In this article, you will read about:
- The Origin of Lalita Trishati
- The Empress of the Three Worlds: Ma Lalita Tripura Sundari
- The Promise of Fulfilment: Benefits of Chanting the Trishati
- The Lalita Trishati - 300 Divine Names of the Divine Mother
- Worshipping Ma With the Lalita Trishati On Tantra Sadhana App
In the vast, sacred ocean of scriptures dedicated to the Divine Mother, few texts shine as brightly—or are guarded as closely—as the Lalita Trishati.
While many devotees worldwide find joy and solace in chanting the magnificent Lalita Sahasranama (the thousand names), the Trishati (the three hundred names) holds a unique, esoteric position within the tradition of Tripura Sundari Worship.
The Origin of Lalita Trishati
The origin story of the Lalita Trishati is a fascinating tale of a seeker’s divine dissatisfaction. The great Sage Agastya had already received instruction on the thousand names of the Devi from Lord Hayagriva, the horse-headed avatar of Vishnu and the repository of all knowledge.
Yet, Sage Agastya’s heart felt dry.
He felt a lingering incompleteness, as if there were a more complete and deeper way to worship the Divine Mother that Lord Hayagriva was withholding. When questioned, Lord Hayagriva remained silent, bound by a divine restriction to guard the ultimate secret of Sri Vidya.
Seeing Agastya’s genuine yearning, the Divine Mother Lalita Tripura Sundari herself appeared and commanded Hayagriva to reveal the Lalita Trishati, declaring that Agastya and his wife Lopamudra were worthy recipients of this supreme wisdom.
Worshipping Ma Lalita Tripura Sundari using the Lalita Trishati is unique because its 300 names are not random; they are structured directly upon her fifteen-syllable Panchadashakshari Mantra, making the hymn the living sound-body of the Goddess herself. The Lalita Trishati uses these 15 syllables to generate 20 names for each syllable.
In the Sri Vidya tradition, the Lalita Sahasranama is often compared to the fragrance of a flower, while the Trishati is compared to the flower itself. The Trishati is also closely associated with the Sri Yantra. The 15 letters correspond to different parts of the geometry of the Sri Chakra.
The Empress of the Three Worlds: Ma Lalita Tripura Sundari
Ma Lalita Tripura Sundari, the Red Goddess, is the Empress seated at the centre of the supreme Sri Chakra Yantra.
Her name itself is a profound meditation. ‘Lalita’ means the playful one, the deity for whom the creation, sustenance, and dissolution of universes is merely a divine game (leela).
She is revered in the Sri Vidya tradition as the radiant heart of the Divine Mother, embodying beauty, wisdom, and supreme consciousness in one compassionate presence. She is also worshipped as the ultimate form of Adi Parashakti, the primordial Shakti who creates, sustains, and dissolves the universe as a spontaneous play of love.
In iconography, Ma Lalita Tripurasundari is portrayed as a youthful, resplendent goddess seated on a lotus throne, signifying the purity and spiritual awakening that blossom amid worldly life.
She is often depicted seated on the Sri Chakra or on a throne supported by the gods, indicating that all deities, energies, and elements arise from and rest within her. Her four arms hold a noose, a goad, a sugarcane bow, and five flower arrows: the bow is the mind, the arrows are the five senses, the noose is her binding love, and the goad is her gentle prod that turns the seeker back toward truth when distracted.
‘Tripura Sundari’ means the Beauty of the Three Cities or Worlds. She is the consciousness that pervades the three states of our existence: waking, dreaming, and deep sleep, and manifests in forms ranging from the delightful child goddess, Bala Tripura Sundari, to the supreme sovereign, Queen.
The Promise of Fulfilment: Benefits of Chanting the Trishati
Why do Sri Vidya practitioners hold this particular hymn in such awe? The answer lies in its Phala Shruti—the verses within the text that detail the fruits of chanting it.
