Sri Narasimha Dwadasa Namavali
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1. om mahaajvaalaaya namah'
2. om ugrakesaree namah'
3. om vajradamsht'raaya namah'
4. om vishaaradaaya namah'
5. om naarasimhaaya namah'
6. om kashyapamardanaaya namah'
7. om yaatuhantaaya namah'
8. om devavallabhaaya namah'
9. om prahlaada varadaaya namah'
10. om ananta hastaaya namah'
11. om mahaarudraaya namah'
12. om daarunaaya namah'
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sri Narasimha Dwadasa Namavali?
It is a powerful, concise hymn comprising twelve auspicious names of Lord Narasimha, the fierce incarnation of Lord Vishnu. These names describe the Lord's strength, valor, and immense compassion towards His devotees.
When and how should one recite this stotra?
This stotra can be recited daily in the morning after bathing, with a pure mind and devotion. It is particularly beneficial to recite it during times of distress or for the fulfillment of specific desires.
What are the main benefits of reciting Sri Narasimha Dwadasa Namavali?
Reciting this stotra offers protection from all calamities, dispels fear from enemies, brings mental peace, increases courage, and fulfills wishes. Lord Narasimha grants fearlessness to His devotees.
Who should recite this Namavali?
Anyone, irrespective of gender, can recite this Namavali with a pure heart and devotion. It is especially beneficial for those experiencing fear, anxiety, or troubles from adversaries.
How many times should this stotra be recited?
It is recommended to recite this Namavali at least 11, 21, 51, or 108 times daily. You can adjust the number of recitations according to your time availability and devotion.
What is the origin or source of Sri Narasimha Dwadasa Namavali?
This Dwadasa Namavali is based on the glories of Lord Narasimha described in the Puranas. It commemorates the Lord's valor in protecting Prahlada and has been composed in a concise form for the convenience of devotees.
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