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I 108 Nomi Sacri
I 108 nomi sacri della Divinità, recitati tradizionalmente con 'Om' e 'Namah' per Archana e Japa.
Om, riverenza a Prakriti: the Primordial Cosmic Nature and Source of all manifestation.
Verso 1
Om, riverenza a Vikriti: the Multifaceted Dynamism and diversity of the created cosmos.
Verso 2
Om, riverenza a Vidya: the Supreme Transcendental Wisdom and spiritual knowledge.
Verso 3
Om, riverenza a Sarvabhutahitaprada: the Gracious Mother who bestows well-being upon all living creatures.
Verso 4
Om, riverenza a Shraddha: the Living Embodiment of pure faith, reverence, and spiritual devotion.
Verso 5
Om, riverenza a Vibhuti: the Divine Splendor, glory, and prosperity of the universe.
Verso 6
Om, riverenza a Surabhi: the Fragrant, Divine Kamadhenu fulfilling all pure aspirations.
Verso 7
Om, riverenza a Paramatmika: the Supreme Omnipresent Soul inseparable from Lord Narayana.
Verso 8
Om, riverenza a Vache: the Primordial Sound and sacred Vedic Speech.
Verso 9
Om, riverenza a Padmalaya: the Goddess who resides within the sacred, blooming lotus of the heart.
Verso 10
Om, riverenza a Padma: the Pristine Lotus-Born Goddess untouched by the mire of worldly illusion.
Verso 11
Om, riverenza a Shuci: the Embodiment of absolute spotlessness and radiant purity.
Verso 12
Om, riverenza a Svaha: the Sacred Oblation offered unto the fire for the gods.
Verso 13
Om, riverenza a Svadha: the Sacred Offering nourishing the departed ancestors and pitris.
Verso 14
Om, riverenza a Sudha: the Immortal Nectar that grants eternal life and divine bliss.
Verso 15
Om, riverenza a Dhanya: the Blessed One who makes every sincere devotee's life fulfilled.
Verso 16
Om, riverenza a Hiranmayi: the Golden Goddess radiating with the luminous golden light of creation.
Verso 17
Om, riverenza a Lakshmi: the Supreme Goddess of auspicious fortune, beauty, and grace.
Verso 18
Om, riverenza a Nityapushta: the Ever-Nourished Mother who eternally sustains all universes.
Verso 19
Om, riverenza a Vibhavari: the Radiant Goddess illuminating the dark night of ignorance.
Verso 20
Om, riverenza a Aditi: the Boundless Mother of all gods and cosmic deities.
Verso 21
Om, riverenza a Diti: the Compassionate One who nurtures even the lower orders of creation.
Verso 22
Om, riverenza a Dipa: la Lampada Radiosa la cui luce dissipa ogni oscurità e ignoranza.
Verso 23
Om, riverenza a Vasudha: the Generous Mother who bestows the treasures of the earth.
Verso 24
Om, riverenza a Vasudharini: the Supporter and Sustainer of all wealth and life upon earth.
Verso 25
Om, riverenza a Kamala: the Beautiful Lotus Goddess who gladdens the three worlds.
Verso 26
Om, riverenza a Kanta: the Supremely Beloved Consort of Lord Narayana.
Verso 27
Om, riverenza a Kamakshi: the Goddess whose gracious eyes fulfill the noble desires of devotees.
Verso 28
Om, riverenza a Krodhasambhava: the Fierce Power that arises to annihilate unrighteousness.
Verso 29
Om, riverenza a Anugrahaprada: the Boundless Giver of divine grace, forgiveness, and blessings.
Verso 30
Om, riverenza a Buddhi: the Higher Intuitive Intellect and spiritual discernment.
Verso 31
Om, riverenza a Anagha: the Flawless and Sinless Mother free from all worldly taint.
Verso 32
Om, riverenza a Harivallabha: the Dear and Inseparable Beloved of Lord Hari (Vishnu).
Verso 33
Om, riverenza a Ashoka: the Remover of all sorrow, lamentation, and grief.
Verso 34
Om, riverenza a Amrita: the Deathless and Nectarous Source of eternal joy.
Verso 35
Om, riverenza a Deepta: the Luminous Radiance that dispels every shadow of despair.
Verso 36
Om, riverenza a Lokashokavinashini: the Annihilator of the afflictions and suffering of all worlds.
Verso 37
Om, riverenza a Dharmanilaya: the Sacred Sanctuary where righteous Dharma permanently abides.
Verso 38
Om, riverenza a Karuna: the Living Ocean of tender, unconditional motherly compassion.
Verso 39
Om, riverenza a Lokamatre: the Universal Mother who cradles all living beings in Her embrace.
Verso 40
Om, riverenza a Padmapriya: the Goddess who delights in sacred lotuses and pure hearts.
Verso 41
Om, riverenza a Padmahasta: the Goddess holding blooming lotuses of grace in Her hands.
Verso 42
Om, riverenza a Padmakshi: the Lotus-Eyed Goddess whose glance awakens fortune.
