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Shri Krishna Ashtottara Shatanamavali: 108 Names

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    ॐ श्रीकृष्णाय नमः।

    Om shreekrishnaaya namah |

    Salutations to Shri Krishna, the dark-hued Lord who draws every heart to himself.

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    ॐ कमलानाथाय नमः।

    Om kamalaanaathaaya namah |

    Salutations to Kamalanatha, the lord of Kamala (Lakshmi).

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    ॐ वासुदेवाय नमः।

    Om vaasudevaaya namah |

    Salutations to Vasudeva, who dwells in all beings and in whom all dwell.

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    ॐ सनातनाय नमः।

    Om sanaatanaaya namah |

    Salutations to Sanatana, the eternal one.

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    ॐ वसुदेवात्मजाय नमः।

    Om vasudevaatmajaaya namah |

    Salutations to Vasudevatmaja, the son of Vasudeva.

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    ॐ पुण्याय नमः।

    Om punyaaya namah |

    Salutations to Punya, the pure and holy one.

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    ॐ लीलामानुषविग्रहाय नमः।

    Om leelaamaanushavigrahaaya namah |

    Salutations to Lilamanushavigraha, who took a human form as his divine play.

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    ॐ श्रीवत्सकौस्तुभधराय नमः।

    Om shreevatsakaustubhadharaaya namah |

    Salutations to Shrivatsakaustubhadhara, who bears the Shrivatsa mark and the Kaustubha gem on his chest.

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    ॐ यशोदावत्सलाय नमः।

    Om yashodaavatsalaaya namah |

    Salutations to Yashodavatsala, who is full of love for mother Yashoda.

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    ॐ हरये नमः।

    Om haraye namah |

    Salutations to Hari, who takes away sin and sorrow.

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    ॐ चतुर्भुजात्तचक्रासिगदाशङ्खाद्युदायुधाय नमः।

    Om chaturbhujaattachakraasigadaashankhaadyudaayudhaaya namah |

    Salutations to Chaturbhujattachakrasigadashankhadyudayudha, who holds up the discus, sword, mace, conch and other weapons in four arms.

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    ॐ देवकीनन्दनाय नमः।

    Om devakeenandanaaya namah |

    Salutations to Devakinandana, the son of Devaki.

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    ॐ श्रीशाय नमः।

    Om shreeshaaya namah |

    Salutations to Shrisha, the lord of Shri (Lakshmi).

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    ॐ नन्दगोपप्रियात्मजाय नमः।

    Om nandagopapriyaatmajaaya namah |

    Salutations to Nandagopapriyatmaja, the beloved son of Nanda, chief of the cowherds.

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    ॐ यमुनावेगसंहारिणे नमः।

    Om yamunaavegasanhaarine namah |

    Salutations to Yamunavegasamhari, who stilled the rushing current of the Yamuna.

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    ॐ बलभद्रप्रियानुजाय नमः।

    Om balabhadrapriyaanujaaya namah |

    Salutations to Balabhadrapriyanuja, the dear younger brother of Balabhadra (Balarama).

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    ॐ पूतनाजीवितहराय नमः।

    Om pootanaajeevitaharaaya namah |

    Salutations to Putanajivitahara, who took the life of the demoness Putana.

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    ॐ शकटासुरभञ्जनाय नमः।

    Om shakataasurabhanjanaaya namah |

    Salutations to Shakatasurabhanjana, who smashed Shakatasura, the demon in the form of a cart.

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    ॐ नन्दव्रजजनानन्दिने नमः।

    Om nandavrajajanaanandine namah |

    Salutations to Nandavrajajananandi, who brings joy to the people of Nanda’s Vraja.

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    ॐ सच्चिदानन्दविग्रहाय नमः।

    Om sachchidaanandavigrahaaya namah |

    Salutations to Sachchidanandavigraha, whose form is being, consciousness and bliss.

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    ॐ नवनीतविलिप्ताङ्गाय नमः।

    Om navaneetaviliptaangaaya namah |

    Salutations to Navanitaviliptanga, whose limbs are smeared with butter.

