Annapurna Shatanama Stotra

Annapurana Shatanama taught by Bhairava to Devi in the twenty fourth chapter of bruhanneela tantra,

The oneness of Kāli, neelasarasvati (Tārā) and annadā is declared by lord bhairava in the beginning. Lord Bhairava also indicates that without knowing and chanting the hundred name hymn of annapurnā, perfection of annapurnā mantra is not possible even if one chants for thousands of years. That’s the level of significance of this hundred name hymn. Lord also says that the hymn opens the doors of all kinds of wisdom and knowledge and also blesses the devotee with abundance of food, victory, health and so on. The lord also proclaims that there is nothing greater than this hundred name hymn in all the tantras to please the goddess annadā.

In the end he also enlists great sages who worship annapurnā to make us understand the significance and the glory of the goddess.

This book is a humble effort to shed the light on the deeper meaning of each name of goddess annapurana based on vedas, Puranas, and tantra shastras