The Goddess explicitly stated that this hymn is Sarvapoortikara—the fulfiller of all desires.
The Phala Shruti makes immense promises to the sincere practitioner. It is said that the Trishati uniquely bridges the gap between Bhoga (worldly enjoyment and material stability) and Moksha (spiritual liberation).
It does not ask the devotee to choose between a prosperous life and a spiritual one; it grants sovereignty over both.
The text places an extraordinary emphasis on Friday worship. It states that chanting the Lalita Trishati on a Friday renders the veil between the devotee and Ma Tripura Sundari almost non-existent, thereby amplifying the practice's merits by millions.
For those who seek total transformation, clarity of intellect, and the immediate presence of the Divine Mother, the Lalita Trishati remains the ultimate golden key.
The Lalita Trishati - 300 Divine Names of the Divine Mother
1 | Kakara Rupa | The Syllable Ka, representing Light, and the 1st letter of the Pancha Dashakshari Mantra |
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2 | Kalyani | She who makes good things happen |
3 | Kalyanagunashalini | The personification of good qualities |
4 | Kalyana Shaila Nilaya | She who resides at the peak of the Mountain of Good |
5 | Kamaniya | The Attractive One |
6 | Kalavathi | She in whom the fine arts reside |
7 | Kamalakshi | The Lotus-Eyed One |
8 | Kalmashaghni | The Destroyer of Sin |
9 | Karunamritha Sagara | The Sea of the Nectar of Mercy |
10 | Kadambha Kanana Vasa | She who resides in the Kadamba forest |
11 | Kadamba Kusuma Priya | She who likes the Kadamba flower |
12 | Kandharpa Vidhya | The holy knowledge worshipped by the God of Love |
13 | Kandharpa Janakapanga Vikshana | She who created the God of Love with just Her sight |
14 | Karpura Vidi Kallolitha Kakupthada | She who, with the holy scent of a chewed betel leaf, fills the world with fragrant spices like cardamom, camphor, saffron, and more |
15 | Kali Dosha Hara | She who destroys the bad effects of Kali Yuga. She who destroys the bad effects of communal discord. |
16 | Kanja Lochana | The Lotus-Eyed One, with eyes like nilotpala flowers |
17 | Kamra Vigraha | The Stealer of Minds |
18 | Karmadhi Sakshini | The Witness of All Action |
19 | Karayathri | She who makes one perform actions |
20 | Karma Phala Pradha | The Giver of the Fruit of Actions |
21 | Eakara Rupa | The Syllable, Ea, representing the absolute truth and the 2nd letter of the Pancha Dashakshari mantra |
22 | Eaka Ksharya | The holy letter, Om |
23 | Eka Aneka Akshra Krithi | The personification of each alphabet and all the alphabets |
24 | Ethath-Thathithya Nirdesya | She who cannot be known as This or That |
25 | Ekananda-Chidakrithi | The Personification of Ultimate Joy and Knowledge |
26 | Evamithyagama Bodhya | She who is not described by the scriptures |
27 | Eka Bhakthi Madarchida | She who is worshipped by single-minded devotion |
28 | Ekagra Chitha Nirdyatha | She who can only be meditated upon with a one-pointed mind |
29 | Eshana Rahi Dathrudha | She who is supported by those without attachment |
30 | Ela Sugandhi Chikura | She whose hair is fragrant like cardamom |
31 | Enah Kuta Vinasini | The Destroyer of Bundles of Sin |
32 | Eka Bhoga | The Enjoyer of All Pleasures |
33 | Eka Rasa | The Essence of Love |
34 | Ekaiswarya Pradayini | She who gives the only real asset - Salvation |
35 | Ekatha Pathra Samrajya Pradha | She who gives a seeker the power of the emperor of the world |
