Navratri 2025: Maa Durga 108 Names You Can Chant To Bring Auspiciousness And Prosperity To Your Home

Last Updated:September 20, 2025, 09:15 IST

Navratri 2025 Maa Durga 108 Names: Chanting Maa Durga’s 108 names purifies mind, body, and soul. Discover meanings, rituals, and divine benefits of this powerful Shakti sadhana.

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Maa Durga 108 Names Chanting: Navratri, a sacred Hindu festival celebrated across India, honours the divine feminine energy embodied by Goddess Durga. Spanning nine nights, Navaratri is a time of devotion, fasting, and spiritual reflection. During this period, devotees seek the blessings of Maa Durga, the epitome of strength, courage, and protection.

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A powerful spiritual practice during Navratri is chanting of the 108 names of Maa Durga, known as “Ashtottara Shatanamavali.” These names, or “Ashtottara Shatanamavali,” are believed to invoke the blessings of the Goddess, bringing auspiciousness, prosperity, and positive energy. Chanting these names purifies the mind, body, and soul, fostering spiritual growth and material well-being.

108 Names Of Maa Durga

1. Shree
2. Uma
3. Bharati
4. Bhadra
5. Sharvani
6. Vijaya
7. Jaya
8. Vani
9. Sarvagataya
10. Gauri
11. Varahi
12. Kamalapriya
13. Saraswati
14. Kamala
15. Maya
16. Matangi
17. Apara
18. Aja
19. Shankabharya
20. Shiva
21. Chandi
22. Kundalini
23. Vaishnavi
24. Kriya
25. Shri
26. Indira
27. Madhumati
28. Girija
29. Subhaga
30. Ambika
31. Tara
32. Padmavati
33. Hansa
34. Padmanabha Sahodari
35. Aparna
36. Lalita
37. Dhatri
38. Kumari
39. Shikhvahinyai
40. Shambhavi
41. Sumukhi
42. Maitryai
43. Trinetra
44. Vishvarupa
45. Aarya
46. Mridani
47. Hinkaryai
48. Krodhinyai
49. Sudinayai
50. Achala
51. Sukshma
52. Paratpara
53. Shobha
54. Sarvavarna
55. Haripriya
56. Mahalakshmi
57. Mahasiddhi
58. Swadha
59. Swaha
60. Manonmani
61. Trilokapalini
62. Udbhuta
63. Trisandhya
64. Tripurantakyai
65. Trishaktyai
66. Tripadayai
67. Durga
68. Brahmi
69. Trailokyavasini
70. Pushkara
71. Atrisuta
72. Gudha
73. Trivarna
74. Triswara
75. Triguna
76. Nirguna
77. Satya
78. Nirvikalpa
79. Niranjana
80. Jwalinyai
81. Malini
82. Charchayai
83. Kravyadopa Nibarhinyai
84. Kamakshi
85. Kaminyai
86. Kanta
87. Kamdayai
88. Kalahansini
89. Salajja
90. Kulaja
91. Pragya
92. Prabha
93. Madanasundari
94. Vagishvari
95. Vishalakshi
96. Sumangali
97. Kali
98. Maheshvari
99. Chandi
100. Bhairavi
101. Bhuvaneshvari
102. Nitya
103. Sanandavibhvayai
104. Satyajnana
105. Tamopaha
106. Maheshvarapriyanka
107. Maha Tripura Sundari
108. Durgaparmeshvaryai

How To Chant

During chanting, each of the 108 names are prefixed by “Om.” An “ai” is added at the end of the goddesses names, followed by the suffix “Namah.” Om is the “Bija” (seed) mantra, representing the primordial sound of the universe, while Namah, a salutation, represents respect and surrender to the deity.

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