108 Names of Hanuman: Divine Power in Every Syllable

Hanuman Ashtottara Shatanamavali

The Ashtottara Shatanamavali (108 names of hanuman) of Lord Hanuman is a sacred compilation of 108 divine names, each echoing his unmatched strength, unwavering devotion, and fearless spirit. From “Anjaneya” to “Mahaveer,” these names reflect Hanuman’s roles as protector, healer, and spiritual warrior. Reciting or meditating on these names is not just an act of devotion, it’s a transformative journey that awakens courage, dissolves fear, and connects the soul to divine energy.

Benefits:

• Boosts inner strength and emotional resilience
• Removes fear, doubt, and negative energy
• Enhances focus, discipline, and spiritual clarity
• Invokes divine protection and mental peace

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS

How to Use This Stotra/Namavali for Your Benefit

To truly receive the blessings of this Stotra there are two methods. The first method is that you begin by taking a sankalpa—a heartfelt vow or intention. Decide how many days you will commit to this practice: 7, 9, 11, 21, 40, or any number that feels spiritually aligned with your goal.

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Your intention may be for:

• Financial stability
• A fulfilling job
• Peace and health
• The well-being of a loved one
• Spiritual growth
• Marriage
• Divine grace and protection
• Or any other goal/desire that you may have in mind

 The desire should be genuine and positive, never rooted in harm or negativity.

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Daily Recitation Commitment

Choose how many times you will recite the Stotra each day: 3, 5, 7, 11, 21 or more—based on your capacity and devotion.

If you miss a day, your sadhana becomes compromised, and you must begin again from Day 1. This discipline strengthens your spiritual resolve.

Bhakti Without Boundaries

The second method is that you may choose to chant this Stotra purely out of bhakti—without any time-bound commitments. In such cases, the heart becomes the altar, and sincerity becomes the offering.

 Factors That Influence the Results

The fruits of your sadhana depend on:

• The number of daily recitations
• The total duration of your practice (number of days)
• The depth of your concentration and devotion

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You can amplify the energy of your sadhana by observing certain spiritual disciplines (these are recommended but no mandatory):

• Avoiding non-vegetarian food
• Refraining from onion and garlic
• Sitting for recitation at the same time daily
• Abstaining from sensual indulgences or distractions

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 The more difficult and focused your practice, the more profound the blessings/results after its completion.

Hanuman Ashtottara Shatanamavali Begins