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For decades now, Poojya Swamiji has been expounding the significance of Vishnusahasranaama and the supreme place it has in our culture and tradition.
Poojya Swamiji says, “chanting of Vishnusahasranaama has the effect of penetrating our inner personality, instilling purity, expansion and enlightenment. It also gives relief from all fear, stress and sorrow, leading to peace as well as contentment. It also imbues the ability, strength and sustenance to pursue any effort with resolve and achieve the destined fruition. A sense of inner enrichment and abundance is inevitable for those given to regular Vishnusahasranaama recitation.”
To further reinforce the values enshrined in Vishnusahasranaama, Poojya Swamiji has given the meaning to each of these 1000 names. We will bring out these, a few names every week, to help us ruminate over and inculcate these values and make them an integral part of our personality.
"As you get used to recitation, the mind begins to contemplate upon the meaning and message of each word. Each epithet has its own quality and excellence to instill, which in turn enhances the skill and ability of the mind”, says Poojya Swamiji.
| Sr. No.
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Name
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Meaning
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| 881. |
रविः (Raviḥ) |
Who as sun draws all fluids with their tastes. |
| 882. |
विरोचनः (Virocanaḥ) |
Who shines in manifold ways. |
| 883. |
सूर्यः (Sūryaḥ) |
Who inspires everybody to be active. |
| 884. |
सविता (Savitā) |
Who delivers the entire world. |
| 885. |
रविलोचनः (Ravilocanaḥ) |
Who has sun as his eye. |
| 886. |
अनन्तः (Anantaḥ) |
Who is bereft of any extremity or limit. |
| 887. |
हुतभुक् (Hutabhuk) |
Who as blazing fire consumes all that is offered to it. |
| 888. |
भोक्ता (Bhoktā) |
Who enjoys Nature, like food. |
| 889. |
सुखदः (Sukhadaḥ) |
Who showers joyful freedom on seekers. |
| 890. |
नैकजः (Naikajaḥ) |
Who is born many times for upholding dharma and subduing adharma. |
| 891. |
अग्रजः (Agrajaḥ) |
Who was born before everything and every one came to be. |
| 892. |
अनिर्विण्णः (Anirviṇṇaḥ) |
Who is free from despondency and indifference, as he is bereft of desire and expectation. |
| 893. |
सदामर्षी (Sadāmarṣī) |
Who is tolerant and patient to good and noble people. |
| 894. |
लोकाधिष्ठानम् (Lokādhiṣṭhānam) |
Who is the support and substratum of the entire world. |
| 895. |
अद्भुतः (Adbhutaḥ) |
Who is the supreme wonder and amazement. |
| 896. |
सनात् (Sanāt) |
Who is the very source of Time, which is his own display. |
| 897. |
सनातनतमः (Sanātanatamaḥ) |
Who is eternal, the cause of all, excelling all other long living agencies such as Brahma, the Creator and the like. |
| 898. |
कपिलः (Kapilaḥ) |
Who is kapila, the lightly reddish fire, under the sea. |
| 899. |
कपिः (Kapiḥ) |
Who in the form of sun, drinks all the waters by its rays. |
| 900. |
अप्ययः (Apyayaḥ) |
Who has no decay or degeneration; who remains the substratum for dissolving the entire creation at the time of deluge. |
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