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108 Names of Skanda

Skanda standing with peacock

Synopsis

The Śrī Subrahmaṇya Aṣṭottara Śata Nāmāvalī (108 Names of Lord Skanda) is a sacred litany that glorifies the divine qualities of Lord Subrahmaṇya, also known as Skanda, Kārtikeya, Murugan, and Kumāra. Revered as the son of Lord Śiva and Devī Pārvatī, Skanda is the celestial commander of the gods, the personification of valor, divine intelligence, and purity.

This powerful nāmāvalī was originally instructed by Nandikeśvara, the devoted attendant of Śiva, to the sage Agastya—making it a timeless spiritual teaching with deep scriptural roots. Each of the 108 names reflects a facet of Skanda’s divine personality: his supreme knowledge, his youthful beauty, his fearlessness in battle, and his role as the destroyer of ignorance and evil.

Reciting or meditating on the 108 names of Skanda is said to bestow strength, clarity, and spiritual protection. On this page, you’ll find each name presented with Sanskrit text, transliteration, English translation, and meaningful commentary, offering a devotional journey into the divine presence of Lord Subrahmaṇya.

  1. ॐ स्कन्दाय नमः
    Om Skandāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to Skanda
    Skanda is another name for Lord Kartikeya, the god of war and victory, representing the embodiment of valor and leadership.
  2. ॐ गुहाय नमः
    Om Guhāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to Guha
    Guha means “the secret one,” referring to Kartikeya’s mysterious and divine nature, often residing in the hearts of devotees.
  3. ॐ षण्मुखाय नमः
    Om Ṣaṇmukhāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to Shanmukha
    Ṣaṇmukha means “six-faced,” highlighting Kartikeya’s six faces that represent his omniscience and ability to see in all directions.
  4. ॐ बालनेत्रसुताय नमः
    Om Bālanetrasutāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Son of the Three-eyed Lord
    This name refers to Kartikeya as the son of Lord Shiva, who is depicted with a third eye symbolizing wisdom and destruction of evil.
  5. ॐ प्रभवे नमः
    Om Prabhave Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Lord of Power
    Prabhava denotes Kartikeya’s supreme power and authority, overseeing divine forces and maintaining cosmic order.
  6. ॐ पिङ्गलाय नमः
    Om Piṅgalāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Tawny-hued One
    Piṅgala refers to the tawny or golden hue, symbolizing Kartikeya’s radiant and dynamic energy.
  7. ॐ कृत्तिकासूनवे नमः
    Om Kṛttikāsūnave Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Son of the Krittikas
    Kṛttikāsūnu references Kartikeya’s birth from the constellation of the Pleiades, nurtured by the six Krittika stars.
  8. ॐ शिखिवाहनाय नमः
    Om Śikhivāhanāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who Rides the Peacock
    Śikhivāhana signifies Kartikeya’s vehicle, the peacock, which represents majesty and the destruction of harmful influences.
  9. ॐ द्विनद्भुजाय नमः
    Om Dvinadbhujāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One with Twelve Arms
    Dvinadbhujā denotes Kartikeya’s twelve arms, symbolizing his capability to perform many tasks and protect the universe.
  10. ॐ द्विनन्नेत्राय नमः
    Om Dvinannetṛāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One with Twelve Eyes
    Dvinannetṛa refers to Kartikeya’s twelve eyes, representing his vigilance and ability to oversee the cosmos.
  11. ॐ शक्तिधराय नमः
    Om Śaktidharāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Bearer of the Spear
    Śaktidhara highlights Kartikeya’s role as the bearer of the divine spear, a symbol of power and the destruction of evil.
  12. ॐ पिसिदासप्रभजनाय नमः
    Om Pisidāsaprabhajanāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Destroyer of Demons
    Pisidāsaprabhajana signifies Kartikeya’s role in vanquishing demons and protecting the righteous.