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    ॐ नवनीतनटाय नमः।

    Om navaneetanataaya namah |

    Salutations to Navanitanata, the child who dances for butter.

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    ॐ अनघाय नमः।

    Om anaghaaya namah |

    Salutations to Anagha, the sinless one.

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    ॐ नवनीतनवाहारिणे नमः।

    Om navaneetanavaahaarine namah |

    Salutations to Navanitanavahari, who eats fresh butter.

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    ॐ मुचुकुन्दप्रसादकाय नमः।

    Om muchukundaprasaadakaaya namah |

    Salutations to Muchukundaprasadaka, who showed his grace to King Muchukunda.

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    ॐ षोडशस्त्रीसहस्रेशाय नमः।

    Om shodashastreesahasreshaaya namah |

    Salutations to Shodashastrisahasresha, the lord of sixteen thousand wives.

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    ॐ त्रिभङ्गिने नमः।

    Om tribhangine namah |

    Salutations to Tribhangi, who stands in the graceful pose bent at three points.

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    ॐ मधुराकृतये नमः।

    Om madhuraakritaye namah |

    Salutations to Madhurakriti, whose form is sweet and charming.

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    ॐ शुकवागमृताब्धीन्दवे नमः।

    Om shukavaagamritaabdheendave namah |

    Salutations to Shukavagamritabdhindu, the moon of the nectar-ocean of Shuka’s words.

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    ॐ गोविन्दाय नमः।

    Om govindaaya namah |

    Salutations to Govinda, the keeper and protector of cows.

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    ॐ योगिनां पतये नमः।

    Om yoginaam pataye namah |

    Salutations to Yoginampati, the lord of yogis.

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    ॐ वत्सवाटचराय नमः।

    Om vatsavaatacharaaya namah |

    Salutations to Vatsavatachara, who roams among the pens and pastures of the calves.

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    ॐ अनन्ताय नमः।

    Om anantaaya namah |

    Salutations to Ananta, the endless one.

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    ॐ धेनुकासुरभञ्जनाय नमः।

    Om dhenukaasurabhanjanaaya namah |

    Salutations to Dhenukasurabhanjana, the destroyer of Dhenuka, the demon in the form of a donkey.

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    ॐ तृणीकृततृणावर्ताय नमः।

    Om trineekritatrinaavartaaya namah |

    Salutations to Trinikritatrinavarta, who made the whirlwind demon Trinavarta as light as a blade of grass.

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    ॐ यमलार्जुनभञ्जनाय नमः।

    Om yamalaarjunabhanjanaaya namah |

    Salutations to Yamalarjunabhanjana, who broke the twin Arjuna trees.

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    ॐ उत्तालतालभेत्रे नमः।

    Om uttaalataalabhetre namah |

    Salutations to Uttalatalabhetta, who felled the tall palm trees.

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    ॐ तमालश्यामलाकृतये नमः।

    Om tamaalashyaamalaakritaye namah |

    Salutations to Tamalashyamalakriti, whose form is dark like the tamala tree.

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    ॐ गोपगोपीश्वराय नमः।

    Om gopagopeeshvaraaya namah |

    Salutations to Gopagopishvara, the lord of the cowherd men and women.

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    ॐ योगिने नमः।

    Om yogine namah |

    Salutations to Yogi, the Lord who is established in yoga.

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    ॐ कोटिसूर्यसमप्रभाय नमः।

    Om kotisooryasamaprabhaaya namah |

    Salutations to Kotisuryasamaprabha, whose radiance equals that of millions of suns.

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    ॐ इलापतये नमः।

    Om ilaapataye namah |

    Salutations to Ilapati, the lord of Ila, the earth.

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    ॐ परञ्ज्योतिषे नमः।

    Om paranjyotishe namah |

    Salutations to Paranjyoti, the supreme light.

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    ॐ यादवेन्द्राय नमः।

    Om yaadavendraaya namah |

    Salutations to Yadavendra, the chief of the Yadavas.

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    ॐ यदूद्वहाय नमः।

    Om yadoodvahaaya namah |

    Salutations to Yadudvaha, the foremost of the Yadu line, who carries it forward.

