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हनुमान अष्टोत्तर शतनामावली
Hanuman Ashtottara Shatanamavali — 108 Names of Hanuman Ji
108 sacred names of Hanuman Ji — a garland of strength, devotion and protection, chanted bead by bead like a japa mala.
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Each of the 108 names traces a facet of Hanuman Ji's life — his strength as the son of the Wind God, his unwavering devotion to Shri Ram, his scholarship, and his heroic deeds in the Ramayana. Reciting this namavali is a traditional form of naam-japa, one name for every bead of the mala, believed to bring courage, healing and protection to the one who chants with sincerity.
Why Chant
Blessings of the Namavali
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Strength
- Builds inner courage and self-belief
- Removes fear, stress and anxiety
- Sharpens focus and determination
- Clears obstacles and delays
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Devotion
- Deepens connection with Shri Ram
- Guidance in difficult decisions
- Support in reaching your goals
- Harmony in home and relationships
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Healing
- Brings peace to a restless mind
- Eases fatigue and worry
- Supports recovery and stability
- Renews hope and positivity
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Protection
- Wards off negative energy
- Shields against harm on travel
- Removes evil influence and fear
- Keeps Hanuman Ji's grace close
Listen & Chant Along
108 Names Chanting
Play the chant and follow along, one bead — one name — at a time.
॥ अष्टोत्तर शतनामावली ॥
The 108 Names
Chant one name for every bead of the mala — in order, with devotion.
When & How to Chant
When
- Early morning, during Brahma Muhurta
- Tuesdays and Saturdays are especially auspicious
- Any moment you need courage or steadiness
How
- Sit calmly before an image of Hanuman Ji or Shri Ram
- Move one mala bead per name, from first to last
- Chant the full namavali once, or in multiples of 108
- Let sincerity matter more than speed
Common Questions
"I am strong, protected and guided. Like Hanuman Ji, I meet every obstacle with courage, devotion and grace."
ॐ नमो भगवते हनुमते नमः
जय हनुमान । जय श्री राम ॥