36 | Ekantha Pujitha | She who is worshipped in absolute solitude |
37 | Edhamana Prabha | The Foremost Lustre |
38 | Ejadeneka Jagadiswari | The Goddess of the Moving World |
39 | Eka Viradhi Samsevya | She who is first worshipped by brave warriors |
40 | Eka Prabhava Salinya | She who possesses all the supreme powers in abundance |
41 | Eekara Rupa | The Syllable, Ee, representing Shakti and the 3rd letter of the Pancha Dashakshari Mantra |
42 | Eesithri | The Motivating Force |
43 | Eepsithartha-Pradayini | The Giver of that which is asked for |
44 | Eedrigithya Vi Nirdesya | The Indescribable One |
45 | Eeswaratwa Vidhayini | She who gives a seeker the feeling of God |
46 | Eesanadhi Brahma Mayi | The form of the five Gods - Brahma, Vishnu, Rudra, Ishvara, and Sadashiva |
47 | Eesithwadh Ashta Siddhidha | The Granter of the 8 Powers |
48 | Eekshithri | The Witness, who exists because of Her Will alone |
49 | Eekshana Srushtanda Kotya | She who creates billions of beings out of Her Will |
50 | Eeswara Vallabha | The Consort of Ishvara |
51 | Eeditha | She who is praised by the holy scriptures |
52 | Eeswarardhanga Sarira | One-half of the body of Ishvara |
53 | Eesaadhi Devatha | The Goddess to Lord Shiva |
54 | Eeswara Prerana Kari | She who makes suggestions to Lord Shiva |
55 | Eesa Thandava Sakshini | The witness of Lord Shiva's cosmic dance |
56 | Eeswaroth Sanga Nilaya | She who sits on the lap of Lord Shiva |
57 | Eedhi Badhaa Vinasini | The Destroyer of Unexpected Calamities |
58 | Eeha Virahitha | She who does not desire to attain the unattainable |
59 | Eesha Shakthi | The power within Ishavara |
60 | Eeshath Smithanana | The Smiling-Faced One |
61 | Lakara Rupa | The Syllable La, representing the wave of wisdom and the 4th letter of the Pancha Dashakshari Mantra |
62 | Lalitha | She who is simplicity personified and very playful |
63 | Lakshmi Vani Nishevitha | She who is served by Ma Lakshmi, the Goddess of Wealth, and Ma Saraswati, the Goddess of Knowledge |
64 | Lakhini | The Easily Approachable One |
65 | Lalana Rupa | The Goddess in All Women |
66 | Lasadh Dharadima Patala | The hue of a blooming pomegranate flower |
67 | Lalanthika–Lasath Phala | She with the shining forehead and Bindu in the centre |
68 | Lalada Nayanarchidha | She who is worshipped by the awakened Yogis. She who is worshipped by Lord Rudra with the third eye. |
69 | Lakshanojwala Divyangi | The Resplendently Perfect one |
70 | Laksha Kodyanda Nayika | The Ruler of Billions of Universes |
71 | Lakshyartha | The Essence of a Goal |
72 | Lakshanagamya | She who cannot be understood with explanations |
73 | Labdhakama | She whose desires have been fulfilled |
74 | Lathathanu | She who has the soft body of a tendril |
75 | Lalamara Jadhalika | She who wears a Tilak or mark made of musk on her forehead |
76 | Lambi Muktha Lathanchitha | She who beautifies herself with long pearl chains |
77 | Lambodhara Prasa | The mother of Lord Ganapati |
78 | Labhya | The Attainable One |
79 | Lajjadhya | The Shy One, who hides from a non-devotee |
80 | Laya Varjitha | The Undying One, during dissolution |
81 | Hreengkara Rupa | The syllable, Hreeng, the fifth letter of the Pancha Dashakshari Mantra |
82 | Hreengkara Nilaya | She who resides in Hreeng |
83 | Hreeng Pada Priya | She who likes the Mantra, Hreeng |
84 | Hreeng Kara Bijha | She who hides in Hreeng |
85 | Hreeng Kara Manthra | She one of whose Mantras is Hreeng |
86 | Hreeng Kara Lakshana | She one of whose properties is Hreeng |
