Ashtottarshatnaam- Invoking 108 Aspects of Gods
Ashtottarshatnaam literally means 108 invocations of or descriptors of the said God or Goddess. Sadhna has great merit as every Shatnaam can yield great results. This is a wonderful collection of over 100 Ashtottarshatnaams rare and coveted. Shatnaams are really easy for practice by children. Infact in most Hindu temples (South) where regular puja is done Ashtottar Archana is offered to the Gods on your behalf. For a shadhak most Shatnaams’ take only 11,000 repetitions to start working.
Publisher : SWAR Saraswati Foundation (1 January 2015)
Language : English
ISBN-10 : 0990780376
ISBN-13 : 978-0990780373
Item Weight : 200 g
Table of Contents
1. Gakaradi Ganapati Ashtottarshatnam
2. Gakaradi Ganapati Ashtottarshatnamaavalli
3. Ganesha Ashtottarshatnaam
4. Ganapati Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
5. Vinayak Ashtottarshat Naamavalli
6. Siddhi Vinayak Ashtottarshat naamavalli
7. Ganesha Ashtottarshatnaam Archana Stotra
8. Vighneshwara Ashtottarshatnaam Stotram
9. Duttatreye Ashtottarshatnaam Stotram
10. Dattatreye Ashottarshatnaamavalli
11. Rishiya Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
12. Saraswati Ashtottarshatanaam Stotram
13. Saraswati Ashtottarshatnaamaavalli
14. Gayatri Ashtottarshatnaam
15. Gayatri Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
16. Lakshmi Ashtottarshatnaam
17. Lakshmi Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
18. Ashtalakshmi Ashtottarshatnamavalli
19. Shakti Ashtottarshat Divya Sthat Naam Stotram
20. Shakti Ashtottarshat Divya Sthat Naamavalli
21. Chamundeshwari Ashtottarshatnaam
22. Chamunda Ashtottarshat Namavali
23. Durga Ashtottarshatnaam
24. Durga Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
25. Annapurna Ashtottar Shatnaam Stotram
26. Annapurna Ashtottarshatnaamavali
27. Lalitha Ashtottarshatnaam
28. Lalita Ashtottarshat Namavalli
29. Lalitha Trishati Naamavali
30. Gauri Ashtottarshatnam
31. Gauri AShtottarshatnaamavali
32. Soubhagya Ashtottarshatnaam
33. Soubhagya Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
34. Devi Vaibhavaashchaarya Shatnaam Stotram
35. Devi Vaibhavashcharya Ashtottarshatnaamavali
36. Mookaambika Ashtotarnaamavalli
37. Shri Kamakshi Ashtottarshatnamavali
38. Shri Meenakshi Ashtottarshatnamavali
39. Ganga Ashtottarshatnaam Stotram
40. Ganga Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
41. Hayagriva Ashtottarshatnaam Stotram
42. Hayagreeva Ashtottarnamavali
43. Parshuram Ashtavimshatinaam Stotram
44. Ram Ashtottar -Anand Ramayan
45. Ram Ashtottarshatnaam
46. Ram Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
47. Krishna Ashottarshatnaam Stotram
48. Krishna Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
49. Narsimhan Brahmand Puran Ashtottarshatnaam
50. Narsimhan Ashtottarshatnaam Stotram
51. Shree Vishnu Shatnaam Stotram
52. Vishnu Ashtotarnaamavalli
53. Maha Vishnu Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
54. Satyanarayan Shatnaamavalli
55. Gopal Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
56. Sudarshan Ashtottarshatnam
57. Venkateshwar shatnaam Stotram
58. Venkateshwar Ashottarnamavalli
59. Vishnu ashtottarshat Divya sthaanam Stotram
60. Vishnu ashtottarshat Divya sthaanamavalli
61. Rudra Trishati
62. Shiv Ashtottarshat Divya Shannaam Stotram
63. Shiv ashtottarshat Divya sthaanamavalli
64. Shiv Ashottarshatnaam Stotram
65. Shiv Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
66. Mahakailash Ashtottarshatnaam namavali
67. Mrityunjaya Ashtottarshatnaam (Amogh Shiv Kavach)
68. Mrityunjaya Ashtottarshatnaam Namavalli
69. Nandeeshwar Ashtottarshatnaam Namavali