  13. ॐ तारकासुरसंहारिणे नमः
    Om Tārakāsurasamhāriṇe Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Slayer of Tārakāsura
    Tārakāsurasamhāri refers to Kartikeya’s triumph over the demon Tārakāsura, symbolizing the victory of good over evil.
  14. ॐ रक्षोबलविमर्दनाय नमः
    Om Rakṣobalavimardanāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Crusher of Demon Forces
    Rakṣobalavimardana underscores Kartikeya’s ability to crush the forces of demons, ensuring peace and harmony.
  15. ॐ मत्ताय नमः
    Om Mattāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Intoxicated One
    Matta signifies Kartikeya’s ecstatic and blissful state, often associated with divine intoxication and spiritual fervor.
  16. ॐ प्रमत्ताय नमः
    Om Pramattāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Overjoyed One
    Pramatta refers to Kartikeya’s overwhelming joy and enthusiasm, reflecting his divine playfulness and energy.
  17. ॐ उन्मत्ताय नमः
    Om Unmattāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Frenzied One
    Unmatta implies a state of divine frenzy or madness, symbolizing Kartikeya’s intense devotion and spiritual zeal.
  18. ॐ सुरसैन्यसुरक्षकाय नमः
    Om Surasainyasurakṣakāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Protector of the Divine Army
    Surasainyasurakṣaka emphasizes Kartikeya’s role as the protector and commander of the celestial armies.
  19. ॐ देवसेनापतये नमः
    Om Devasenāpataye Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Commander of the Divine Forces
    Devasenāpati denotes Kartikeya’s leadership as the commander-in-chief of the gods’ army, showcasing his martial prowess.
  20. ॐ प्रज्ञाय नमः
    Om Prajñāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Wise One
    Prajñā highlights Kartikeya’s wisdom and intelligence, guiding devotees on the path of knowledge and enlightenment.
  21. ॐ कृपालवे नमः
    Om Kṛpālave Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Compassionate One
    Kṛpāla refers to one who is full of compassion and mercy, highlighting Skanda’s benevolent nature.
  22. ॐ भक्तवत्सलाय नमः
    Om Bhaktavatsalāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Beloved of Devotees
    Bhaktavatsala means one who is affectionate and caring towards his devotees, emphasizing Skanda’s love and protection for his followers.
  23. ॐ उमासुताय नमः
    Om Umāsutāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Son of Uma
    Umāsuta signifies Skanda as the son of Uma (another name for Parvati), linking him to his divine parentage.
  24. ॐ कुमाराय नमः
    Om Kumārāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Youthful One
    Kumāra refers to a young boy or prince, highlighting Skanda’s eternal youth and vigor.
  25. ॐ क्रौञ्चधारणाय नमः
    Om Krauñcadhāraṇāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Holder of the Krauñca Mountain
    Krauñcadhāraṇa refers to the legendary act of Skanda breaking the Krauñca mountain, symbolizing his strength and valor.
  26. ॐ सेनान्ये नमः
    Om Senānye Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Commander
    Senāny means the commander of the army, reflecting Skanda’s role as the leader of divine forces.
  27. ॐ अग्निजन्मने नमः
    Om Agnijanmane Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One Born of Fire
    Agnijanma signifies Skanda’s birth from the sacred fire, representing purity and divine origin.
  28. ॐ विषाखाय नमः
    Om Viṣākhāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Branch-like One
    Viṣākha refers to a branch, symbolizing Skanda’s ability to spread and support like a tree’s branches.
  29. ॐ शङ्करात्मजाय नमः
    Om Śaṅkarātmajāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Son of Shankara
    Śaṅkarātmaja highlights Skanda as the son of Śaṅkara (another name for Shiva), emphasizing his divine lineage.
  30. ॐ शिवस्वामिने नमः
    Om Śivasvāmine Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Lord of Shiva
    Śivasvāmin suggests Skanda’s close association and supremacy even over Shiva, denoting his greatness.
  31. ॐ गणस्वामिने नमः
    Om Gaṇasvāmine Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Lord of the Ganas
    Gaṇasvāmin refers to Skanda as the leader of the Gaṇas, the divine attendants of Shiva, underscoring his leadership.