87 | Hreengkara Japa Supritha | She who is pleased by the recitation of Hreeng |
88 | Hreengmathi | She who holds Hreeng within Her |
89 | Hreengvibhushana | She who wears Hreeng as an ornament |
90 | Hreeng Shila | She who holds all the good qualities of Hreeng |
91 | Hreeng Padaradhya | She who can be worshipped with Hreeng |
92 | Hreeng Garbha | She who holds Hreeng in Her womb |
93 | Hreeng Padhabidha | She who takes the name of Hreeng |
94 | Hreengkara Vachya | She who is the meaning of Hreeng |
95 | Hreengkara Pujya | She who is worshipped with Hreeng |
96 | Hreeng Kara Pidiga | She who is the basis of Hreeng |
97 | Hreengkara Vedhya | She who can be realised by Hreeng |
98 | Hreengkara Chinthya | She who can be meditated upon with Hreeng |
99 | Hreeng | She who gives Salvation |
100 | Hreeng Saririni | She whose body is Hreeng |
101 | Hakara Rupa | The Syllable Ha, representing the valour that kills enemies and the 6th letter of the Pancha Dashakshari Mantra |
102 | Hala Drith Pujitha | She who is worshipped by the one with the plough |
103 | Harinekshana | The Doe-Eyed One |
104 | Harapriya | The Beloved of Lord Shiva |
105 | Hararadhya | She who is worshipped by Lord Shiva |
106 | Haribrahmendra Vandhitha | She who is worshipped by Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu and Lord Indra |
107 | Haya Ruda Sevithangri | She who is worshipped by the olden cavalry |
108 | Hayamedha Samarchidha | She who is worshipped during the Ashwamedha Yagna, the Horse Sacrifice |
109 | Haryaksha Vahana | She who rides a lion - Ma Durga |
110 | Hamsa Vahana | She who rides a swan - Ma Saraswati |
111 | Hatha Dhanava | The Destroyer of Asuras |
112 | Hathyadi Papa Samani | She who reduces the effect of sins like murder |
113 | Harid Aswadhi Sewitha | She who is worshipped by He who rides a green horse - Lord Indra |
114 | Hasthi Kumbhothunga Kucha | She whose bosom is as high as the forehead of an elephant |
115 | Hasthi Krithi Priyangana | The beloved of He who wears elephant skin - Lord Shiva |
116 | Haridhra Kumkuma Digdha | She whose body is covered in turmeric and vermilion |
117 | Haryaswadhya Amara Architha | She who is worshipped by Lord Indra, who rides a green horse, and other Devas |
118 | Harikesa Sakhi | The Friend of Paramashiva, who has golden-green hair |
119 | Hadhi Vidhya | The Pancha Dashakshari Mantra beginning with Ha and propagated by Lopamudra, one of the 12 foremost Acharyas of Sri Vidya |
120 | Halaa Madhalasa | She who is drunk with wine created from the ocean of milk |
121 | Sakara Rupa | The Syllable Sa, representing material wealth and the 7th letter of the Pancha Dashakshari Mantra |
122 | Sar Vagna | The Knower of All |
123 | Sarvesi | The Ruler of All |
124 | Sarva Mangala | The Personification of Auspiciousness |
125 | Sarva Karthri | The Doer of all Actions |
126 | Sarva Bharthri | She who takes care of everything |
127 | Sarva Hanthri | The Destroyer of All |
128 | Sanathana | The Eternal One |
129 | Sarva Navadhya | The Spotless, Ever-New One |
130 | Sarvanga Sundari | She whose every limb is beautiful |
131 | Sarva Sakshini | The Witness of All |
132 | Sarvathmika | The Soul of Everything |
133 | Sarvathmika | The Giver of All Good Things |
134 | Sarva Vimohini | The Bewitcher of All |
135 | Sarvadhara | The Basis of All |
136 | Sarva Gatha | She who is everywhere |
137 | Sarva Avaguna Varjitha | She who has eliminated all bad qualities in herself |
138 | Sarvaruna | The Dawn of Everything |
139 | Sarva Matha | The Mother of All |
