Sri Harihara Putra Ashtottara Shata Nama Stotram

1.    The great preceptor of the universe, the upholder of dharma, knower of time, and master of elephants — Lord Hariharaputra governs all.
    2.    Mounted on the elephant, leader of hosts, tiger-rider, and protector of devotees, the foremost among celestial beings.
    3.    Embodiment of Rigveda, radiant as the moon and stars, serene and ever-pure, giver of divine knowledge.
    4.    Three-eyed, holding the lotus, destroyer of time, son of Shiva adorned with jasmine and lilies.
    5.    The embodiment of love, son of Madhava, worshipped with mandara flowers, destroyer of sin, strong and valorous.
    6.    The mighty warrior, calm and fearless, adorned with serpents, sword and arrows in hand — son of the poison-bearer Shiva.
    7.    Lord of Arjuna, fire-eyed, destroyer of evil planets, protector of the righteous, giver of prosperity.
    8.    Wearing musk tilaka, crowned and royal, worshipped by kings, son of Vishnu, lord of beings.
    9.    Radiant, boon-giver, wind-rider, diamond-bodied, holder of sword and thunderbolt, embodiment of strength.
    10.    Knower of three worlds, full of power, lord of Purnapura, holder of the noose, remover of fear.
    11.    The sound “Phat” personified, destroyer of sin and heresy, protector of the Pandavas, embodiment of the sacred Panchakshara.
    12.    Son of the five-faced Lord, supreme God, remover of worldly suffering, fulfiller of devotees’ wishes.
    13.    Poet of poets, compassionate, destroyer of afflictions, bestower of wealth and success to devotees.
    14.    Wearing tiger-skin, holding trident, skull-bearer, flute-player, adorned with ornaments and crown.
    15.    Resplendent as Dhurjati’s son, revered by the valiant, lord of bulls, bestower of all material and spiritual goals.
    16.    Long-nosed, broad-shouldered, four-armed, ascetic, praised by sages like Sanaka — the divine son of Hari and Hara.

Summary:
The Sri Harihara Putra Ashtottara Shata Nama Stotram praises Lord Ayyappa, the divine son of Lord Vishnu (Hari) and Lord Shiva (Hara), through 108 sacred names. Each name reveals an aspect of His divine energy — as protector, destroyer of sins, upholder of dharma, embodiment of strength, compassion, and wisdom. Chanting these names with faith invokes His grace, removing fear, sorrow, and negativity, while blessing devotees with peace, prosperity, and spiritual elevation.