  32. ॐ सर्वस्वामिने नमः
    Om Sarvasvāmine Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Lord of All
    Sarvasvāmin denotes Skanda’s sovereignty over all beings and realms, highlighting his supreme authority.
  33. ॐ सनातनाय नमः
    Om Sanātanāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Eternal One
    Sanātana means eternal, emphasizing Skanda’s timeless and unchanging nature.
  34. ॐ अनन्तशक्तये नमः
    Om Anantaśaktaye Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One with Infinite Power
    Anantaśakti indicates Skanda’s limitless power and capability, denoting his omnipotence.
  35. ॐ अक्षोभ्याय नमः
    Om Akṣobhyāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Unperturbable One
    Akṣobhya refers to one who is unshaken and calm, highlighting Skanda’s steadfastness and tranquility.
  36. ॐ पार्वतीप्रियनन्दनाय नमः
    Om Pārvatīpriyanandanāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Delightful Son of Parvati
    Pārvatīpriyanandana emphasizes Skanda’s beloved status as Parvati’s son, reflecting maternal affection.
  37. ॐ गङ्गासुताय नमः
    Om Gaṅgāsutāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Son of Ganga
    Gaṅgāsuta signifies Skanda’s connection to the sacred river Ganga, symbolizing purity and divine descent.
  38. ॐ सरोद्भूताय नमः
    Om Sarodbhūtāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One Born from the Lake
    Sarodbhūta refers to Skanda’s birth from the lake, an event symbolizing his miraculous and divine origin.
  39. ॐ आत्मभुवे नमः
    Om Ātmabhuve Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Self-Existent One
    Ātmabhu indicates one who is self-manifested, denoting Skanda’s self-originating nature.
  40. ॐ पावकात्मजाय नमः
    Om Pāvakātmajāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Son of the Purifier (Fire)
    Pāvakātmaja signifies Skanda’s birth from the purifying fire, symbolizing his purity and divine origin.
  41. ॐ मायाधराय नमः
    Oṁ Māyādharāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Bearer of Illusion
    Māyādhara refers to the one who holds or supports the cosmic illusion, symbolizing the divine power to create and sustain the universe.
  42. ॐ प्रजृम्भाय नमः
    Oṁ Prajṛmbhāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Expanding One
    Prajṛmbha signifies the act of expansion or unfolding, representing the divine force that causes the universe to expand and evolve.
  43. ॐ उज्जृम्भाय नमः
    Oṁ Ujjṛmbhāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who Expands Exceedingly
    Ujjṛmbha indicates a greater or more intense form of expansion, emphasizing the divine capability to manifest beyond limits.
  44. ॐ कमलासनसंस्तुताय नमः
    Oṁ Kamalāsanasaṁstutāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One Praised by the Lotus-Seated
    Kamalāsanasaṁstuta refers to being praised by Brahma, who is often depicted seated on a lotus, highlighting divine veneration by the creator.
  45. ॐ एकवर्णाय नमः
    Oṁ Ekavarṇāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One of Single Color
    Ekavarṇa signifies the uniformity and purity of a single color, symbolizing simplicity and divine unity.
  46. ॐ द्विवर्णाय नमः
    Oṁ Dvivarṇāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One of Two Colors
    Dvivarṇa represents duality and balance, often symbolizing the harmonious coexistence of contrasting aspects.
  47. ॐ त्रिवर्णाय नमः
    Oṁ Trivarṇāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One of Three Colors
    Trivarṇa alludes to the three fundamental qualities or gunas, representing the balanced nature of creation, preservation, and destruction.
  48. ॐ सुमनोहराय नमः
    Oṁ Sumanoharāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who is Extremely Pleasing
    Sumanohara denotes an enchanting and delightful presence, capturing the divine charm and attractiveness.