140 | Sarva Bhushana Bhushitha | She who is made up with every ornament |
141 | Kakara Artha | The Syllable, Ka, representing Light and the 8th letter of the Pancha Dashakshari Mantra |
142 | Kala Hanthri | The Destroyer of Time. The Destroyer of the God of Death. |
143 | Kameshi | The Ruler of Desires |
144 | Kamithartha Da | The Fulfiller of All Desires |
145 | Kama Sanjivini | She who brought Kamadeva, the God of Love, to life |
146 | Kalya | She who is an expert in the fine arts. She who is fit to be meditated upon. |
147 | Kadina Sthana Mandala | She with the firm bosom |
148 | Kara Bhoru | She with thighs like an elephant trunk |
149 | Kala Nadha Mukhya | She with a face like a full moon |
150 | Kacha Jitambudha | She whose hair resembles dark clouds |
151 | Kadakshyandhi-Karuna | She who has a merciful gaze |
152 | Kapali-Prana-Nayiga | The Wife of Lord Shiva |
153 | Karunya Vigraha | The Personification of Mercy |
154 | Kantha | The Stealer of Minds |
155 | Kanthi Dhutha Japavali | She whose lustre is greater than flowers |
156 | Kalalapa | She whose melodious voice is Art itself |
157 | Kambhu Kanti | She with a conch-like neck |
158 | Kara Nirjitha Pallava | She whose hands are softer than tender leaf buds |
159 | Kalpa Valli Sama Bhuja | She whose arms are as beautiful as the Kalpaga creeper |
160 | Kasthuri Thilakanchitha | She who wears a Tilak or mark with musk |
161 | Hakarartha | The Syllable, Ha, representing wealth and valour, and the 9th letter of the Pancha Dashakshari Mantra |
162 | Hamsa Gathi | She whose gait is like a swan. She who is attainable only by the realised souls. |
163 | Haataka Abharnojjwala | She who shines in gold ornaments |
164 | Hara Hari Kucha Bhoga | She whose bosom is decorated with ornaments. She whose bosom attracts Lord Shiva. |
165 | Hakini | The Slayer of All Bonds |
166 | Halya Varjitha | She who keeps bad thoughts away |
167 | Harithpathi Samaradhya | She who is worshipped by the deities who guard the 8 directions |
168 | Hatahthkara Hathasura | She who swiftly slays Asuras with Her valour |
169 | Harsha Pradha | The Giver of Joy |
170 | Havirbhokthri | She who partakes of offerings given to Devas in a fire offering |
171 | Hardha Santhama Sapaha | The Remover of Darkness From the Mind |
172 | Hallisa Lasya Santhushta | She who delights in watching women sing and dance, accompanied by musical instruments |
173 | Hamsa Manthrartha Rupini | She who understands the essence of the Hansa Mantra |
174 | Hanopadhana Nirmuktha | She who is beyond wants |
175 | Harshini | She who blesses a seeker with joy |
176 | Hari Sodhari | The Sister of Lord Vishnu |
177 | Haha Huhu Mukha Sthutya | She who is praised by the Gandharvas, Haha and Huhu |
178 | Hani Vriddhi Vivarjitha | She who is beyond growth and decay |
179 | Hayyangavina Hridhaya | She who has a heart like butter |
180 | Harikoparunam Shuka | The Red-Hued One |
181 | Lakarakhya | The Syllable, La, representing the 10th letter of the Pancha Dashakshari Mantra |
182 | Latha Pujya | She who is worshipped by chaste women |
183 | Laya Sthith Udbaveswari | The Supreme Goddess Now and During Dissolution |
184 | Lasya Darshana Santhushta | She who is pleased when women dance |
185 | Labha Labha Vivarjitha | She who is beyond receiving and loss |
186 | Langye Tharagna | She who does not obey orders. She who gives orders that cannot be disobeyed. |
187 | Lavanya Shalini | She who is unmatched in beauty and grace |
188 | Laghu Siddhita | She who grants powers easily |
