Lakshmi Sahasranamam is a devotional song in praise of the goddess Lakshmi, the most popular Hindu goddess of wealth, prosperity, and love. This song is known as a namakarana and is often recited in temples and homes. The word namakarana means a song of praise or worship. The word is derived from the Sanskrit word nama, meaning "to praise", and karana, "a vehicle", as in a vehicle for the worship of the goddess.

Lakshmi Sahasranamam is a devotional song that is recited in temples and homes to worship the goddess Lakshmi. This song is known as namakarana and is often recited in temples and homes.

The song consists of 12 stanzas, with each stanza having a length of four lines. In each stanza, the first line is the bhava, or emotion, of the stanza. The second line is the nama, or the name, of the goddess. The third line is the mnemonic or the meaning of the stanza. The last line is the yada, or the action, or the result of the stanza.