  49. ॐ चतुर्वर्णाय नमः
    Oṁ Caturvarṇāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One of Four Colors
    Caturvarṇa signifies the fourfold division, often associated with the varna system, symbolizing the diversity and completeness of creation.
  50. ॐ पञ्चवर्णाय नमः
    Oṁ Pañcavarṇāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One of Five Colors
    Pañcavarṇa represents the five elements or the five senses, symbolizing the all-encompassing nature of the divine.
  51. ॐ प्रजापतये नमः
    Oṁ Prajāpataye Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Lord of Creatures
    Prajāpati is a title for the creator deity, emphasizing the role of the divine as the progenitor of all life forms.
  52. ॐ त्रुम्बाय नमः
    Oṁ Trumbāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Thunderous One
    Trumba refers to a loud, thunderous sound, symbolizing the powerful and awe-inspiring aspect of the divine.
  53. ॐ अग्निगर्भाय नमः
    Oṁ Agnigarbāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who Holds Fire in the Womb
    Agnigarbha denotes the divine ability to contain and nurture fire, representing transformative energy and purification.
  54. ॐ समिगर्भाय नमः
    Oṁ Samigarbāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who Holds the Sacrificial Fire
    Samigarbha signifies the divine presence within the sacred fire of rituals, symbolizing spiritual nourishment and sustenance.
  55. ॐ विश्वरेतसे नमः
    Oṁ Viśvaretase Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Seed of the Universe
    Viśvaretas refers to the creative energy or seed of the universe, highlighting the divine as the source of all creation.
  56. ॐ सुरारिघ्ने नमः
    Oṁ Surārighne Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Slayer of the Enemies of the Gods
    Surārighna signifies the divine power to vanquish the foes of the celestial beings, emphasizing protection and righteousness.
  57. ॐ हिरण्यवर्णाय नमः
    Oṁ Hiraṇyavarṇāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Golden-Hued One
    Hiraṇyavarṇa refers to the golden color, symbolizing purity, prosperity, and divine radiance.
  58. ॐ शुभकृते नमः
    Oṁ Śubhakṛte Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Doer of Good
    Śubhakṛt signifies the divine as the source of all auspiciousness and benevolence.
  59. ॐ वसुमते नमः
    Oṁ Vasumate Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Wealthy One
    Vasumat denotes richness and abundance, symbolizing the divine as the bestower of material and spiritual wealth.
  60. ॐ वटुवेषभृते नमः
    Oṁ Vaṭuveṣabhṛte Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who Assumes the Form of a Youth
    Vaṭuveṣabhṛt refers to the divine taking on the guise of a young student or ascetic, symbolizing humility and the pursuit of knowledge.
  61. ॐ भूषणाय नमः
    Om Bhūṣaṇāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Ornament
    Skanda is revered as the divine ornament, symbolizing beauty and adornment in spiritual and material realms.
  62. ॐ कपिष्टाय नमः
    Om Kapiṣṭāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One who is Brown
    This name refers to the hue of Skanda, symbolizing earthiness and connection to nature.
  63. ॐ गहनाय नमः
    Om Gahanāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Inaccessible
    Skanda is profound and mysterious, embodying the depth of spiritual wisdom.
  64. ॐ चन्द्रवर्णाय नमः
    Om Candravarṇāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Moon-Colored One
    Skanda’s complexion is likened to the soothing and serene light of the moon.
  65. ॐ कालधराय नमः
    Om Kāladharāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Bearer of Time
    Skanda holds the essence of time, representing the eternal cycle of creation and destruction.
  66. ॐ महामायिने नमः
    Om Mahāmāyine Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Great Illusionist
    Skanda is the master of māyā, the divine play of illusion that governs the universe.
  67. ॐ कैवल्याय नमः
    Om Kaivalyāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Absolute
    Skanda signifies ultimate liberation and the state of absolute oneness.
  68. ॐ सहात्मकाय नमः
    Om Sahātmakāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One with All Souls
    Skanda embodies the unity of all souls, emphasizing interconnectedness.
