The number 108 is considered sacred in many Eastern religions and traditions, such as Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism and connected yoga and dharma based practices. The individual numbers 1, 0, and 8 represent one thing, nothing, and everything (infinity). 108 represents the ultimate reality of the universe as being (seemingly paradoxically) simultaneously One, emptiness, and infinite.
For example, Hindu deities have 108 names, while in Gaudiya Vaishnavism, there are 108 gopis of Vrindavan. Recital of these names, often accompanied by counting of 108-beaded Mala, is considered sacred and often done during religious ceremonies. The recital is called namajapa. Accordingly, a mala usually has beads for 108 repetitions of a mantra.
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here, slightly modified from those sources, as a way to supplicate the Goddess.
Name -Meaning
Aditi -Bright like the Sun
Ahladajanani -Source of Joy
Amrutha -One who is like Amrut (Nectar)
Anagha -The Sinless
Anugrahaprada -Granter of Good Wishes
Ashoka -Dispeller of Sorrows
Bhaskari -Radiant like the Sun
Bhuvaneshwarya -The Supreme Deity
Bilvanilaya -One who lives under Bilva tree
Brahma-Vishnu-Shivatmika -Trinity of Brahma-Vishnu-Shiva
Buddhi -Intelligence
Chanda -One who is cool like the Moon
Chandrarupa -Moon-Faced
Chandrasahodari -Sister of the Moon
Chandravadana -Having Moon like Face
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Chandrasahodari -Sister of the Moon
Chandravadana -Having Moon like Face
Chaturbhuja -One having four arms
Daridriya -Dhwamsini Destroyer of Poverty
Daridriyanashini -One who removes –
poverty
Deepa -With Radiance
Deepta -Flame-Like
Deetya -One who Answers the Prayers
Devi -The Goddess
Dhanadhanyaki -Bestower of Wealth and Food grain.
Dhanya -Embodiment of Gratitude
Dharmanilaya -Creator of Eternal Law
Harini -Beautiful like Deer
Harivallabhi -The Devine Consort of Lord Hari
Hemamalini -Having Golden Garlands
Hiranmayi -Golden Appearance of Hirana (Dear)
Hiranyapraka -Amidst Gold
Indira -Radiant like the Sun
Indusheetala -One who is cool like the Moon
Jaya -The Goddess of Victory
Kamakshi -One with Attractive Eyes
Kamala -Lotus
Kamalasambhava -Originating from the Lotus
Kantha -The Divine Consort of Vishnu
Karuna -Kindhearted
Lakashokavinashini -Remover of Universal Agonies
Lakshmi Devi-:
Goddess of Wealth and Fortune
Lokamatri -Mother of the Universe
Mahakali -A Form of Kali
Mangala -Most Auspicious
Narayana Samashrita-One who sought Refuge in Narayana
Navadurga -All Nine Forms of Durga
NityaPushta -Gaining Strength Day By Day
Nrupaveshvagathananda -Loves to Live in Palaces
Padma -Lotus
Padmagandhini -Having the Aroma of Lotus
Padmahasta -Having Lotus-Like Hands
Padmakshya -Lotus-eyed
Padmalaya -Sitting on the Lotus
Padmamaladhara -The Wearer of Lotus Garland
Padmamukhi -Lotus-Faced
Padmanabhapriya -Beloved of Padmanabha
Padmapriya -The Lover of : A Spero Devotional” by
Prasadabhimukhi -Emerging to Grant Boons
Prasannakshi -With graceful eyes
Preeta Pushkarini -One with lovely eyes
Punyagandha -Having Divine Scent
Pushti -Healthy
Pushti -Possesses All Wealth
Ramaa -Pleaser of the Lord
Samudratanaya -Beloved Daughter of the Ocean of Milk
Sarvabhootahitaprada -Provider of Universal Facts
Sarvapadravanivarini -Dispeller of all Distresses
Satya -The Truthful
Shanta -Peaceful
Shiva -The Auspicious One
Shivakari -Source of all auspicious things
Shraddha -Devotion
Shubha -One who is auspicious
Shubhaprada -Granter of Auspicious Things
Shuchi -Personification of Purity
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Vimala -Pure, Chaste
Vishnupatni -The Consort of Vishnu
Vishnuvakshah -Residing vishnu’s chest