Shri Lalita Ashtottara Shatanamavali

May there be auspiciousness.

Now begins the holy one hundred and eight names of Lalita.

Om, Aim, Hrim, Shrim.

Now the meditation:

She whose form is red like vermilion, who has three eyes, whose crown shines with rubies, who is adorned with the moon-crested jewel, whose face is smiling, and whose breasts are full and prominent.

She holds in her hands a cup filled with precious gems and a red lotus; she is serene, with feet reddened by the reflection of a jeweled pot—meditate on that supreme Mother.

Salutations to Her who dwells on the summit of the silver mountain.

Salutations to Her who purifies the great lineage of the Himalayan mountain.

Salutations to Her whose body is the beauty of half of Shankara's form.

Salutations to Her whose form is clear and radiant like shining emerald.

Salutations to Her who possesses supreme and extraordinary beauty and grace.

Salutations to Her who is the beloved life of the moon-crested Lord.

Salutations to Her whose essential nature is the unity of the ever-present fifteen-syllable mantra.

Salutations to Her who wears a crown adorned with diamonds and rubies.

Salutations to Her whose forehead shines with a musk tilaka mark.

Salutations to Her whose radiant forehead is marked with lines of sacred ash.

Salutations to Her whose eyes are like fully bloomed lotus petals.

Salutations to Her whose nose is beautiful like the autumn champaka flower.

Salutations to Her who wears a pair of shining golden earrings.

Salutations to Her whose cheeks are like a jeweled mirror.

Salutations to Her whose smiling face is filled with betel nut.

Salutations to Her whose teeth are like the seeds of a perfectly ripe pomegranate.

Salutations to Her whose neck is beautiful like a conch shell and areca nut.

Salutations to Her who wears a splendid necklace of large pearls.

Salutations to Her who is the auspiciousness of the sacred thread tied by the Lord of mountains.

Salutations to Her whose lotus hands shine with a noose and a goad.

Salutations to Her who wears a garland of lotuses, white lotuses, and mandara flowers.

Salutations to Her whose breasts are like a pair of golden pots.

Salutations to Her who is endowed with four beautiful arms.

Salutations to Her who is adorned with golden armlets and bracelets.

Salutations to Her who wears a garment of great golden beauty.

Salutations to Her whose hips and waist are splendid and prominent.

Salutations to Her whose middle is adorned with the grace of auspicious beauty.

Salutations to Her who is beautified by a multitude of divine ornaments.

Salutations to Her whose lotus feet surpass the virtues of the parijata tree.

Salutations to Her whose feet are like fine rubies.

Salutations to Her who dwells on the great lotus seat of Kamakoti.

Salutations to Her who is the moonlight for the white lotuses that are the eyes of Shrikanta.

Salutations to Her who is served by the moving Rama and Vani.

Salutations to Her whose compassionate sidelong glance protects devotees.

Salutations to Her whose body has horripilation arising from the embrace of Bhutesha.

Salutations to Her whose sidelong glance is the cause of the birth of the bodiless god of love.

Salutations to Her who is adorned with the jewels from the heads of Brahma and Upendra.

Salutations to Her who is served by Shachi and other celestial maidens.

Salutations to Her who playfully creates the entire universe.

Salutations to Her who is surrounded by great powers like Amrita.

Salutations to Her who bestows sovereign rule under a single umbrella.

Salutations to Her whose feet are worshipped by Sanaka and others.

Salutations to Her whose glory is praised by divine sages.

Salutations to Her who is worshipped by Durvasa, born from a pot.

Salutations to Her who is affectionate to the elephant-faced and six-faced ones.

Salutations to Her who dwells in the center of the great yantra of the king of chakras.

Salutations to Her whose beautiful body arose from the fire pit of consciousness.

Salutations to Her whose crown is adorned with a crescent moon.

Salutations to Her whose gait is slow and graceful like a female swan in rut.

Salutations to Her who is worshipped by crowds of supplicants.

Salutations to Her who grants bliss to those who are introverted.