70. Batuk Bhairav Ashtottarshatnaam Stotram
71. Batuk Bhairav Ashtottarnaamavali
72. Bilva Ashtottarshatnaam
73. Dakshinamoorthi Ashtottarshatnaam
74. Dakshinamoorthi Sahasranaamavalli
75. Dharm shasta Ashtottarshatnaam
76. Hariharputra Ashtottarshatnaam
77. Hariharputra Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
78. Subramanyam Ashtottarshatnaam
79. Subramanyam Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
80. Anjaneye Ashtottarshatnaam
81. Anjaneye Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
82. Kaali Ashtottarshatnaam Stotram
83. Kaali Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
84. Tara Ashtottarshatnaam Stotram
85. Tara Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
86. Shodashi Ashtottarshatnaam Stotram
87. Shodashi Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
89. Bhuvneshwari Ashtottarshatnaam Stotram
90. Bhuvneshwari Ashtottarnaamavalli
91. Tripur Bhairavi Ashtottarshatnaam Stotram
92. Tripur Bhairavi Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
93. Chinnamasta Ashtottarshatnaam Stotram
94. Chinnamasta Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
95. Dhoomavati Ashtottarshatnaam Stotram
96. Dhoomavati Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
97. Bagalamukhi Ashtottarshatnaam Stotram
98. Bagalamukhi Ashottarshatnaamavalli
99. Matangi Ashtottarshatnaam Stotram
100. Matangi Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
101. Kamala Ashtottarshatnaam Stotram
102. Kamala Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
103. Vishwakarma Krit Surya shatnaam
104. Surya Ashottarshatnaam
105. Surya Ashtottarshatnaamavalli
106. Chandra Ashtottarshatnaam
107. Chandra Ashtottarnaamavali
108. Angaraka Ashttotar Shatnaam
109. Mangal Ashtottarshantnaamavali
110. Budhha Ashttotar Shat Naam
111. Buddha Ashtottarnaamavali
112. Guru Ashttotar Shatnaam
113. Guru Ashtottarnaamavali
114. Shukra Ashttotar Shatnaam
115. Shukra Ashtottarshatnaamavali
116. Shani Ashttotar Shatnaam
117. Shani Ashtottarshatnaamavali
118. Rahu Ashttotar Shatnaam
119. Rahu Ashtottarnaamavali
120. Ketu Ashttotarshatnaam
121. Ketu Ashtottarshatnaamavali
122. Shanti Path
About the Author
Shrinka Agrawal is an intuitive & gifted guru, whose teachings provide a rare opportunity to better understand oneself and the events in one’s life. She is the founder of SWAR Saraswati Foundation & Sanskriti Gram, both non-profit initiatives and since 2010 has been tirelessly working on her vision to take forgotten aspects of Indian culture in the areas of Classical arts & Vedic traditions to a large number of people and not just to small cultural or literary elite. Since 2010 she has tutored over 300 people into following the Vedic traditions, has staged over 100 classical shows & worked with 1500 villages identifying the developmental needs of rural populace in India.
Shrinka plays an important role in bridging the gap between old traditions & practices and their relevance in the current world. Conducting regular sessions & workshops, she coaches people. She makes religion and its practice a lot of fun attracting audiences from all walks of life enriching them through chanting and discovering spirit in sound. Shrinka has Masters Degrees in Knowledge Management and International Business from India & Germany. With over 2 decades of experience working with large multinationals like Hewlett Packard and Heidrick & Struggles, in her various roles as Managing Director & Head of Operations she has always enjoyed a special place in people’s heart as a mentor & coach. Even today her insights philosophy & religion she continues to enrich & transform lives around her.