Chatushashti (64) Yogini Nama Stotram 1 - catuḥṣaṣṭi yōginī nāma stōtram 1 - Stotra Nidhi
This stotra consists of names and praises dedicated to the 64 Yoginis, emphasizing their divine qualities and the benefits of seeking their blessings.
एअद इन
Read in తెలుగు / ಕನ್ನಡ / தமிழ் / देवनागरी / English (IAST) stōtranidhi → dēvī stōtrāṇi → catuḥṣaṣṭi yōginī nāma stōtram 1 gajāsyā siṁhavaktrā ca gr̥dhrāsyā kākatuṇḍikā
The goddess has many names, sixty-four in total, as described in this hymn.
उषटरआसयआशवअकहअरअगरईवआ वआरआहआसयआ शइवआनअनआ
uṣṭrāsyā:’śvakharagrīvā vārāhāsyā śivānanā
With the face of a lion and the trunk of an elephant,
उलऊकआकषई गहरअरअवआ मआयऊरई शअरअबहआनअनआ
ulūkākṣī ghōraravā māyūrī śarabhānanā
With the beak of a vulture and the face of a crow,
कटअरआकषई चआषटअवअकतरआ कउबजआ चअ वइकअटआनअनआ
kōṭarākṣī cāṣṭavaktrā kubjā ca vikaṭānanā
With the mouth of a camel and the neck of a dog,
शउषकदअरई लअलअजजइहवआ शवअदअंषटरआ वआनअरआनअनआ
śuṣkōdarī lalajjihvā śvadaṁṣṭrā vānarānanā
With the face of a boar and the countenance of Shiva,
रकषआकषई ककअरआकषई चअ बरहअततउणडआ सउरआपरइयआ
r̥kṣākṣī kēkarākṣī ca br̥hattuṇḍā surāpriyā
With the eyes of an owl and the terrifying roar,
कअपआलअहअसतआ रअकतआकषई शउकई शयनई कअपतइकआ
kapālahastā raktākṣī śukī śyēnī kapōtikā
With the form of a peacock and the face of a deer,
पआशअहअसतआ दअणडअहअसतआ परअचअणडआ चअणडअवइकरअमआ
pāśahastā daṇḍahastā pracaṇḍā caṇḍavikramā
With the eyes of a tortoise and the mouth of a frog,
शइशउगहनई पआशअहअनतरई चअ कआलई रउदहइरअपआयइनई
śiśughnī pāśahantrī ca kālī rudhirapāyinī
With a belly that is dry and a tongue that is shy,
वअसआपआनआ गअरबहअबहअकषआ शअवअहअसतआनतरअमआलइकआ
vasāpānā garbhabhakṣā śavahastā:’:’ntramālikā
With the teeth of a dog and the face of a monkey,
रकषअकशई मअहआकउकषइरनआगआसयआ परतअपरषटहअकआ
r̥kṣakēśī mahākukṣirnāgāsyā prētapr̥ṣṭhakā
With the eyes of a bear and the eyes of a crane,
दअगदहअशऊकअदहअरआ करऔञचई मरगअशरङगआ वरषआनअनआ
dagdhaśūkadharā krauñcī mr̥gaśr̥ṅgā vr̥ṣānanā
With a large trunk and beloved of the gods,
पहआटइतआसयआ दहऊमरअशवआसआ वयमअपआदरदहवअदरषटइकआ
phāṭitāsyā dhūmraśvāsā vyōmapādōrdhvadr̥ṣṭikā
With a hand holding a skull and red eyes,
तआपइनई शषइणई सतहऊलअगहणषटहआ कटअरई तअतहआ
tāpinī śōṣiṇī sthūlaghōṇōṣṭhā kōṭarī tathā
With the form of a parrot and the nature of a falcon,
वइदयउलललआ बअलआकआसयआ मआरजआरई कअटअपऊतअनआ
vidyullōlā balākāsyā mārjārī kaṭapūtanā
With a noose in one hand and a staff in the other,
अटटअहआसयआ चअ कआमआकषई मरगआकषई चतइ तआ मअतआः
aṭ-ṭahāsyā ca kāmākṣī mr̥gākṣī cēti tā matāḥ
With a fierce and terrible form,
पहअलअशरउतइः चअतउःषअषटइसतउ यगइनयअः पऊजइतआ नअवअरआतरअक
phalaśrutiḥ – catuḥṣaṣṭistu yōginyaḥ pūjitā navarātrakē
With the ability to destroy children and the power to bind,
दउषटअबआदहआं नआशअयअनतइ गअरबहअबआलआदइरअकषइकआः
duṣṭabādhāṁ nāśayanti garbhabālādirakṣikāḥ
With the ability to consume the womb and the hand of death,
नअ डआकइनय नअ शआकइनय नअ कऊषमआणडआ नअ रआकषअसआः
na ḍākinyō na śākinyō na kūṣmāṇḍā na rākṣasāḥ
With a garland of corpses and the body of a bear,
तअसयअ पईडआं परअकउरवअनतइ नआमआनयतआनइ यअः पअटहत
tasya pīḍāṁ prakurvanti nāmānyētāni yaḥ paṭhēt
With a great belly and the face of a serpent,
रअण रआजअकउल वआपइ वइवआद जअयअदआनयअपइ
raṇē rājakulē vāpi vivādē jayadānyapi
With a burnt tongue and the form of a crane,
बअलइपऊजपअहआरऐशचअ दहऊपअदईपअसअमअरपअणऐः
balipūjōpahāraiśca dhūpadīpasamarpaṇaiḥ
With the horns of a deer and the face of a bull,
कषइपरअं परअसअननआ यगइनय परअयअचचहयउरमअनरअतहआन
kṣipraṁ prasannā yōginyō prayacchēyurmanōrathān
With a split mouth and smoky breath,
इतइ शरईलअकषमईनआरआयअणअ सअंहइतआयआं करतअयउगअसअनतआनआकहयआनअं नआमअ परअतहअमअ कहअणड तरयअशईतइतअमदहयआय चअतउःषअषटइयगइनई सतअवअरआजअः
iti śrīlakṣmīnārāyaṇa saṁhitāyāṁ kr̥tayugasantānākhyānaṁ nāma prathama khaṇḍē tryaśītitamō:’dhyāyē catuḥṣaṣṭiyōginī stavarājaḥ
With the feet in the sky and the gaze turned upwards,