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    ॐ वनमालिने नमः।

    Om vanamaaline namah |

    Salutations to Vanamali, who wears a garland of forest flowers.

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    ॐ पीतवाससे नमः।

    Om peetavaasase namah |

    Salutations to Pitavasa, who is dressed in yellow garments.

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    ॐ पारिजातापहारकाय नमः।

    Om paarijaataapahaarakaaya namah |

    Salutations to Parijatapaharaka, who carried off the Parijata tree from heaven.

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    ॐ गोवर्धनाचलोद्धर्त्रे नमः।

    Om govardhanaachaloddhartre namah |

    Salutations to Govardhanachaloddharta, who lifted Mount Govardhana.

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    ॐ गोपालाय नमः।

    Om gopaalaaya namah |

    Salutations to Gopala, the cowherd who tends the cows.

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    ॐ सर्वपालकाय नमः।

    Om sarvapaalakaaya namah |

    Salutations to Sarvapalaka, the protector of all.

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    ॐ अजाय नमः।

    Om ajaaya namah |

    Salutations to Aja, the unborn one.

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    ॐ निरञ्जनाय नमः।

    Om niranjanaaya namah |

    Salutations to Niranjana, who is free from every stain.

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    ॐ कामजनकाय नमः।

    Om kaamajanakaaya namah |

    Salutations to Kamajanaka, the father of Kama, who was born as his son Pradyumna.

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    ॐ कञ्जलोचनाय नमः।

    Om kanjalochanaaya namah |

    Salutations to Kanjalochana, whose eyes are like lotuses.

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    ॐ मधुघ्ने नमः।

    Om madhughne namah |

    Salutations to Madhuha, the slayer of the demon Madhu.

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    ॐ मथुरानाथाय नमः।

    Om mathuraanaathaaya namah |

    Salutations to Mathuranatha, the lord of Mathura.

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    ॐ द्वारकानायकाय नमः।

    Om dvaarakaanaayakaaya namah |

    Salutations to Dvarakanayaka, the ruler of Dvaraka.

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    ॐ बलिने नमः।

    Om baline namah |

    Salutations to Bali, the mighty one.

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    ॐ वृन्दावनान्तसञ्चारिणे नमः।

    Om vrindaavanaantasanchaarine namah |

    Salutations to Vrindavanantasanchari, who wanders within Vrindavan.

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    ॐ तुलसीदामभूषणाय नमः।

    Om tulaseedaamabhooshanaaya namah |

    Salutations to Tulasidamabhushana, who is adorned with a garland of tulsi.

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    ॐ स्यमन्तकमणेर्हर्त्रे नमः।

    Om syamantakamanerhartre namah |

    Salutations to Syamantakamanerharta, who recovered the Syamantaka gem.

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    ॐ नरनारायणात्मकाय नमः।

    Om naranaaraayanaatmakaaya namah |

    Salutations to Naranarayanatmaka, who is one with the sages Nara and Narayana.

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    ॐ कुब्जाकृष्णाम्बरधराय नमः।

    Om kubjaakrishnaambaradharaaya namah |

    Salutations to Kubjakrishnambaradhara, literally the wearer of a dark garment, named with Kubja.

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    ॐ मायिने नमः।

    Om maayine namah |

    Salutations to Mayi, the master of maya, his divine power.

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    ॐ परमपूरुषाय नमः।

    Om paramapoorushaaya namah |

    Salutations to Paramapurusha, the supreme person.

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    ॐ मुष्टिकासुरचाणूरमल्लयुद्धविशारदाय नमः।

    Om mushtikaasurachaanooramallayuddhavishaaradaaya namah |

    Salutations to Mushtikasurachanuramallayuddhavisharada, skilled in wrestling against Mushtika and Chanura.

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    ॐ संसारवैरिणे नमः।

    Om sansaaravairine namah |

    Salutations to Samsaravairi, the foe of worldly bondage, who sets beings free from it.

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    ॐ कंसारये नमः।

    Om kansaaraye namah |

    Salutations to Kamsari, the enemy of Kamsa.

