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Sri Varahi Dwadasa Namavali

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1. om aim glaum aim panchamyai namah' 
2. om aim glaum aim potrinyai namah' 
3. om aim glaum aim dand'anaathaayai namah' 
4. om aim glaum aim shivaayai namah'
5. om aim glaum aim sanketaayai namah'
6. om aim glaum aim vaartaal'yai namah' 
7. om aim glaum aim samayeshvaryai namah' 
8. om aim glaum aim mahaasenaayai namah'  
9. om aim glaum aim samayasanketaayai namah' 
10. om aim glaum aim aajnyaachakreshvaryai namah' 
11. om aim glaum aim arighnyai namah' 
12. om aim glaum aim vaaraahyai namah'

iti shree vaaraahee dvaadashanaamaaval'ih' sampoornam ||

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sri Varahi Dwadasa Namavali?
Sri Varahi Dwadasa Namavali is a collection of 12 sacred names dedicated to Goddess Varahi. It is a powerful stotra that describes the various forms, qualities, and powers of the Goddess.
When and how should one recite this Namavali?
This Namavali can be recited daily in the morning after bathing, with a pure mind. Reciting it on Tuesdays, Fridays, or Amavasya (new moon day) is believed to be especially fruitful.
What are the benefits of reciting Sri Varahi Dwadasa Namavali?
Its recitation helps in overcoming fear of enemies, achieving financial prosperity, good health, awakening the Ajna Chakra, and gaining victory in life. It also provides protection from negative energies.
Who can recite Sri Varahi Dwadasa Namavali?
Anyone can recite it, especially those facing obstacles in life, seeking protection and prosperity, or striving for spiritual progress.
How many times should this Namavali be recited?
Generally, reciting it 1, 3, 5, 11, or 108 times daily is considered auspicious. One can recite it according to their convenience and faith in the Goddess.
What is the origin of Sri Varahi Dwadasa Namavali?
Praises of Goddess Varahi are mentioned in ancient Tantric texts and Puranas. This Dwadasa Namavali is part of her worship, created for the convenience of devotees.

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