Durga Ashtottara Shatanamavali
The Ashtottara Shatanamavali of Maa Durga (108 names of maa durga) is a powerful invocation of the Divine Feminine in her 108 radiant forms — from fierce protector to nurturing mother. Each name is a mantra of strength, grace, and transformation. Reciting these names is a spiritual armor, awakening inner courage and dissolving fear.
Benefits:
- Empowers inner strength and resilience
- Removes fear, anxiety, and emotional blockages
- Invokes divine protection and clarity
- Balances feminine energy and spiritual power
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.
Durga Ashtottara Shatanamavali Begins

Om Umayai Namah
Om Bharatyai Namah
Om Bhadrayai Namah
Om Sharvanyai Namah
Om Vijayai Namah 6
Goddess who grants prosperity and fortune
Uma, the consort of Lord Shiva
Goddess of speech and wisdom
The auspicious Mother
Consort and power of Shankara
The Goddess who grants victory
Om Vanyai Namah
Om Sarvagatayai Namah
Om Gauryai Namah
Om Varahyai Namah
Om Kamalapriyayai Namah 12
The ever-victorious Goddess
The embodiment of speech
The all-pervading power
Gauri, the radiant and pure Goddess
The Goddess in the form of Varahi
The Goddess fond of the lotus
Om Kamalayai Namah
Om Mayayai Namah
Om Matangyai Namah
Om Aparayai Namah
Om Ajayai Namah 18
Goddess Saraswati, the bestower of wisdom and learning
Goddess Lakshmi dwelling on the lotus
The power of divine illusion (Maya)
The Goddess in the form of Matangi
The unparalleled and incomparable Goddess
The unborn, transcendent Goddess
Om Shivayai Namah
Om Chandyai Namah
Om Kundalyai Namah
Om Vaishnavyai Namah
Om Kriyayi Namah -24
The devoted consort of Lord Shankara
The power of Lord Shiva
The fierce form of the Goddess
The one who wears earrings
The powerful Vaishnavi energy
The embodiment of action and karma
Om Aindrayai Namah
Om Madhumatyai Namah
Om Girijayai Namah
Om Subhagayi Namah
Om Ambikayai Namah 30
The Goddess of wealth and prosperity
The power of Lord Indra
Mother of sweetness, Madhumati
The mountain-born Goddess Girija
The beautiful and graceful Goddess
The Mother, embodiment of all powers
Om Padmavatyai Namah
Om Hansayai Namah
Om Padmanabhasahodaryai Namah
Om Aparnayi Namah
Om Lalitayai Namah 36
The Savior Goddess who liberates from sorrows
The Goddess seated on a lotus
The Goddess with the swan form
The sister of Lord Vishnu’s Padmanabha
The one without leaves on her garments
The beautiful, tender, and graceful Goddess
Om Kumaryai Namah
Om Shikhavahinyai Namah
Om Shambhavyai Namah
Om Sumukhyai Namah
Om Maitryai Namah 42
The Goddess who nourishes all
The youthful Goddess
The one who wears a flame-like hair bundle
The power of Shambhu (Shiva)
The beautiful-faced Goddess
The Goddess of friendship and kindness
Om Vishvaroopinyai Namah
Om Aryayai Namah
Om Mrudanyai Namah
Om Heengkaaryai Namah
Om Krodhinyai Namah 48
The Goddess with three eyes
The one who manifests in all forms
The noble and respected Goddess
The loving and affectionate Goddess
The Goddess associated with asafoetida
The fierce form of anger
Om Achalai Namah
Om Sookshmai Namah
Om Paratparai Namah
Om Shobhai Namah
Om Sarvavarnai Namah 54
The Goddess who grants auspicious and good days
The immovable, steadfast Goddess
The subtle form of the Goddess
The supreme, transcendental form of the Divine
The radiant and glorious Goddess
The Goddess embodying all colors
Om Mahalakshmyai Namah
Om Mahasiddhyai Namah
Om Swadhayai Namah
Om Swahayai Namah
Om Manonmanyai Namah 60
The Goddess beloved by Hari (Vishnu)
The form of Mahalakshmi
The Goddess who grants great accomplishments
Swadha, offered to ancestors
Swaha, offered into fire
The pleasing and delightful Goddess
Om Udbhutai Namah
Om Trisandhyai Namah
Om Tripurantakyai Namah
Om Trishaktyai Namah
Om Tripadai Namah 66
The Goddess who protects the three worlds
The risen and manifested Goddess
The Goddess of the three junctions of time
The destroyer of the three cities (Tripura)
The one with three powers
The Goddess of the three steps
Om Brahmayai Namah
Om Trailokyavasinai Namah
Om Pushkarayai Namah
Om Atrisutai Namah
Om Gudhayai Namah 72
The powerful Goddess Durga
The power of Brahma
The Mistress of the three worlds
The pure Goddess like a lotus
The daughter of Sage Atri
The secret and mysterious form of the Goddess
Om Trisvarai Namah
Om Trigunai Namah
Om Nirgunai Namah
Om Satyai Namah
Om Nirvikalpai Namah 78
The Goddess of the three colors
The Goddess of the three forms
The Goddess of the three qualities (Sattva, Rajas, Tamas)
The Goddess beyond qualities
The embodiment of truth
The indivisible and undifferentiated Goddess
Om Jwalinai Namah
Om Malinai Namah
Om Charchai Namah
Om Kravyadop Nibarhini Namah
Om Kamakshyai Namah 84
The pure and spotless Goddess
The Goddess of fire and flames
The one who wears garlands
The well-known and celebrated Goddess
The remover of blood-related faults
Kamakhshi, the Goddess of desires
Om Kantayai Namah
Om Kamadayai Namah
Om Kalahansinyai Namah
Om Salajjai Namah
Om Kulajai Namah 90
The Goddess who desires and loves
The beautiful and charming Goddess
The fulfiller of desires
Like the swan, gentle and pure
Shy and modest Goddess
The progenitor of families
Om Prabhayai Namah
Om Madansundaryai Namah
Om Vagishwaryai Namah
Om Vishalakshyai Namah
Om Sumangalyai Namah 96
The Goddess of wisdom and intellect
The radiant and brilliant Goddess
The beautiful and charming Goddess
The mistress of speech
The Goddess with large eyes
The giver of auspiciousness and good fortune
Om Maheshwaryai Namah
Om Chandyai Namah
Om Bhairavyai Namah
Om Bhuvaneshwaryai Namah
Om Nityai Namah 102
The Goddess who controls time
The power of Maheshwar (Shiva)
The fierce form of the Goddess
The Goddess as Bhairava
The Mistress of the worlds
The eternal and perpetual Goddess
Om Satyajnyanai Namah
Om Tamopahayai Namah
Om Maheshwarapriyangkaryai Namah
Om Mahatripurasundaryai Namah
Om Durgaparmeswaryai Namah 108
The Goddess who gives happiness and wealth
The embodiment of truth and knowledge
The one who removes darkness and ignorance
The beloved power of Maheshwar (the Great Lord)
The beautiful destroyer of the demon Tripurasura
Durgā, the supreme Goddess