Verso 43
Om, riverenza a Padmasundari: the Supreme Beauty whose grace outshines the thousand-petaled lotus.
Verso 44
Om, riverenza a Padmodbhava: the Goddess who emerged from the cosmic golden lotus.
Verso 45
Om, riverenza a Padmamukhi: the Goddess with an auspicious, radiant face blossoming like a lotus.
Verso 46
Om, riverenza a Padmanabhapriya: the Beloved Consort of Lord Padmanabha (Vishnu).
Verso 47
Om, riverenza a Rama: the Delightful Goddess who enchants the universe with peace and harmony.
Verso 48
Om, riverenza a Padmamaladhara: the Goddess adorned with garlands of fresh, fragrant red lotuses.
Verso 49
Om, riverenza a Devi: the Resplendent and Shining Sovereign Goddess of the cosmos.
Verso 50
Om, riverenza a Padmini: the Auspicious Lotus-Like Goddess possessing every noble virtue.
Verso 51
Om, riverenza a Padmagandhini: the Goddess whose divine presence emanates the soothing aroma of fresh lotuses.
Verso 52
Om, riverenza a Punyagandha: the Goddess whose holy fragrance sanctifies all surrounding realms.
Verso 53
Om, riverenza a Suprasanna: the Mother who is ever gracious, benevolent, and easily pleased.
Verso 54
Om, riverenza a Prasadabhimukhi: the Goddess whose face is ever inclined to shower boons upon seekers.
Verso 55
Om, riverenza a Prabha: the Radiant Effulgence illuminating the three worlds.
Verso 56
Om, riverenza a Chandravadana: the Goddess with a soothing face shining like the gentle full moon.
Verso 57
Om, riverenza a Chandra: the Serene Mother who cools the feverish afflictions of mortal life.
Verso 58
Om, riverenza a Chandrasahodari: the Sister of the Moon, born together from the Churning of the Ocean.
Verso 59
Om, riverenza a Chaturbhuja: the Four-Armed Goddess holding Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha.
Verso 60
Om, riverenza a Chandrarupa: the Goddess whose form is cool, white, and gentle like moonlight.
Verso 61
Om, riverenza a Indira: the Glorious Queen of supreme sovereignty and inner peace.
Verso 62
Om, riverenza a Indushitala: the Mother whose soothing touch extinguishes the burning fires of sorrow.
Verso 63
Om, riverenza a Ahladajanani: the Mother who gives birth to unceasing joy and celebration.
Verso 64
Om, riverenza a Pushti: the Embodiment of nourishment, physical vitality, and abundance.
Verso 65
Om, riverenza a Shiva: the Ever-Auspicious, Pure, and Harmonious Goddess.
Verso 66
Om, riverenza a Shivankari: the Bestower of supreme auspiciousness and auspicious good fortune.
Verso 67
Om, riverenza a Sati: the Chaste and Truthful Mother established in eternal fidelity to Truth.
Verso 68
Om, riverenza a Vimala: the Stainless Mother free from all dust of ego and material contamination.
Verso 69
Om, riverenza a Vishvajanani: the Mother of the whole universe who sustains all living entities.
Verso 70
Om, riverenza a Tushti: the Goddess of inner contentment and spiritual satisfaction.
Verso 71
Om, riverenza a Daridryanashini: the Destroyer of both external poverty and inner spiritual lack.
Verso 72
Om, riverenza a Pritipushkarini: the Sacred Lake overflowing with the pure waters of divine love.
Verso 73
Om, riverenza a Shanta: the Goddess established in unshakeable, profound peace.
Verso 74
Om, riverenza a Shuklamalyambara: the Mother draped in spotless white garments and adorned with white garlands.
Verso 75
Om, riverenza a Shri: the Primal Goddess of beauty, glory, spiritual light, and prosperity.
Verso 76
Om, riverenza a Bhaskari: the Brilliant Energy shining with the golden illumination of the Sun.
Verso 77
Om, riverenza a Bilvanilaya: the Goddess who graciously resides in the sacred Bilva tree.
Verso 78
Om, riverenza a Vararoha: the Exalted and Graceful Goddess of supreme stature.
Verso 79
Om, riverenza a Yashasvini: the Goddess who crowns sincere devotees with noble, lasting fame.
Verso 80
Om, riverenza a Vasundhara: the Sovereign Mother who bears all the wealth and mineral riches of the earth.
Verso 81
Om, riverenza a Udaranga: the Goddess whose noble divine limbs express infinite generosity.
Verso 82
Om, riverenza a Harini: the Graceful Goddess like a golden doe roaming the meadows of grace.
Verso 83
Om, riverenza a Hemamalini: the Goddess adorned with shining necklaces of pure celestial gold.
Verso 84
Om, riverenza a Dhanadhanyakari: the Granter of wealth, abundant grains, and agricultural prosperity.
Verso 85
Om, riverenza a Siddhi: the Source of all spiritual perfections, yogic attainments, and success.
Verso 86
Om, riverenza a Strainasaumya: the Epitome of feminine gentleness, tenderness, and motherly grace.
Verso 87
Om, riverenza a Shubhaprada: the Generous Bestower of auspicious events, blessings, and joyful milestones.
