The Lakshmi: Sahasrana:ma — the thousand names of the Divine Mother — is preserved in the Sanat-kuma:ra Samhitha: of the Skanda Pura:na and is the most comprehensive contemplation of Maha:lakshmi: in the entire Pura:nic corpus. One thousand sacred names, organized across approximately eighty-five slokas, structured so that the worshipper may either recite the na:ma:vali: as pa:ra:yana or perform arcana: by uttering each name with the offering of a flower at the feet of the Mu:rthi. Sanat-kuma:ra, the eternal youth-sage, transmitted these names to the assembled rishis as the supreme litany by which the Mother's full ontological sweep may be approached.
The doctrinal weight of this work in the Sri:vaishnava Samprada:ya is unmatched. Where the 108-name Ashtoththara contemplates the essential gunas of the Mother, the Sahasrana:ma traces Her manifestation across every domain — the cosmos that She animates as Prakrithi, the Veda that She illumines as Medha:, the household She blesses as Grihalakshmi:, the throne She shares as the eternal consort of Sri:man Na:ra:yana. JETNJ is preparing this work as its flagship Sahasrana:ma offering at /lakshmi/sahasranama, with all thousand names presented in nine languages including transliteration, English meaning, and sloka-level grouping. The complete text in Sanskrit is available through the external sources below.