189 | Laksha Rasa Savarnabha | She who is as resplendent as the colour of the juice of sealing wax |
190 | Lakshmanagraja Pujitha | She who was worshipped by Lord Rama, Sri Lakshmana's older brother |
191 | Labhyethara | She who is different from the results of actions |
192 | Labdha Bhakthi Sulabha | She who is attained through devotion |
193 | Langalayudha | She who has a plough as a weapon |
194 | Lagna-Chamara-Hastha-Sri-Saradha-Parivijitha | She who is fanned by Ma Lakshmi and Ma Saraswati |
195 | Lajjapada Samaradhya | She who is fit to be worshipped by those who renounce the world |
196 | Lampata | She who hides from earthly principles |
197 | Lakuleshwari | She in whom all communities of the world merge |
198 | Labdha-Maana | She who is praised by all |
199 | Labdha-Rasa | She who has attained the ultimate happiness |
200 | Labdha Sampath Samunnadhi | She who attained the apex of wealth |
201 | Hreengarini | The Syllable Hreeng, representing the 11th letter of the Pancha Dashakshari Mantra |
202 | Hreengkaradhya | She from whom originates Hreeng and Om |
203 | Hreeng Madhya | She who exists in the middle of Hreeng. She because of whom life exists in the middle of Earth. |
204 | Hreeng Shikhamani | She who wears Hreeng on Her head |
205 | Hreeng Kara Kundagni Shikha | She who is the flame of the fire pit called Hreeng |
206 | Hreeng Kara Sasi Chandrika | She who is the nectar-like rays of the moonlight called Hreeng |
207 | Hreengkara Bhaskara Ruchi | She who is the fierce and powerful rays of the sun called Hreeng |
208 | Hreengkarambodha Chanchala | She who is the streak of lightning of the dark clouds called Hreeng |
209 | Hreengkara Kandham Kurika | She who is the germinating tendril of the tuber called Hreeng |
210 | Hreengkaraiga Parayana | She who completely relies on Hreeng |
211 | Hreeng Kara Dirgiga Hamsi | She who is the swan playing in the canal called Hreeng |
212 | Hreengkarodhyana Kekini | She who is the peahen playing in the garden of Hreeng |
213 | Hreengkararanya Harini | She who is the doe playing in the forest of Hreeng |
214 | Hreengkaravala Vallari | She who is the ornamental climber in the flower bed of Hreeng |
215 | Hreeng Kara Panchara Sukhi | She who is the green parrot in the cage called Hreeng |
216 | Hreengkarangana Deepika | She who is the light in the courtyard called Hreeng |
217 | Hreengkara Kandhara Simhi | She who is the lioness living in the cave called Hreeng |
218 | Hreengkarambhoja Bringika | She who is the female insect playing in the lotus called Hreeng |
219 | Hreengkara Sumano Maadhvi | She who is the honey in the flower called Hreeng |
220 | Hreengkara Tharu Manjari | She who is the flower bunch in the tree called Hreeng |
221 | Sakarakhya | The Syllable, Sa, representing the 12th letter of the Pancha Dashakshari Mantra |
222 | Samarasa | She who is uniformly spread over the universe |
223 | Sakalagama Samsthitha | She who is praised by all holy books |
224 | Sarva Vedantha Thatparya Bhumi | She who is the place where the ultimate meaning of the Vedantas are found |
225 | Sad Asada Asraya | She who is the place where the formless and the forms live |
226 | Sakhala | The Complete One. She who has all the rays. |
227 | Satchidananda | The Ultimate True Happiness |
228 | Saadhya | The Reachable One |
229 | Sadgathi Dhayini | The Giver of Liberation |
230 | Sanakathi Muni Dhyeya | She who is meditated upon by sages like Sanaka |
231 | Sada Shiva Kudumbini | The Wife of Lord Sadashiva |
232 | Sakaladhishtana Rupa | The common point of all the different methods of worship |
