Sri Vamana Stotram is a rendition of verses from Srimad Bhagavatam, which describes the glories of the Lord Vamana Avatara, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu.

This is a very rare stotra on Hindu God Vamana.

Vamana is the fifth of the ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu. He is also known by the name Trivikrama.

Regular practice of reciting this sacred Slokas invite divine blessings and protection into your life.

Suryashtakam is dedicated to Lord Surya. This Ashtaka has 8 slokas praising the divine qualities of the Sun. The remaining 3 slokas are Phalashruti, which tells about the various benefits of chanting these sacred slokas regularly.

 Sri Vigneshwara Shodasa Nama Stotram in Telugu.

Lord Vinayaka is considered the dispeller of all obstacles to freedom.

Recite this sacred mantra on a daily basis to ensure that Lord Ganesha's blessings are always upon you and that all barriers in your spiritual path are removed.

శ్రీ విఘ్నేశ్వర షోడశనామ స్తోత్రమ్

Lord Krishna, the great exponent of the Bhagavad Gita, is the eighth most powerful incarnation of Lord Vishnu.

 All these holy "Dwadasa Namas" are twelve names of Lord Hanuman.

Regular practice of the Sri Anjaneya Dwadasa Nama Stotram makes you victorious everywhere.

 Saraswathi Dwadasa Nama Stotram

 Sri Subrahmanya Karavalamba Stotram

Lord Subrahmanya, also known as Murugan, Skanda, Kartikeya, Saravanabhava, and many other names, is a major Hindu god in South India.

He is the main deity of war, courage, knowledge, and triumph, born to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.
His birth was a divine event, and he was created from the collective energy and power of various gods to defeat the demon Tarakasura.

Because of his six faces, Lord Kartikeya is called "Shanmukha". His birth was a divine event, and he was created from the collective energy and power of many gods to defeat the demon Tarakasura.

Lord Kartikeya is often depicted as a young god riding a peacock, which symbolizes his victory over a demon named Surapadman, who took the form of a peacock.

Kartikeya carries the Vel weapon. It is a divine spear, commonly known as shakti, symbolizing Kundalini shakti. He is the commander of the celestial army. He is also considered the brother of Lord Ganesha.

As a Sadhguru, Shanmukha imparts the divine wisdom of Lord Shiva to all devotees leading them to salvation.

Goddess Lakshmi is the goddess of Wealth, Beauty, Prosperity, Fortune and Power.

Other Names: Sri, Narayani, Bhargavi, Bhagavati, Padma, Kamala, Vaishnavi and Samudrasuta.

Sri Kashi Vishwanatha Ashtakam in Telugu.

Sri Kashi Vishwanatha Ashtakam is composed by Sri Adi Shankaracharya.

Sri Sainath Mahima Stotram, written by Sri Upasani Baba Maharaj, a great disciple of Shirdi Sai Baba.

కాశీనాథ శాస్త్రీ (ఉపాసనీ బాబా) విరచితమ్ - శ్రీ సాయినాథ మహిమా స్తోత్రం

This is a highly sacred hymn of Lord Shiva created by the revered sage Vasishtha to get rid of financial issues and poverty.

Read daily Daridraya Dukha Dahana Shiva Stotram and get the blessing of Lord Shiva.

This beautiful stotra was created by Adi Shankaracharya to praise Mother Goddess Annapurna - the great deity of Kasi, to grant us alms.

Yantrodharaka Hanuman Temple also known as Pranadeva Temple is a famous Lord Hanuman Temple present in Hampi, Karnataka.

Sri Yantrodharaka Hanuman Stotram is composed by the great 15th century Madhva guru, Sri Vyasaraja Tirtha (1490-1539), who was the spiritual guru of Sri Krishnadevaraya, the most famous and powerful emperor of the great Vijayanagar empire.

Considered as the first God, Lord Ganesh is the remover of obstacles and the provider of great prosperity in our lives.

Daily prayer of this powerful Slokas is a way to remind oneself of the divine presence and develop mindfulness.

 శ్రీ గణనాయకాష్టకమ్‌

This Navagraha Stotra consists of nine mantras for nine planets and was penned by Vyasa Rishi

Navagraha Stotram

Sage Markandeya composed this famous Lord Venkateshwara Vajra Kavacha Stotram.

 శ్రీ వేంకటేశ్వర వజ్ర కవచ స్తోత్రం

The hymn is composed by Totakacharya and it consists of eight verses in praise of his Guru Sri Adi Shankaracharya.