The 108 Names of Sri Bhagavan Ramana are part of the Ashtottara Shatanama, a traditional Sanskrit prayer that venerates the qualities and divine attributes of a deity. In this case, it is dedicated to Sri Ramana Maharshi, one of the most revered spiritual figures of the 20th century, known for his teachings on self-inquiry (Atma Vichara) and his guidance in realizing the true nature of the self.
The 108 Names are a way for devotees to meditate on the various divine attributes of Ramana Maharshi and seek his blessings. Each name represents a specific quality or aspect of his spiritual being.
Here is a translation of the 108 Names of Sri Bhagavan Ramana Maharshi:
Sri Ramana – The one who is the embodiment of supreme knowledge.
Arunachala – The one who resides at the sacred hill of Arunachala.
Atmarupa – The form of the Self.
Brahmasvarupa – The embodiment of Brahman.
Sadguru – The true Guru.
Chidatma – The essence of pure consciousness.
Sakshina – The witness of all.
Nirvikara – The one who is without modification.
Paramatma – The Supreme Soul.
Yogeshwara – The Lord of Yoga.
Mumukshu – The one who desires liberation.
Atmajnana – The knowledge of the Self.
Dhyaneshwara – The Lord of meditation.
Sat-chit-ananda – The embodiment of existence, consciousness, and bliss.
Arunachalanatha – The Lord of Arunachala.
Nirakara – The formless one.
Brahmavidya – The knowledge of Brahman.
Atmavida – The one who dispels the ignorance of the Self.
Samprujnan – The one who embodies complete knowledge.
Shanta – The peaceful one.
Bhagavan – The Lord, the divinely powerful being.
Rudra – The mighty, destructive form of Shiva.
Samadarshi – The one who sees the same in all.
Satyasvarupa – The embodiment of Truth.
Chidrupa – The form of consciousness.
Mahapurusha – The great soul.
Tapasvi – The ascetic, the one who performs austerities.
Brahmachari – The celibate, the one who lives a life of restraint.
Karta – The doer, the one who acts.
Nirdosha – The sinless one.
Yogasakta – The one engrossed in yoga.
Prapanna – The surrendered one.
Paramananda – The supreme bliss.
Niranjana – The one without impurity.
Shiva – The auspicious one, a name of the Supreme.
Bhagavati – The goddess or female energy (divine mother).
Suryamandala – The one who is the center of the solar system.
Atmasvarupa – The true form of the Self.
Lakshmipati – The Lord of wealth (spiritual wealth).
Sadhaka – The seeker or spiritual practitioner.
Guru – The spiritual teacher.
Jnanaeshwara – The lord of knowledge.
Vitaraga – The one who is without attachment.
Nirvikalpa – The one without any thought or distinction.
Ajnani – The one who dispels ignorance.
Chidatma – The essence of pure consciousness.
Yogavida – The one who knows yoga.
Brahma – The Creator, one of the Trimurti.
Shivasvarupa – The embodiment of Lord Shiva.
Vishwatma – The soul of the universe.
Jnani – The wise one, the one who knows.
Nirbhaya – The fearless one.
Nirvichara – The one without thoughts.
Sat-Chit-Ananda-svarupa – The form of truth, consciousness, and bliss.
Jatadhari – The one who wears matted hair.
Achyuta – The infallible one, never falls.
Nirvana – The state of liberation.
Sakshatkara – The realization of the truth.
Atmanishta – The one established in the Self.
Akhandha – The indivisible one.
Prakasa-svarupa – The form of light.
Brahmapurusha – The supreme being.
Parabrahma – The ultimate Brahman.
Acharya – The teacher or master.
Sharanya – The one who is the refuge.
Parameshthi – The supreme, the highest.
Vishuddha – The pure one.
Arpana – The one who offers.
Shantipradata – The one who gives peace.
Vishnu – The preserver of the universe.
Mahadeva – The great god.
Satyanishta – The one who is established in truth.
Sakshatkara – The direct experience of truth.
Atmashakti – The power of the Self.
Devatma – The soul of a divine being.
Brahmajnana – The knowledge of Brahman.
Aham Brahmasmi – I am Brahman.
Amritasvarupa – The form of immortality.
Parabrahmavidya – The knowledge of the supreme Brahman.
Atmanishta – The one who is established in the Self.
Chidananda – The embodiment of consciousness and bliss.
Mahayogi – The great yogi.
Sadhanapradata – The giver of the means to spiritual progress.
Girishwara – The Lord of the mountain (Arunachala).
Mahamuni – The great sage.
Vishwaguru – The guru of the world.
Paramadhyana – The supreme meditation.
Atmatattva – The principle of the Self.
Satya-prakasha – The illumination of truth.
Atmavinasha – The destruction of the ego.
Nirvikarashakti – The power of being without change.
Nirantara – The continuous one.
Nishkalanka – The one without blemish.
Shankara – The giver of peace, Lord Shiva.
Nirguna – The one without qualities.
Aditya – The sun, the supreme light.
Bhagyanayaka – The Lord of destiny.
Hridayasvarupa – The form of the heart.
Sarvatma – The soul of all.
Shuddhatma – The pure soul.
Brahmanya – The one who is related to Brahman.
Jivanmukta – The one who is liberated while alive.
Sarveshvara – The Lord of all.
Bhaktavatsala – The one who loves his devotees.
Paatakanashaka – The destroyer of sins.
Jagatguru – The teacher of the world.
Nityananda – The eternal bliss.
Arunachalanatha – The Lord of Arunachala.
Your cart is currently empty.
