Venkatesha Ashtottara Shata Namavali

Salutations to Lord Venkateswara.

Salutations to the one who resides on Sheshadri.

Salutations to the one who is seen by the bull.

Salutations to Vishnu.

Salutations to the Lord of the ever-auspicious Anjana hill.

Salutations to the Lord of Vrishadri.

Salutations to the Lord of the hill that is the son of Mount Meru.

Salutations to the one who dwells on the bank of the Sarasvati river.

Salutations to the one who is served by the sage Kumarakalpa.

Salutations to the one who is seen by Indra.

Salutations to the one who entrusted the leadership of the army to Suvarchala's son.

Salutations to Rama.

Salutations to Padmanabha.

Salutations to the one who is always praised by Vayu.

Salutations to the one who abandoned Vaikuntha.

Salutations to the one who sports in the groves of the hill.

Salutations to the Lord of the Harichandana lineage.

Salutations to the one who is seen by the lotus eyes of Shankha and Rajanya.

Salutations to the one who protected King Vasuparichara.

Salutations to Krishna.

Salutations to the one whose chest is embraced by the daughter of the ocean.

Salutations to Venkata.

Salutations to the one who is worshipped by great yogis like Sanaka.

Salutations to the destroyer of the countless demons headed by Devajit.

Salutations to the one whose feet are worshipped by the liberated souls dwelling in Shvetadvipa.

Salutations to the one who manifests as the Shesha hill.

Salutations to the one who established Garuda on the hilltop.

Salutations to the one who resides on Garuda hill.

Salutations to the one whose celestial palace is hidden by illusion.

Salutations to the one who dwells on Garuda's shoulder.

Salutations to the one with endless heads.

Salutations to the one with endless eyes.

Salutations to the one with endless feet.

Salutations to the one who resides on the auspicious hill.

Salutations to Damodara.

Salutations to the one who resembles a blue cloud.

Salutations to the one whose universal form is difficult for Brahma and other gods to behold.

Salutations to the one who dwells within the golden palace that came from Vaikuntha.

Salutations to the one who, at the request of Agastya, became visible to all people.

Salutations to Vasudeva.

Salutations to Hari.

Salutations to the one who dwells in the five sacred tanks.

Salutations to the one who is dear to Vamadeva.

Salutations to the one who grants the wishes of King Janaka.

Salutations to the one who gives the merit born from the great sacred place of Markandeya.

Salutations to the one who bestowed the status of Brahma upon Vakpati.

Salutations to the one who gives the beauty of the moon.

Salutations to the Lord of Narayana hill.

Salutations to the one whose festival was arranged by Brahma.

Salutations to the one whose radiant palm holds the conch and discus and bestows boons.

Salutations to the one whose body is smeared with flowing musk.

Salutations to Keshava.

Salutations to the one whose form is eternally youthful.

Salutations to the one who grants the desired objects to those who ask.

Salutations to the one who removes the sins of all sacred waters.

Salutations to the one who grants the desires of those who bathe in the lake of the Lord of Tirtha.

Salutations to the one who grants the wishes of Skanda at Kumaradhara.

Salutations to the one who appeared as a boar from the knee-deep water.

Salutations to the tortoise form.

Salutations to the one who ended the curse of the pair of Kinnaras.

Salutations to Vibhu.

Salutations to the one worshipped by the great sage Vaikhanasa.

Salutations to the one who resides on Simhachala.

Salutations to the glorious Narayana.

Salutations to the Narasimha form worshipped by the true devotee Nilakantha.

Salutations to the one who bestowed the command of the army upon the foremost of the Kumudaksha hosts.

Salutations to the one who takes the life of the evil-minded.

Salutations to Shridhara.

Salutations to Rama, the destroyer of the Kshatriyas.

Salutations to the fish form.

Salutations to the destroyer of the enemies of the Pandavas.

Salutations to Shrikara.

Salutations to the form meditated upon by Shiva in the foothill region.

Salutations to the one for whom Lakshmi performed penance on the bank of the golden lotus lake.

Salutations to the one who is adorned with a garland of water lilies given by the lotus hand of the radiant Lakshmi.

Salutations to the one who resides in Shalagrama.

Salutations to the one who is visible to the eyes of Shuka.

Salutations to the one who, at the request of Narayana, became visible to all people.

Salutations to the one who is fond of hunting.

Salutations to the destroyer of the demon Vrishabha.

Salutations to the lord of the lineage of Anjana.

Salutations to the one who resides on the bull hill.

Salutations to the one who gave a son to Anjana.

Salutations to the one who removes the sins of Madhavi.

Salutations to the one who loves to eat priyangu.

Salutations to the white boar.

Salutations to the one whose body originated from the sprinkling of milk from the udder of the blue cow.

Salutations to the dear friend of Shiva.

Salutations to the one who is dear to the son of the Chola king.

Salutations to the one who bestows pure consciousness upon Sudharmini.

Salutations to the slayer of the demon Madhu.

Salutations to the one who gave the position of Vedanta teacher to the brahmin named Krishna.

Salutations to the Lord of Varahachala.

Salutations to Balabhadra.

Salutations to Trivikrama.

Salutations to the great one.

Salutations to Hrishikesha.

Salutations to Acyuta.

Salutations to the one who resides on the blue hill.

Salutations to the Lord of the ocean of milk.

Salutations to the one who resides on the hill of Vaikuntha.

Salutations to Mukunda.

Salutations to Ananta.

Salutations to the one who, at the request of Brahma, assumed a gentle form.

Salutations to the one who grants the desires of those who bathe in the Suvarnamukhari river.

Salutations to the one who gives all the fruits of the sacred place of Halayudha.

Salutations to Govinda.

Salutations to Shrinivasa.