What are some names of Vishnu mentioned in the Lakshmi Narayana Ashtottara Shatanamavali?

Some names of Vishnu include Acyuta, Janardana, Murantaka, Madhusudana, Keshimardana, Jagannatha, Suresvara, Hrishikesha, Trivikrama, Padmanabha, Purushottama, Mukunda, and Vasavanuja.

What are some names of Lakshmi mentioned in the Lakshmi Narayana Ashtottara Shatanamavali?

Some names of Lakshmi include Kamala, Sharngi, Padmalaya, Indira, Rama, Bhargavi, Vishalakshi, Swarnangi, Devi, Indumukhi, Sundari, Ambika, Vaishnavi, Rukmini, Kanth and Varalakshmi

What are the benefits of reciting the Lakshmi Narayana Ashtottara Shatanamavali?

Reciting the Lakshmi Narayana Ashtottara Shatanamavali every morning brings victory and success in all endeavors.

Who are Lakshmi and Narayana?

Lakshmi is the goddess of wealth, fortune, and prosperity, while Narayana is a name for Vishnu, the preserver of the universe. They are often worshipped together.

What are some qualities associated with Vishnu according to the Lakshmi Narayana Stotram?

Vishnu is associated with qualities like being the Lord of Vaikuntha, the destroyer of Naraka (hell), the enemy of demons (Danavari), the son of Devaki, the killer of Keshi, the bestower of boons, and the beloved of Gopis.

śrī lakṣmīnārāyaṇāṣṭōttaraśatanāma stōtram

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Laxmi Stotra

śrīrviṣṇuḥ kamalā śārṅgī lakṣmīrvaikuṇṭhanāyakaḥ |
padmālayā caturbāhuḥ kṣīrābdhitanayā:’cyutaḥ || 1 ||

indirā puṇḍarīkākṣa ramā garuḍavāhanaḥ |
bhārgavī śēṣaparyaṅkō viśālākṣī janārdanaḥ || 2 ||

svarṇāṅgī varadō dēvī haririndumukhī prabhuḥ |
sundarī narakadhvaṁsī lōkamātā murāntakaḥ || 3 ||

bhaktapriyā dānavāriḥ ambikā madhusūdanaḥ |
vaiṣṇavī dēvakīputrō rukmiṇī kēśimardanaḥ || 4 ||

varalakṣmī jagannāthaḥ kīravāṇī halāyudhaḥ |
nityā satyavratō gaurī śauriḥ kāntā surēśvaraḥ || 5 ||

nārāyaṇī hr̥ṣīkēśaḥ padmahastā trivikramaḥ |
mādhavī padmanābhaśca svarṇavarṇā nirīśvaraḥ || 6 ||

satī pītāmbaraḥ śāntā vanamālī kṣamā:’naghaḥ |
jayapradā balidhvaṁsī vasudhā puruṣōttamaḥ || 7 ||

rājyapradā:’khilādhārō māyā kaṁsavidāraṇaḥ |
mahēśvarī mahādēvō paramā puṇyavigrahaḥ || 8 ||

ramā mukundaḥ sumukhī mucukundavarapradaḥ |
vēdavēdyā:’bdhijāmātā surūpā:’rkēndulōcanaḥ || 9 ||

puṇyāṅganā puṇyapādō pāvanī puṇyakīrtanaḥ |
viśvapriyā viśvanāthō vāgrūpī vāsavānujaḥ || 10 ||

sarasvatī svarṇagarbhō gāyatrī gōpikāpriyaḥ |
yajñarūpā yajñabhōktā bhaktābhīṣṭapradā guruḥ || 11 ||

stōtrakriyā stōtrakāraḥ sukumārī savarṇakaḥ |
māninī mandaradharō sāvitrī janmavarjitaḥ || 12 ||

mantragōptrī mahēṣvāsō yōginī yōgavallabhaḥ |
jayapradā jayakaraḥ rakṣitrī sarvarakṣakaḥ || 13 ||

aṣṭōttaraśataṁ nāmnāṁ lakṣmyā nārāyaṇasya ca |
yaḥ paṭhēt prātarutthāya sarvadā vijayī bhavēt || 14 ||

iti śrī lakṣmīnārāyaṇāṣṭōttaraśatanāma stōtram |

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