Namah – To the giver of liberation (Moksha)
| No. | Sanskrit Name | Meaning (Attribute) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 1 | | The All-Pervading One | | 2 | Om Lakshmipataye Namah | The Consort of Lakshmi (Goddess of Wealth) | | 3 | Om Krishnaya Namah | The Dark-Complexioned, All-Attractive One | | 4 | Om Vaikunthanathaya Namah | The Lord of the Celestial Abode (Vaikuntha) | | 5 | Om Garudadhvajaya Namah | One who has Garuda on his flag | | 6 | Om Parabrahmane Namah | The Supreme Absolute Truth | | 7 | Om Jagannathaya Namah | The Lord of the Universe | | 8 | Om Vasudevaya Namah | The Son of Vasudeva; The Indwelling God | | 9 | Om Trivikramaya Namah | One who covered the three worlds in three steps (Vamana avatar) | | 10 | Om Damanodharaya Namah | One who chastised (Damodara – bound by Yashoda’s love) | | 11 | Om Sridharaya Namah | The Holder of Sri (Fortune) | | 12 | Om Hrishikeshaya Namah | The Lord of the Senses | | 13 | Om Padmanabhaya Namah | One from whose navel sprouts the Lotus (Brahma) | | 14 | Om Damodaraya Namah | One who was tied with a rope (by Mother Yashoda) | | 15 | Om Sankarshanaya Namah | The Uniter; The Attractor | | 16 | Om Pradyumnaya Namah | The Greatly Mighty One | | 17 | Om Aniruddhaya Namah | The Unconquerable One | | 18 | Om Purushottamaya Namah | The Supreme Person (Above all beings) | | 19 | Om Adhokshajaya Namah | One who never faces deterioration | | 20 | Om Narasimhaya Namah | The Man-Lion (Half-man, half-lion avatar) | | 21 | Om Achyutaya Namah | The Infallible One | | 22 | Om Janardanaya Namah | The Agitator of evil men | | 23 | Om Upendraya Namah | The Younger brother of Indra (Vamana avatar) | | 24 | Om Haraye Namah | The Remover of Sins/Distress | | 25 | Om Shankhachudaya Namah | One who wears the divine conch (Panchajanya) | | 26 | Om Gadadharaya Namah | The Mace-wielder (Kaumodaki) | | 27 | Om Chakrapanaye Namah | The Discus-wielder (Sudarshana) | | 28 | Om Shrangadhanvane Namah | One who holds the bow called Sharnga | | 29 | Om Shrivatsavakshase Namah | One who bears the curl (Shrivatsa) on his chest | | 30 | Om Vanamaline Namah | One who wears the forest garland (Vaijayanti) | | 31 | Om Yajnapurushaya Namah | The Personification of Sacrifice (Yajna) | | 32 | Om Yajneshaya Namah | The Lord of all Sacrifices | | 33 | Om Damayantya Namah | One who subdues the proud | | 34 | Om Shantaya Namah | The Peaceful One | | 35 | Om Niranjanaya Namah | The Unblemished; Without material color | | 36 | Om Sanatanaya Namah | The Eternal One | | 37 | Om Yogiishaya Namah | The King of Yogis | | 38 | Om Yogarathaya Namah | One who delights in Yoga | | 39 | Om Yogine Namah | The Supreme Yogi | | 40 | Om Yogeshwaraya Namah | The Lord of Yoga | | 41 | Om Anantaya Namah | The Endless/Infinite One (Shesha) | | 42 | Om Paramatmane Namah | The Supreme Soul | | 43 | Om Pundarikakshaya Namah | The Lotus-eyed One | | 44 | Om Vishvambharaya Namah | The Sustainer of the Universe | | 45 | Om Vishvarupaya Namah | The Universal Form (Virat Purusha) | | 46 | Om Vishvaksenaya Namah | One who has a universal army | | 47 | Om Prabhave Namah | The Master; The Origin | | 48 | Om Avyayaya Namah | The Immutable/Imperishable One | | 49 | Om Nityaya Namah | The Everlasting One | | 50 | Om Dhruvaya Namah | The Unmoving/Steady One (Polestar) | | 51 | Om Shashvataya Namah | The Perpetual/Constant One | | 52 | Om Anekamurtaye Namah | The Multi-formed One | | 53 | Om Amriteshaya Namah | The Lord of Immortality | | 54 | Om Prakritaye Namah | The Original Nature | | 55 | Om Vikritaye Namah | The