Verso 88
Om, riverenza a Nripaveshmagatananda: the Goddess whose arrival blesses royal homes with justice, joy, and peace.
Verso 89
Om, riverenza a Varalakshmi: the Benevolent Boon-Bestowing Lakshmi worshipped in sacred fasts.
Verso 90
Om, riverenza a Vasuprada: the Granter of material wealth, gold, and spiritual treasures.
Verso 91
Om, riverenza a Shubha: the Embodiment of everything pure, auspicious, and uplifting.
Verso 92
Om, riverenza a Hiranyaprakara: the Goddess enthroned within ramparts and citadels of dazzling gold.
Verso 93
Om, riverenza a Samudratanaya: the Daughter of the Ocean of Milk (Kshirasagara).
Verso 94
Om, riverenza a Jaya: the Goddess of Victory who guarantees the triumph of Dharma.
Verso 95
Om, riverenza a Mangaladevi: the Auspicious Goddess who transforms every adversity into blessing.
Verso 96
Om, riverenza a Vishnuvakshassthalasthita: the Goddess who eternally dwells upon the chest of Lord Vishnu.
Verso 97
Om, riverenza a Vishnupatni: the Eternal, Devoted Consort of Lord Vishnu.
Verso 98
Om, riverenza a Prasannakshi: the Goddess whose merciful eyes radiate joy and unconditional forgiveness.
Verso 99
Om, riverenza a Narayanasamashrita: the Goddess eternally reposing upon the chest of Lord Narayana.
Verso 100
Om, riverenza a Daridryadhvamsini: the Shatterer of all forms of poverty, debt, and misfortune.
Verso 101
Om, riverenza a Devyai: the Self-Luminous Goddess worshipped by the trinity of gods.
Verso 102
Om, riverenza a Sarvopadravavarini: the Protector who wards off all calamities, diseases, and disturbances.
Verso 103
Om, riverenza a Navadurga: the Mother who is one with the nine radiant manifestations of Durga.
Verso 104
Om, riverenza a Mahakali: the Primal Supreme Power who dissolves time and terror.
Verso 105
Om, riverenza a Brahmavishnushivatmatmikaye: the Unified Soul of the Cosmic Trinity (Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva).
Verso 106
Om, riverenza a Trikalajnanasampanna: the Omniscient Goddess possessing complete knowledge of past, present, and future.
Verso 107
Om, riverenza a Bhuvaneshvari: the Sovereign Empress of all the fourteen planetary realms (Bhuvanas).
Verso 108
Linee Guida per il Culto e Benefici del Canto (Phalashruti)
PhalashrutiFriday (Shukrawar) & Purnima (Full Moon)
Evening Sandhya (Dusk / Deepa Lighting Time)
Pink Lotus, Kheer, Panchamrit, Kumkum & Ghee Lamp
- Abundance (Dhana-Dhanya), household harmony, and spiritual purity
Contesto
Sanskrit Documents riporta questa litania come «Lakshmi Ashtottarashata Namavali 1» senza indicare alcuna scrittura come fonte, e 103 dei 108 nomi qui presenti coincidono con essa. I nomi, numerati da 1 a 108, lodano Lakshmi, consorte di Vishnu, che, come narrano i Purana, emerse dalla zangolatura dell'oceano assisa su un loto (nomi n. 45 e n. 94). Nella devozione ella rappresenta la ricchezza ottuplice di Ashta-Lakshmi, non soltanto il denaro, e i suoi nomi vengono recitati con fiori di loto e kumkum il venerdì, durante il Varalakshmi Vratam e a Diwali.
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Emersione dall’oceano di latte
Il nome n. 94 (Samudratanaya) e il nome n. 45 (Padmodbhava) richiamano l’apparizione di Mahalakshmi durante il Samudra Manthana, quando scelse il solo Signore Vishnu come sua consorte eterna, tra il clamore celeste.
Il concetto di Ashta-Lakshmi
Il nome n. 85 (Dhanadhanyakari, ‘colei che dona ricchezza e grano’) rimanda all’ottupla ricchezza di Ashta-Lakshmi: Adi (originaria), Dhana (ricchezza), Dhanya (grano), Gaja (potere regale), Santana (prole), Dhairya (coraggio), Vijaya (vittoria) e Vidya (conoscenza).
Dimora sul petto di Hari
Il nome n. 99 (Narayanasamashrita, ‘colei che prende rifugio in Narayana’) richiama la dimora di Lakshmi sul petto di Vishnu, a mostrare l’unione inseparabile tra l’Energia Divina (Shakti) e il Signore che la sostiene.
La dimora sacra nel bilva
Il nome 78 (Bilvanilaya) mette in luce la residenza di Lakshmi nell’albero di bilva, collegando il culto di Shiva e quello di Lakshmi attraverso piante sacre.
Colei che distrugge la povertà interiore
Il nome 72 (Daridryanashini) ricorda ai devoti che la vera povertà non è l’assenza di monete, ma la mancanza di gratitudine, di contentezza e di consapevolezza del divino.
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