233 | Sathya Rupa | The Form of Truth |
234 | Sama Krithi | She who treats everybody equally |
235 | Sarva Prapancha Nirmathri | The Maker of the Universe |
236 | Samanadhika Varjitha | The Incomparable One |
237 | Sarvothunga | The Greatest of All |
238 | Sanga Hina | The Detached One |
239 | Saguna | She with all the good qualities |
240 | Sakaleshtada | She who gives all that is desired |
241 | Kakarini | The Syllable Ka, representing the 13th letter of the Pancha Dashakshari Mantra |
242 | Kavya Lola | The Form of Supreme Happiness, as mentioned in the scriptures |
243 | Kameshwara Manohara | She who steals the mind of the God of Love, Kameshvara |
244 | Kameswara Prana Nadi | The Indicator of the Soul of Kameshvara |
245 | Kamesoth Sanga Vasini | She who sits on the left lap of Kameshvara |
246 | Kameshawara Alingathangi | She who is embraced by Kameshvara |
247 | Kameshwara Sukha Pradha | She who gives joy to Kameshvara |
248 | Kameshwara Pranayini | The Beloved of Kameshvara |
249 | Kameshwara Vilasini | She who makes a devotee understand Kameshvara |
250 | Kameshwara Thapa Siddhi | She who is the result of penance performed by Kameshvara |
251 | Kameshwara Mana Priya | She who is most dear to the mind of Kameshvara |
252 | Kameshwara Prana Nadha | She who rules the mind of Kameshvara |
253 | Kameshwara Vimohini | She who steals the mind of Kameshvara |
254 | Kameshwara Brahma Vidhya | She who is the ultimate science of liberation, as revealed by Kameshvara |
255 | Kameshwara Graheswari | She who is the ruler of the house of Kameshvara |
256 | Kameshwara Ahladhakaree | She who brings supreme joy to Kameshvara |
257 | Kameshwara Maheswari | The Supreme Goddess of Kameshvara |
258 | Kameshwari | She who is worshipped by Kameshvara |
259 | Kama Koti Nilaya | She who presides over the Kama Koti seat in Kanchipuram - the seat which houses a billion times the energy of Kameshvara's love |
260 | Kamakshitharthada | The Fulfiller of Desires |
261 | Lakarini | The Syllable La, representing the 14th letter of the Pancha Dashakshari Mantra |
262 | Labdha Rupa | She who has taken the form of fulfilling a devotee's desires |
263 | Labhdha Di | She who is known by wisdom |
264 | Labhdha Vanchitha | The Fulfiller of All Wants |
265 | Labhdha Papa Mano Dhoora | She who is out of reach of sinners |
266 | Labhdha Ahankara Dhurghama | She who is out of reach of those with an ego |
267 | Labhdha Shakthi | She who manifests Her powers at will |
268 | Labhdha Deha | She who manifests a body at will |
269 | Labdha Iswarya Samunnathi | She who manifests all wealth at will |
270 | Labhdha Vriddhi | She who has reached the Infinite |
271 | Labhdha Lila | She who is playful at will |
272 | Labhdha Yowana Shalini | She who is ever young by Her will |
273 | Labhdahika Sarvanga Soundarya | She who is the Supreme Beauty by will |
274 | Labhdha Vibrama | She who enacts the play of maintaining the worlds |
275 | Labhdha Raga | She who has desires |
276 | Labhdha Pathi | She who has Lord Shiva as Her husband |
277 | Labhdha Nanagama Sthithi | She who leads to the existence of scriptures |
278 | Labhdha Bhoga | She who enjoys the fulfilment of Her will |
279 | Labhdha Sukha | She who enjoys comforts |
280 | Labhdha Harshabhi Puritha | She who is filled with Supreme Bliss |
281 | Hreengkara Murthi | The Syllable Hreeng, representing the 15th and last letter of the Pancha Dashakshari Mantra |
282 | Hreeng Kara Soudha Shringa Kaphodhiga | She who is the dove who lives atop the palace called Hreeng |
