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114 VISHNU SAHASRANAMA<br />

643. The valiant (Vlrah).<br />

644. Born in <strong>the</strong> Sura clan (Saurih).<br />

Vya. He is known as S'auri in Utkala country<br />

(Jagannath).<br />

645. The Lord <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> valiant (Surajanes'varah).<br />

He is <strong>the</strong> friend <strong>of</strong> Indra and o<strong>the</strong>r warriors owing to<br />

<strong>the</strong>ir superior martial powers.<br />

646. The Soul <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> three worlds (Trilokatma).<br />

As He is <strong>the</strong> indweller (Antaryamin) <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> three<br />

worlds ; or as <strong>the</strong> three worlds do not, in reality, exist<br />

apart from Him.<br />

647. The ruler <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> three worlds (Trilokes'ah).<br />

The three worlds, ordained by him, attend to <strong>the</strong>ir<br />

respective functions.<br />

648. Kes'avah.<br />

Kes'as are <strong>the</strong> rays which are in <strong>the</strong> Sun and <strong>the</strong> rest<br />

as he is <strong>the</strong> possessor <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>m he is named Kesfcva.<br />

Mahabharata (S'an. Par., 342-49) says : " The rays <strong>of</strong> mine<br />

which illuminate (<strong>the</strong> sun, etc.), are called Kesias. The<br />

wise Brahmanas call me <strong>the</strong>refore by <strong>the</strong> name Kesiava " ;<br />

or, <strong>the</strong> i^aktis or energies called Brahma, <strong>Vishnu</strong> and Budra<br />

are named Kes'as ; as he rules over <strong>the</strong>m he is Kesava. The<br />

Sfruti (Rig, 1-164-44) says : " There are three Kes'ins ..."<br />

The Vish. Pr. (5-1-61) says : "... are in <strong>the</strong> Earth.''<br />

The word ' Kes'a ' in above quotation is explained to mean<br />

Sfokti. In Harivamsfc (279-47) S'iva says to <strong>Vishnu</strong> : " Ka<br />

means Brahma, and I am lafa or Lord <strong>of</strong> all embodied<br />

beings •, and we (Brahma and myself) sprang from your<br />

hence you are named Kesiava."<br />

parts or manifestations ;<br />

649. The slayer <strong>of</strong> Kes'in, an Asura (Kesiha).<br />

650. Harih.<br />

As He destroys Samsara <strong>with</strong> its cause. (S'lo. 82)<br />

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