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Sri Lalitha Panchavimsati Nama Stotram

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śrī lalitā paṃcaviṃśatināma stotraṃ

agastya uvāca |
vājivaktra mahābuddhe paṃcaviṃśatināmabhiḥ |
lalitāparameśānyā dehi karṇarasāyanam || 1 ||

hayagrīva uvāca |
siṃhāsaneśī lalitā mahārājñī parāṃkuśā |
cāpinī tripurā caiva mahātripurasuṃdarī || 2 ||

suṃdarī cakranāthā ca sāmrājī cakriṇī tathā |
cakreśvarī mahādevī kāmeśī parameśvarī || 3 ||

kāmarājapriyā kāmakoṭikā cakravartinī |
mahāvidyā śivānaṃgavallabhā sarvapāṭalā || 4 ||

kulanāthā''mnāyanāthā sarvāmnāyanivāsinī |
śṛṃgāranāyikā ceti paṃcaviṃśatināmabhiḥ || 5 ||

stuvaṃti ye mahābhāgāṃ lalitāṃ parameśvarīm |
te prāpnuvaṃti saubhāgyamaṣṭausiddhīrmahadyaśaḥ || 6 ||

iti śrībrahmāṃḍapurāṇe lalitopākhyāne aṣṭādaśo'dhyāye śrīlalitā paṃcaviṃśatināma stotram |

Meaning

1.    Agastya speaks:
Sage Agastya prays to Lord Hayagriva, asking him to reveal the 25 sacred names of Goddess Lalita Parameshwari that are as sweet as nectar to the ears.

2–5. Hayagriva replies:
He enumerates the divine names of the Goddess —
She is Simhasaneshi, the Empress of all realms; Lalita, the embodiment of grace; Maharajni, the supreme queen; and Parankusha, the compassionate controller of creation.
She is Chapini, the wielder of the bow; Tripura, the ruler of the three worlds; and Maha Tripurasundari, the pinnacle of beauty and power.
She is Chakranatha, Samraji, Chakrini, Mahadevi, Kameshi, and Parameshwari — the absolute divine force behind the universe.
She is Kamarajapriya, Kamakotika, Mahavidya, Shivanangavallabha, and Sarvapatala, symbolizing wisdom, bliss, and supreme creativity.
She is Kulanatha, Amnayanatha, and Shrungara Nayika, the source of all tantra, knowledge, and love.
    6.    Result of Recitation:
Those who chant these 25 names of Goddess Lalita Parameshwari attain great fortune, eight divine powers, fame, and divine blessings.

Summary:

The Sri Lalita Panchavimshati Nama Stotram praises the twenty-five forms of Goddess Lalita Tripurasundari. Each name is a mantra representing her boundless beauty, wisdom, and strength. Chanting this stotram fills life with prosperity, inner harmony, and divine grace. The devotee’s consciousness aligns with the energy of the supreme mother, leading to both worldly success and spiritual fulfillment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Sri Lalita Panchavimsati Nama Stotram?
It is a sacred hymn praising the 25 divine names of Goddess Lalita Parameshwari, revealed in the Brahmanda Purana when Sage Agastya prayed to Lord Hayagriva. These names embody the Goddess's beauty, power, and compassion.
When and how should one recite this stotram?
This stotram can be recited daily in the morning or evening after bathing, with a pure mind. Reciting it on Tuesdays, Fridays, or Purnima (full moon) days is considered especially auspicious and fruitful.
What are the main benefits of chanting the Sri Lalita Panchavimsati Nama Stotram?
Chanting this stotram bestows Ashtasiddhis (eight divine powers), great fame, good fortune, and prosperity. It also leads to spiritual upliftment and inner peace.
Who should recite this stotram?
Devotees of Goddess Lalita, those seeking spiritual progress, and individuals desiring good fortune and peace in life can recite this stotram, regardless of gender, age, or caste.
How many times should this stotram be recited?
Generally, it is recommended to recite it at least once a day, or 11, 21, or 108 times. The number of repetitions can be adjusted based on one's devotion and available time.
What is the origin or source of this stotram?
This stotram is mentioned in the eighteenth chapter of the Lalitopakhyana within the Sri Brahmanda Purana, as a prayer offered by Sage Agastya to Lord Hayagriva.

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