Creative Transformation | | 56 | Om Shuddhaya Namah | The Pure One | | 57 | Om Buddhamanase Namah | The Enlightened Mind | | 58 | Om Mukandaya Namah | The Giver of Liberation | | 59 | Om Bhaktavatsalaya Namah | The Loving One towards Devotees | | 60 | Om Paramaya Namah | The Supreme Truth | | 61 | Om Vyakta-Avyaktaya Namah | The Manifested and Unmanifested | | 62 | Om Sarva-Gunaya Namah | Possessing all good qualities | | 63 | Om Parasmai-Jyotishhe Namah | The Supreme Light | | 64 | Om Satchidanandaya Namah | Existence-Consciousness-Bliss | | 65 | Om Puranaya Namah | The Complete/Ancient One (Purana Purusha) | | 66 | Om Vishvamurtaye Namah | The Form of the Cosmos | | 67 | Om Vedagarbhaya Namah | The Womb of the Vedas | | 68 | Om Vedavidhe Namah | The Knower of the Vedas | | 69 | Om Yogeshaya Namah | The Lord of Mystics | | 70 | Om Hiranyagarbhaya Namah | Born of the Golden Egg (Cosmic Womb) | | 71 | Om Sattvikaya Namah | The Purest mode of nature | | 72 | Om Shashvashantaya Namah | The Ever-Peaceful | | 73 | Om Narayanaya Namah | The Refuge of all human beings (Nara + Ayana) | | 74 | Om Sadhuyogine Namah | The Ascetic of holy men | | 75 | Om Madhavaya Namah | The Husband of Lakshmi; Lord of Knowledge | | 76 | Om Keshavaya Namah | Slayer of Kesi; One with beautiful hair | | 77 | Om Hiranyagarbhaya Namah | The Golden Womb (Repeated for emphasis in some Ashtottaras) | | 78 | Om Sarva Devatmane Namah | The Soul of all Gods | | 79 | Om Bhutabhavanaya Namah | The Creator of all living entities | | 80 | Om Bhutatmane Namah | The Soul of all beings | | 81 | Om Bhutabhavanaya Namah | The Nourisher of beings | | 82 | Om Parameshwaraya Namah | The Supreme Controller | | 83 | Om Jagat-Kartre Namah | The Doer of the Universe | | 84 | Om Jagat-Hartre Namah | The Destroyer of the Universe (in form of Rudra) | | 85 | Om Jagad-Gurave Namah | The Preceptor of the Universe | | 86 | Om Jnanagamyaaya Namah | Attainable through Knowledge | | 87 | Om Dayasindhave Namah | The Ocean of Mercy | | 88 | Om Sarva-Palanaya Namah | The Maintainer of All | | 89 | Om Sharanagata-Vatsalaya Namah | Affectionate to those who surrender | | 90 | Om Sarva-Loka-Ek-Nathaya Namah | The One Lord of all worlds | | 91 | Om Padma-Nabhaya Namah | The Lotus-Naveled | | 92 | Om Sarva-Siddhanta-Gamyaaya Namah | Attainable by all conclusions | | 93 | Om Swayam-Jyotishhe Namah | Self-Illuminated | | 94 | Om Pancha-Bhutaya Namah | The Five Elements (as their source) | | 95 | Om Sthavaraya Namah | The Immovable | | 96 | Om Jangamaya Namah | The Movable (Pervading motion) | | 97 | Om Sada-Shivaya Namah | The Eternal Auspicious One | | 98 | Om Avyaktaya Namah | The Unmanifest | | 99 | Om Atma-Swarupine Namah | The Form of the Soul | | 100 | Om Surya-Rupaya Namah | The Form of the Sun | | 101 | Om Chandraswarupaya Namah | The Form of the Moon | | 102 | Om Agni-Rupaya Namah | The Form of Fire | | 103 | Om Ambar-Rupaya Namah | The Form of the Sky | | 104 | Om Vayu-Rupaya Namah | The Form of the Wind | | 105 | Om Varuna-Rupaya Namah | The Form of Water | | 106 | Om Prithvi-Rupaya Namah | The Form of the Earth | | 107 | Om Atma-Samsthitaya Namah | Established in the Self | | 108 | Om Gurubhyo Namah | The Ultimate Guru |
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Many websites list corrupted names. Drik Panchang sources its list from the Padma Purana and Agni Purana , ensuring the Bija (seed) mantras are correct. If you follow a ritual mentioned on Drik Panchang, you align with the actual solar-lunar calendar, which is critical for Sankalpa (vows).