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    ॐ मुरारये नमः।

    Om muraaraye namah |

    Salutations to Murari, the enemy of the demon Mura.

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    ॐ नरकान्तकाय नमः।

    Om narakaantakaaya namah |

    Salutations to Narakantaka, who put an end to Narakasura.

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    ॐ अनादिब्रह्मचारिणे नमः।

    Om anaadibrahmachaarine namah |

    Salutations to Anadibrahmachari, the beginningless one, ever a brahmachari.

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    ॐ कृष्णाव्यसनकर्षकाय नमः।

    Om krishnaavyasanakarshakaaya namah |

    Salutations to Krishnavyasanakarshaka, who drew away the distress of Krishna (Draupadi).

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    ॐ शिशुपालशिरश्छेत्रे नमः।

    Om shishupaalashirashchhetre namah |

    Salutations to Shishupalashirashchhetta, who cut off the head of Shishupala.

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    ॐ दुर्योधनकुलान्तकाय नमः।

    Om duryodhanakulaantakaaya namah |

    Salutations to Duryodhanakulantaka, who brought an end to the clan of Duryodhana.

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    ॐ विदुराक्रूरवरदाय नमः।

    Om viduraakrooravaradaaya namah |

    Salutations to Vidurakruravarada, who blessed Vidura and Akrura.

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    ॐ विश्वरूपप्रदर्शकाय नमः।

    Om vishvaroopapradarshakaaya namah |

    Salutations to Vishvarupapradarshaka, who showed Arjuna his cosmic form.

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    ॐ सत्यवाचे नमः।

    Om satyavaache namah |

    Salutations to Satyavak, whose word is always true.

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    ॐ सत्यसङ्कल्पाय नमः।

    Om satyasankalpaaya namah |

    Salutations to Satyasankalpa, whose resolve always comes true.

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    ॐ सत्यभामारताय नमः।

    Om satyabhaamaarataaya namah |

    Salutations to Satyabhamarata, who is devoted to Satyabhama.

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    ॐ जयिने नमः।

    Om jayine namah |

    Salutations to Jayi, the ever victorious.

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    ॐ सुभद्रापूर्वजाय नमः।

    Om subhadraapoorvajaaya namah |

    Salutations to Subhadrapurvaja, the elder brother of Subhadra.

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    ॐ विष्णवे नमः।

    Om vishnave namah |

    Salutations to Vishnu, the all-pervading one.

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    ॐ भीष्ममुक्तिप्रदायकाय नमः।

    Om bheeshmamuktipradaayakaaya namah |

    Salutations to Bhishmamuktipradayaka, who granted liberation to Bhishma.

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    ॐ जगद्गुरवे नमः।

    Om jagadgurave namah |

    Salutations to Jagadguru, the teacher of the whole world.

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    ॐ जगन्नाथाय नमः।

    Om jagannaathaaya namah |

    Salutations to Jagannatha, the lord of the universe.

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    ॐ वेणुनादविशारदाय नमः।

    Om venunaadavishaaradaaya namah |

    Salutations to Venunadavisharada, the master of the flute.

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    ॐ वृषभासुरविध्वंसिने नमः।

    Om vrishabhaasuravidhvansine namah |

    Salutations to Vrishabhasuravidhvamsi, who destroyed the demon in the form of a bull (Arishta).

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    ॐ बाणासुरकरान्तकाय नमः।

    Om baanaasurakaraantakaaya namah |

    Salutations to Banasurakarantaka, who cut down the many arms of Banasura.

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    ॐ युधिष्ठिरप्रतिष्ठात्रे नमः।

    Om yudhishthirapratishthaatre namah |

    Salutations to Yudhishthirapratishthata, who established Yudhishthira on the throne.

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    ॐ बर्हिबर्हावतंसकाय नमः।

    Om barhibarhaavatansakaaya namah |

    Salutations to Barhibarhavatamsaka, who wears a peacock feather as his crest.

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    ॐ पार्थसारथये नमः।

    Om paarthasaarathaye namah |

    Salutations to Parthasarathi, the charioteer of Partha (Arjuna).

