śrīdattātreyāṣṭottaraśatanāmastotram

The One Hundred and Eight Names of Lord Dattatreya.

Om, the son of Anasuya, the infinite, the primordial, the descendant of Atri, the bestower of the Self, the Lord of Ida, worshipped by the Lord of the Earth, the Supreme Lord, whose virtuous qualities are praised.

He who is in a state of divine madness, He who possesses supreme glory, He who is the creator of the universe, He who is fond of the upward path, He who is the remover of debts, He who is the best among sages, He who is worshipped by the wise, and He who is the teacher of the righteous.

He who is worshipped by the letter 'Lṛ', He who grants the path of 'Lṛ', He who is worshipped by the letter 'Lṝ', He who is preceded by 'Lṝ', He who knows the desired future, He who is the sole purpose, He who grants the realization of oneness, and He who perceives unity.

He who is denoted by the syllable Om, the source of vital energy, the bestower of detachment, the medicine for worldly existence, the indweller of the cosmic egg, the protector of the inner self, and the one who has destroyed the impurities of his own heart.

He who is beyond all karmas, He who is the Lord of Kartavirya, He who is the destroyer of the wicked, He who is worshipped by the celestial beings, He who bathes in the waters of the flowing Ganga, He who destroys terrible sins, and He who is the radiance of dense consciousness.

He who teaches the knowledge of the Absolute, He whose mind is pure, He who is clever, He who is the elder brother of the Moon, He who fulfills the desires of the devotees, He who is praised by the Vedas, He who is the bestower of victory, and He who is the Lord of the universe.

He who is the storm, who bathes in the waterfall, who removes the ignorance of the 'Jna' (the knower), who is devoid of the 'Jna' (the limited ego), who is the commentator, who creates the 'Tittibha' (the universe), who destroys the arguments of those who speak of 'Tha' (the ritualists), and who knows the essence of the 'Tha' (the supreme truth).

He who is the Lord of the Damara (a tantric text), who holds the Damaru (drum), who is the creator of the sound of the drum, and who is dear to the King of the Dhundis (Ganesha).

He who is the observer of the subtle, He who is unattainable by the Vedas, and He who pacifies the distress of those who know the Truth.

He who dances with the sound of "thai-thai," he who is the giver, the ocean of compassion, the bestower of wealth, the protector of righteousness, the naked one, and the restorer of lost wealth.

The Supreme Energy, the destroyer of sins, the bestower of fruits, the wearer of the serpent-thread, the breaker of bonds, the conqueror of the mighty, the creator of fear, and the remover of the fear of worldly existence.

He who destroys arrogance, He who resides in Mahur, He who enjoys the sacrifice, He who is the best of the Yadu race, He who grants the essence, He who destroys enemies, He who grants gains, and He who bestows the perfection of dissolution.

He who is the controller, the most excellent, the bestower of boons, the peaceful one, the mendicant of Sripura, the six-armed one, the guide of the six philosophies, the enemy of the cycle of worldly existence, and the one who dwells in the Sahya mountains.

He who bestows joy, he who wishes for the welfare of all, he whose name ends with the letter 'La', he who is devoid of the letter 'La', he who transcends the perishable and the imperishable, he who is forgiving, he who bestows knowledge, and he who is the ultimate refuge of the wise.

Thus, by reciting these one hundred and eight names of the great-souled Sri Dattatreya in this alphabetical order, the Lord shall be pleased.