283 | Hreeng Kara Dughabdhi Sudha | She who is the butter - nectar - churned from the ocean of milk called Hreeng |
284 | Hreengkara Kamalendhira | She who is Goddess Lakshmi sitting on the lotus called Hreeng |
285 | Hreengkara Mani Deeparchi | She who is the light of the ornamental lamp called Hreeng |
286 | Hreengkara Tharu Sharika | She who is the ladybird sitting on the tree called Hreeng |
287 | Hreengkara Petaka Mani | She who is the pearl locked in the box called Hreeng |
288 | Hreengkaradarsha Bimbhidha | She who is the image reflected in the mirror, called Hreeng |
289 | Hreengkara Kosasilatha | She who is the shining sword in the sheath called Hreeng |
290 | Hreengkara Sthana Narthaki | She who is the dancer on the stage, called Hreeng |
291 | Hreengkara Shukthika Mukthamani | She who is the pearl found in the oyster shell called Hreeng |
292 | Hreengkara Bodhitha | She who is taught by the sound called Hreeng |
293 | Hreengkaramaya Sowarna Stambha Vidhruma Puthrika | She who is the coral statue on the shining pillars called Hreeng |
294 | Hreengkara Vedhoupanishad | She who is the Upanishad placed atop the Veda called Hreeng |
295 | Hreeng Dwara Dakshina | She who is the money gifted through the gate called Hreeng |
296 | Hreengkara Nandhanarama Nava Kalpaga Vallari | She who is the new divine climber in the garden called Hreeng |
297 | Hreengkara Himavath Ganga | She who is the river Ganga in the Himalayas called Hreeng |
298 | Hreengkararnava Kousthubha | She who is the precious gem born to the ocean called Hreeng |
299 | Hreengara Manthra Sarwaswa | She who is the total wealth churned from the mantra, Hreeng |
300 | Hreengkarapara Sowkhyadha | She who gives all pleasures to those who chant Hreeng |
Worshipping Ma With the Lalita Trishati On Tantra Sadhana App
The human experience has evolved from the spoken word to the written word, and today, to a digital revolution. Our ancient practices of Vedic and Tantra Sadhana have to transition to this medium to ensure that a future generation of seekers can benefit from them.
The Tantra Sadhana App, founded by Himalayan monk Om Swami, is a comprehensive digital transmission system that offers awakened Tantric practices that were traditionally accessible only through direct initiation.
The app contains energized mantras of the Das Mahavidyas—the ten cosmic manifestations of the Divine Feminine.
Unlocked in sequence, Ma Tripura Sundari is the third of the Mahavidyas, after Ma Kali and Ma Tara. If you wish to worship Her, you may chant Her Bij mantra, perform Yagnas to the chants of Lalita Trishati and perform the powerful Sri Yantra Sadhana.
A Progressive Spiritual Journey
The app is structured to guide users through a spiritually tiered path—offering more advanced Sadhanas only after the practitioner has shown readiness through foundational practices.
This mirrors the ancient Guru-Shishya Parampara in spirit, while making such teachings globally accessible.
A Living Bridge Between Tradition and Technology
Just as Maharishi Agastya and Adi Shankaracharya redefined access to Dharma for their times, the Tantra Sadhana App ensures that even the most esoteric forms of worship—like Sri Yantra Sadhana—can be practised with purity, guidance, and devotion, no matter where you are in the world.
It is not just an app.
It is a living temple, a spiritual transmission, and a sacred initiation—all in one.
Starting 17th Jan, 7 PM IST.
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