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    ॐ अव्यक्तगीतामृतमहोदधये नमः।

    Om avyaktageetaamritamahodadhaye namah |

    Salutations to Avyaktagitamritamahodadhi, the unmanifest one, the great ocean of the nectar of the Gita.

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    ॐ कालीयफणिमाणिक्यरञ्जितश्रीपदाम्बुजाय नमः।

    Om kaaleeyaphanimaanikyaranjitashreepadaambujaaya namah |

    Salutations to Kaliyaphanimanikyaranjitashripadambuja, whose lotus feet were coloured by the gems on the hoods of the serpent Kaliya.

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    ॐ दामोदराय नमः।

    Om daamodaraaya namah |

    Salutations to Damodara, round whose waist Yashoda tied a rope.

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    ॐ यज्ञभोक्त्रे नमः।

    Om yagyabhoktre namah |

    Salutations to Yajnabhokta, who receives the offerings of sacrifice.

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    ॐ दानवेन्द्रविनाशकाय नमः।

    Om daanavendravinaashakaaya namah |

    Salutations to Danavendravinashaka, the destroyer of the demon chiefs.

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    ॐ नारायणाय नमः।

    Om naaraayanaaya namah |

    Salutations to Narayana, the refuge of all beings.

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    ॐ परब्रह्मणे नमः।

    Om parabrahmane namah |

    Salutations to Parabrahma, the supreme reality.

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    ॐ पन्नगाशनवाहनाय नमः।

    Om pannagaashanavaahanaaya namah |

    Salutations to Pannagashanavahana, whose mount is Garuda, the eater of serpents.

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    ॐ जलक्रीडासमासक्तगोपीवस्त्रापहारकाय नमः।

    Om jalakreedaasamaasaktagopeevastraapahaarakaaya namah |

    Salutations to Jalakridasamasaktagopivastrapaharaka, who carried off the clothes of the gopis while they played in the water.

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    ॐ पुण्यश्लोकाय नमः।

    Om punyashlokaaya namah |

    Salutations to Punyashloka, whose fame is holy to hear.

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    ॐ तीर्थकराय नमः।

    Om teerthakaraaya namah |

    Salutations to Tirthakara, who makes places holy.

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    ॐ वेदवेद्याय नमः।

    Om vedavedyaaya namah |

    Salutations to Vedavedya, who is known through the Vedas.

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    ॐ दयानिधये नमः।

    Om dayaanidhaye namah |

    Salutations to Dayanidhi, the treasure-house of compassion.

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    ॐ सर्वतीर्थात्मकाय नमः।

    Om sarvateerthaatmakaaya namah |

    Salutations to Sarvatirthatmaka, in whom all holy places are present.

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    ॐ सर्वग्रहरूपिणे नमः।

    Om sarvagraharoopine namah |

    Salutations to Sarvagraharupi, who is present in the form of all the planets.

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    ॐ परात्पराय नमः।

    Om paraatparaaya namah |

    Salutations to Paratpara, higher than the highest.

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In short

This is the Ashtottara Shatanamavali of Shri Krishna: his 108 names, each said as “Om … Namah”. They follow the Krishna Ashtottara Shatanama Stotram (“Shri Krishnah Kamalanatho Vasudevah Sanatanah…”), whose colophon places it in the Narada Pancharatra; the same verses, with small variants, are also in the Brahmanda Purana. By custom a tulsi leaf, flower or akshat is offered at each name in archana, especially on Janmashtami and Ekadashi.