Salutations to Her who grants the desired fruits to devoted wives.

Salutations to Her who is filled with an unfeigned flood of compassion.

Salutations to Her who is united with supreme existence, consciousness, and bliss.

Salutations to Her whose radiance equals a thousand suns.

Salutations to Her who dwells in a house made of the wish-fulfilling gem.

Salutations to Her who is free from the qualities of decrease and increase.

Salutations to Her who resides in the middle of the great lotus forest.

Salutations to Her who is the witness of the waking, dream, and deep sleep states.

Salutations to Her who destroys the multitude of great sins.

Salutations to Her who dispels the great fear of the wicked.

Salutations to Her who impels all gods and demons.

Salutations to Her who dwells in the lotus of the heart of all beings.

Salutations to Her whose abode is the great lotus of the anahata chakra.

Salutations to Her who resides in the thousand-petaled lotus.

Salutations to Her who abides in the state free from rebirth.

Salutations to Her who is praised by Vani, Gayatri, and Savitri.

Salutations to Her whose lotus feet are worshipped by Rama, Bhumi, and her son.

Salutations to Her whose glorious feet are worshipped by Lopamudra.

Salutations to Her whose body possesses the beauty of a thousand Rati goddesses.

Salutations to Her whose heart is satisfied by mere contemplation.

Salutations to Her who grants the perfection of true and complete knowledge.

Salutations to Her who bestows the joy arising from the glance of Shri.

Salutations to Her who dwells in the center of the island of gems in the ocean of nectar.

Salutations to Her who is the means of destroying Daksha's sacrifice.

Salutations to Her who shines as the sister of Shrinatha.

Salutations to Her who dispels the afflictions of the devotees of Chandrashekhara.

Salutations to Her who is consciousness free from all limiting adjuncts.

Salutations to Her who grants the desired fruits through the recitation of Her names.

Salutations to Her whose will encompasses creation, preservation, and dissolution.

Salutations to Her who dwells in the center of the sixteen-syllable mantra.

Salutations to Her whose divine form is self-existent, without beginning or end.

Salutations to Her who causes separation from the foremost devotees who are like swans.

Salutations to Her who is Lalita, united with the circle of mothers.

Salutations to Her who destroys the great demon Bhandasura.

Salutations to Her who is skilled in cutting off the head of the cruel Bhandasura.

Salutations to Her who grants happiness to the lord of gods who was cast down by Brahma.

Salutations to Her who destroys Chanda, Munda, Nishumbha, and others.

Salutations to Her who teaches Raktaksha, Raktajihva, and others.

Salutations to Her who subdues the arm-strength of the buffalo demon.

Salutations to Her who is the cause of the great enthusiasm of Abhrakesha.

Salutations to Her who is intent on dancing together with Mahesha.

Salutations to Her who contemplates the lotus face of Her own consort.

Salutations to Her who is the realization of the wisdom of the bull-bannered Lord.

Salutations to Her who destroys birth, death, old age, and disease.

Salutations to Her who grants perfection to the wise who are freed from conditioning.

Salutations to Her who destroys the six enemies—desire, anger, and so on.

Salutations to Her whose lotus feet are worshipped by the king of kings.

Salutations to Her who is the true essence realized by all Vedanta.

Salutations to Her who ordains the wisdom of heroic devotees.

Salutations to Her who slays all wicked demons.

Salutations to Her who is the beautiful form of the direct Dakshinamurti.

Salutations to Her whose greatness is worshipped at the forefront of the horse sacrifice.

Salutations to Her who is richly adorned as the daughter of Prajapati Daksha.

Salutations to Her who is adorned with a bow of sugarcane and arrows of flowers.

Salutations to Her who is the auspiciousness of eternal youth and marital bliss.

Salutations to Her whose body is united with Mahadeva.

Salutations to Her who is the great goddess, eager for the love of Mahadeva.

May this be offered to Shri Jagadamba.

Thus ends the holy one hundred and eight names of Lalita.