  69. ॐ विश्वयोनये नमः
    Om Viśvayonaye Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Source of the Universe
    Skanda is the origin of all creation, the cosmic womb from which everything emerges.
  70. ॐ अमेयात्मने नमः
    Om Ameyātmane Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Immeasurable Soul
    Skanda’s essence is boundless and beyond measure, representing infinite potential.
  71. ॐ तेजोनिधये नमः
    Om Tejonidhaye Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Abode of Light
    Skanda is the repository of divine light, illuminating the path of righteousness.
  72. ॐ अनामयाय नमः
    Om Anāmayāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One Free from Affliction
    Skanda is untouched by disease or suffering, embodying perfect health and well-being.
  73. ॐ परमेष्ठिने नमः
    Om Parameṣṭhine Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Supreme Lord
    Skanda is revered as the highest deity, overseeing the cosmic order.
  74. ॐ परब्रह्मणे नमः
    Om Parabrahmaṇe Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Supreme Reality
    Skanda symbolizes the ultimate truth, transcending all dualities.
  75. ॐ वेदगर्भाय नमः
    Om Vedagarbhāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Essence of the Vedas
    Skanda embodies the core knowledge and wisdom contained in the Vedas.
  76. ॐ विराट्सुताय नमः
    Om Virāṭsutāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Son of the Cosmic Form
    Skanda is the offspring of the universal form, representing the manifestation of cosmic energy.
  77. ॐ पुलिन्दकन्याभर्त्रे नमः
    Om Pulindakanyābhartre Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Husband of the Tribal Maiden
    Skanda is married to Valli, a tribal maiden, symbolizing the union of diverse cultures and traditions.
  78. ॐ महासरस्वतव्रदाय नमः
    Om Mahāsarasvatavradāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Bestower of Great Wisdom
    Skanda grants profound knowledge and insight, akin to the wisdom of Sarasvati.
  79. ॐ आश्रिताकिलधात्रे नमः
    Om Āśritākiladhātre Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Supporter of All Dependents
    Skanda provides refuge and sustenance to all who seek his protection.
  80. ॐ चोरघ्नाय नमः
    Om Coraghnāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Destroyer of Thieves
    Skanda protects his devotees by eliminating thieves and negative influences.
  81. ॐ रोगनाशनाय नमः
    Om Roganāśanāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Destroyer of Diseases
    This name signifies Skanda’s power to eradicate illnesses and promote health and well-being.
  82. ॐ अनन्तमूर्तये नमः
    Om Anantamūrtaye Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One of Infinite Forms
    Skanda is described as having limitless forms, symbolizing his omnipresence and boundless nature.
  83. ॐ आनन्दाय नमः
    Om Ānandāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Embodiment of Bliss
    Skanda is the source of supreme joy and bliss, representing spiritual happiness.
  84. ॐ शिखण्डीकृतकेदनाय नमः
    Om Śikhaṇḍīkṛtakedanāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One Crowned with Peacock Feathers
    Skanda is often depicted with a peacock, symbolizing beauty and majesty.
  85. ॐ दम्भाय नमः
    Om Dambhāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Deceiver
    This name refers to Skanda’s ability to outwit and overcome his enemies through strategic deception.
  86. ॐ परदम्भाय नमः
    Om Paradambhāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Supreme Deceiver
    Skanda is acknowledged for his supreme ability to deceive evil forces for the greater good.
  87. ॐ महादम्भाय नमः
    Om Mahādambhāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Great Deceiver
    This name highlights Skanda’s prowess in employing deception as a strategy in battles.
  88. ॐ वृषकापये नमः
    Om Vṛṣakāpaye Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Protector of Dharma
    Skanda is seen as a guardian of righteousness, represented by the bull (Vṛṣa), which symbolizes dharma.
  89. ॐ करणोपातदेहाय नमः
    Om Karaṇopātadehāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One Whose Body is the Cause of All
    This name emphasizes Skanda’s role as the fundamental cause behind creation and cosmic functions.
