śrī raṅganātha aṣṭottara śata nāma stotram

This sacred hymn, presented by the sage Dhaumya, contains one hundred and eight auspicious names of Lord Ranganatha, the reclining form of Lord Vishnu worshipped at Srirangam. The stotra serves as a powerful meditative tool for devotees seeking to connect with the supreme grace of the Lord. By reciting these names with devotion, seekers are believed to be cleansed of past sins, granted material and spiritual prosperity, and bestowed with the ultimate blessings of the Lord of Srirangam. It is a profound liturgical composition designed to invoke divine protection and internal peace through the constant remembrance of the Lord's glorious attributes.