śrī dhānyalakṣmī aṣṭottaraśatanāmāvalī

The hundred and eight names of Dhanyalakshmi — Lakshmi as grain, the form worshipped for the harvest and the full store rather than for coin — offered one to a line, each headed by the two seeds Shrim and Klim, which is this form's mark among the eight. The names run alphabetically as her sisters' do: to Dhanyalakshmi, to her whose shape is bliss, to the blameless, to the first, to the teacher; then through a — the spotless, the deathless, the immortal, the giver of boons to Indrani, mistress of the blue lotus. The closing run returns to the fields and the fire that the grain is offered in: to the Vedic one, to the lightning, to Varahi, to the fair-shining, and last of all to the kindling stick itself.