  90. ॐ कारणातीतविग्रहाय नमः
    Om Kāraṇātīta Vigrahāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One Beyond all Causes
    Skanda transcends all causal relationships, symbolizing his divine and unbounded nature.
  91. ॐ अनीश्वराय नमः
    Om Anīśvarāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One Without a Superior
    This name signifies Skanda’s supreme status as one who has no overlord or master.
  92. ॐ अमृताय नमः
    Om Amṛtāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Immortal One
    Skanda is eternal and immortal, representing the undying essence of divinity.
  93. ॐ प्राणाय नमः
    Om Prāṇāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Life Force
    Skanda is identified with the vital life force that sustains all beings.
  94. ॐ प्राणायामपरायणाय नमः
    Om Prāṇāyāmaparāyaṇāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One Dedicated to Breath Control
    This name highlights Skanda’s mastery over prāṇāyāma, the practice of controlling the breath for spiritual growth.
  95. ॐ वृत्तकन्दरे नमः
    Om Vṛttakandare Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One with a Round Neck
    This name describes a physical attribute of Skanda, emphasizing his divine form.
  96. ॐ विरघ्नाय नमः
    Om Viraghnāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Slayer of Heroes
    Skanda is known for his prowess in battle, capable of defeating mighty warriors and heroes.
  97. ॐ रक्तश्यामगलाय नमः
    Om Raktaśyāmagalāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One with a Red-Black Neck
    This name refers to a distinctive feature of Skanda’s appearance, symbolizing his unique and divine form.
  98. ॐ महते नमः
    Om Mahate Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Great One
    Skanda is revered as a great and majestic deity, embodying power and grandeur.
  99. ॐ सुब्रह्मण्याय नमः
    Om Subrahmaṇyāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Auspicious Brahman
    Subrahmanya is another name for Skanda, reflecting his auspicious and divine nature.
  100. ॐ परावराय नमः
    Om Parāvarāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One Who is Beyond the Near and Far
    Skanda transcends all spatial limitations, indicating his omnipresence and transcendental nature.
  101. ॐ ब्रह्मण्याय नमः
    Om Brahmaṇyāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Protector of Dharma
    Brahmaṇya refers to one who is devoted to Brahman, the ultimate reality or cosmic spirit. In this context, it signifies the protector or supporter of righteousness and Vedic knowledge.
  102. ॐ ब्रह्मणप्रियाय नमः
    Om Brahmaṇapriyāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Beloved of the Vedas
    Brahmaṇapriya means one who is dear to Brahman or the Vedas. It signifies a deep connection and reverence for sacred knowledge and spiritual wisdom.
  103. ॐ लोकगुरवे नमः
    Om Loka Gurave Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Teacher of the World
    Loka Guru refers to a universal teacher or guide. It signifies the role of imparting wisdom and guidance to all beings, transcending boundaries and cultures.
  104. ॐ गुहप्रियाय नमः
    Om Guhapriyāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Beloved of Guha
    Guha is another name for Skanda, meaning ‘cave’ or ‘hidden’. Guhapriya signifies the one who is dear to the hidden or secretive aspects of divine wisdom.
  105. ॐ अक्षयफलप्रदाय नमः
    Om Akṣayaphalapradāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Bestower of Imperishable Fruits
    Akṣayaphalaprada means the one who grants eternal or imperishable results. It signifies the bestowment of lasting spiritual benefits and rewards.
  106. ॐ श्रीसुब्रह्मण्याय नमः
    Om Śrī Subrahmaṇyāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the Auspicious Subrahmanya
    Śrī Subrahmaṇya is a revered name of Skanda, emphasizing his auspiciousness and divine qualities. It signifies his role as a divine warrior and protector.
  107. ॐ शरवणभवाय नमः
    Om Śaravaṇabhavāya Namaḥ
    Salutations to the One Born in a Reed Forest
    Śaravaṇabhava refers to Skanda’s birth in a reed forest (Śaravaṇa). It highlights the divine and miraculous nature of his birth and his connection to nature.

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