This is the list printed as the “Shri Krishna Ashtottara Shatanamavali” by Drik Panchang and sanskritdocuments.org (Shri Krishnaya, Kamalanathaya, Vasudevaya, Sanatanaya…); the names follow the order of the Krishna Ashtottara Shatanama Stotram. Other lists carry the same title, such as the “Premamrita Rasayana” list (Shri Krishnaya, Krishnendiranandaya, Govindaya…) and the list from the Narayaniya Mahatmya (Golokanathaya, Govindaya, Gopikajanavallabhaya…); the 108 names of Gopala (Gopalaya, Gopataye, Goptre…) are a separate list too. Count: taking every name found in these sources separately gives 109. Here, as on sanskritdocuments, “Avyakta” and “Gitamritamahodadhi” are counted as one name (93); Drik Panchang counts them as two and leaves out the last name, “Paratparaya”, so our names 94–107 are numbered 95–108 there. Some lists leave out “Tamalashyamalakritaye” (38), and one printed book (read through OCR) counts “Tribhangi-Madhurakriti” as one name. Variant readings: 1–2 “Krishnaya” (without “Shri”) and “Kamalnathaya” (kamala with a short a, कमलनाथाय) on some websites and booklets; 11 “…Shankhambujayudhaya”; 24 “Navanitanavaharaya” or “Navanitalavaharine”; 31 “Govidampataye” (also the reading of the stotram); 34 “Dhenukasuramardanaya”; 43 “Parasmai Jyotishe”; 64 “Kubjakrishtambaradharaya”, meaning the one whose upper cloth Kubja drew (the episode of Bhagavata Purana 10.42.9); 83 “Jishnave”; 97 “Danavendravinashanaya”; 103 “Tirthapadaya”; 106 “Sarvabhutatmakaya”; 108 “Paratparasmai”. Texts of the stotram also read “Vatsapalanasanchari” in place of 32–33 and “Bakarir Banabahukrit” in place of 89.

Frequently asked questions

How many names does the Shri Krishna Ashtottara Shatanamavali have, and where does it come from?

It has 108 names of Shri Krishna. They are taken from the Krishna Ashtottara Shatanama Stotram, whose colophon (for example in the 1912 “Brihat Stotra Ratnakara”) places it in the Narada Pancharatra; the same verses, with small variants, also appear in chapter 36 of the middle part (Madhyabhaga) of the Brahmanda Purana.

How is an archana done with this namavali?

By custom, each name is said with “Om … Namah” while one tulsi leaf, flower or grain of akshat is offered to the Lord. After the 108 names an aarti is done; follow the practice of your family or purohit.

What is the difference between the namavali and the stotram?

In the stotram the same names come in verses (“Shri Krishnah Kamalanatho Vasudevah Sanatanah…”). In the namavali each name becomes a separate mantra: the name in the dative case, with “Om” before it and “Namah” after it, as in “Om Kamalanathaya Namah”.

Why do books and websites differ in the names or their order?

Counting every name found in these lists separately gives 109, so each source joins two names or leaves one out somewhere to reach 108. Some words also have variant readings; the main ones are listed in the note above.

When is this namavali recited?

By custom it is recited on Janmashtami, on Ekadashi and in daily worship of Krishna.

Sources

  1. Shri Krishna Ashtottarashatanamavali 1, sanskritdocuments.org (transliterated by N. Balasubramanian, proofread by N. Balasubramanian and PSA Easwaran)
  2. 108 Names of Lord Krishna (Shri Krishna Ashtottarashatanamavali), Drik Panchang
  3. Shri Krishna Ashtottarashatanamavali in “Vrat Mahima” (Thanjavur Maharaja Serfoji’s Sarasvati Mahal Series no. 367), printed copy on archive.org, read through its OCR
  4. Sri Krishna Ashtottara Shatanamavali, bhaktinidhi.com and hariome.com (one textual family)
  5. Shri Krishna Ashtottarashata Namavali, bhaktibharat.com, and “Ashtottarashata Namavali Sangrah” (Manav Vikas Foundation, Mumbai), archive.org (one textual family)
  6. Shri Krishna Ashtottarashatanama Stotram (colophon: Narada Pancharatra), sanskritdocuments.org; the same text on Drik Panchang; Brihat Stotra Ratnakara (1912), Sanskrit Wikisource, pages 293–295
  7. Brahmanda Purana, Madhyabhaga, Upodghata Pada, Bhargava Charita, chapter 36 (verses 21–41), sanskritdocuments.org and Sanskrit Wikisource
  8. Bhagavata Purana 10.42.9 (the Kubja episode, for the variant of name 64), vedabase.io

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