Renuka Devi is a divine mother, revered as Jagadamba, Jagadvandya, and Mahashakti, worshiped by gods, and an ocean of compassion.

What are some of the names associated with Renuka Devi in the provided text?

Some names include Mahalakshmi, Saraswati, Mahadevi, Mahakali, Narayani, Jaganmata, Bhramaramba, Mrityunashini, Durga, Katyayani, and many more, reflecting her multifaceted divine nature.

What benefits are associated with reciting the Ashtottara Shatanamastotram of Renuka Devi?

Reciting the stotram is believed to bestow all fortunes, fulfill all desires, grant eight siddhis, and remove all sins, according to the text.

What qualities and attributes define Renuka Devi according to the text?

She embodies beauty, compassion, power, and auspiciousness, described as the destroyer of death, granter of desires, and protector of devotees, resplendent with divine weapons.

Who composed the Sri Renukadevyashtottara Shatanamavali mentioned in the text?

The Sri Renukadevyashtottara Shatanamavali, a list of 108 names of Renuka Devi, was composed by Sri Shandilya Maharshi, as stated in the provided text.

śrī rēṇukā aṣṭōttaraśatanāma stōtram

1316
Devi Stotra

dhyānam |
dhyāyēnnityamapūrvavēṣalalitāṁ kandarpalāvaṇyadāṁ
dēvīṁ dēvagaṇairupāsyacaraṇāṁ kāruṇyaratnākarām |
līlāvigrahiṇīṁ virājitabhujāṁ saccandrahāsādibhi-
-rbhaktānandavidhāyinīṁ pramuditāṁ nityōtsavāṁ rēṇukām ||

stōtram |
jagadambā jagadvandyā mahāśaktirmahēśvarī |
mahādēvī mahākālī mahālakṣmīḥ sarasvatī ||

mahāvīrā mahārātriḥ kālarātriśca kālikā |
siddhavidyā rāmamātā śivā śāntā r̥ṣipriyā ||

nārāyaṇī jaganmātā jagadbījā jagatprabhā |
candrikā candracūḍā ca candrāyudhadharā śubhā ||

bhramarāmbā tathānandā rēṇukā mr̥tyunāśinī |
durgamā durlabhā gaurī durgā bhargakuṭumbinī ||

kātyāyanī mahāmātā rudrāṇī cāmbikā satī |
kalpavr̥kṣā kāmadhēnuḥ cintāmaṇirūpadhāriṇī ||

siddhācalavāsinī ca siddhabr̥ndasuśōbhinī |
jvālāmukhī jvalatkāntā jvālā prajvalarūpiṇī ||

ajā pinākinī bhadrā vijayā vijayōtsavā |
kuṣṭharōgaharā dīptā duṣṭāsuragarvamardinī ||

siddhidā buddhidā śuddhā nityānityā tapaḥpriyā |
nirādhārā nirākārā nirmāyā ca śubhapradā ||

aparṇā cā:’nnapūrṇā ca pūrṇacandranibhānanā |
kr̥pākarā khaḍgahastā chinnahastā cidambarā ||

cāmuṇḍī caṇḍikā:’nantā ratnābharaṇabhūṣitā |
viśālākṣī ca kāmākṣī mīnākṣī mōkṣadāyinī ||

sāvitrī caiva saumitrī sudhā sadbhaktarakṣiṇī |
śāntiśca śāntyatītā ca śāntātītatarā tathā ||

jamadagnitamōhantrī dharmārthakāmamōkṣadā |
kāmadā kāmajananī mātr̥kā sūryakāntinī ||

mantrasiddhirmahātējā mātr̥maṇḍalavallabhā |
lōkapriyā rēṇutanayā bhavānī raudrarūpiṇī ||

tuṣṭidā puṣṭidā caiva śāmbhavī sarvamaṅgalā |
ētadaṣṭōttaraśatanāmastōtram paṭhētsadā ||

sarvasampatkaraṁ divyaṁ sarvābhīṣṭaphalapradam |
aṣṭasiddhiyutaṁ caiva sarvapāpanivāraṇam ||

iti śrīśāṇḍilyamaharṣiviracitā śrīrēṇukādēvyaṣṭōttaraśatanāmāvalī |

About the Author: Team Trilok

Trilok represents a premier collective of Subject Matter Experts (SME) in the fields of Vedic Astrology, Vastu Shastra, and Religious Studies. Specializing in the intersection of ancient wisdom and modern applicability, the Trilok team provides research-backed insights into planetary influences, spiritual rituals, and Sanatan Dharma traditions.

Dedicated to authenticity, the team comprises certified astrologers and Vedic scholars who ensure every piece of content is factually accurate and scripturally aligned. Trilok serves as a trusted authority for readers seeking precise horoscope analysis, auspicious timings (Muhurat), and detailed guidance on religious observances.