Vedic Reflections - Shri VishnusahasranAmam (Stanza 15)
The fifteenth stanza of sahasranAmam of Maha Vishnu lays stress upon the number 4 and it's direct relation with Mahavishnu. You will read it in the following translations.
lokAdhyakshah
The One who is the master or in command of all the living beings of the world - LOKA ADYAKSH
surAdhyakshah
The One who is in command of all the surAs or Gods
dharamAdhyakshah
The One who is in command of Dharma or righteousness
krtakrtah
The One who grants the fruit or result according to our Karma or Doings in this world/life or a previous life
chaturAtma
The One whose glory is fourfold
chaturvyuha
The One who is the four vyUhas (viz vAsudeva, sankarshana, pradyumna & aniruddha)
chvaturdamshtra
The One has four protruding teeth (in the Narsimha avatar)
chaturbhujah
The One who has four arms
The fifteenth stanza of sahasranAmam of Maha Vishnu lays stress upon the number 4 and it's direct relation with Mahavishnu. You will read it in the following translations.
लोकाध्यक्षः सुराध्यक्शः धर्माध्यक्शः कृताकृतः |
चतुरात्मा चतुर्व्यूहा चतुर्दाष्ट्र चतुर्भुजः ||
lokAdhyakshah surAdhyakshah dharamAdhyakshah krtakrtah
chaturAtma chaturvyushvaturdashtrashvaturbhujah
lokAdhyakshah
The One who is the master or in command of all the living beings of the world - LOKA ADYAKSH
surAdhyakshah
The One who is in command of all the surAs or Gods
dharamAdhyakshah
The One who is in command of Dharma or righteousness
krtakrtah
The One who grants the fruit or result according to our Karma or Doings in this world/life or a previous life
chaturAtma
The One whose glory is fourfold
chaturvyuha
The One who is the four vyUhas (viz vAsudeva, sankarshana, pradyumna & aniruddha)
chvaturdamshtra
The One has four protruding teeth (in the Narsimha avatar)
chaturbhujah
The One who has four arms
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