sūrya aṣṭottara śata nāma stotram

This sacred hymn, sourced from the Brahmanda Purana, consists of one hundred and eight auspicious names of Lord Surya, the celestial personification of the Sun. By chanting these names with devotion, seekers invoke the radiant energy of the Sun god, who is revered as the dispeller of darkness and the source of all life. The stotram is believed to bestow physical health, intellectual clarity, and spiritual enlightenment upon the practitioner. Regular recitation is said to remove obstacles, mitigate the negative effects of planetary alignments, and grant success in all noble endeavors.