Vishnu.Sahasranama.with.the.Bhasya.of.Sankaracharya_text
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122 VISHNU SAHASRANAMA<br />
708. The dwelling place <strong>of</strong> beings (Bhutovasah).<br />
The Harivamsfc (279-52) Says :<br />
t you, thou art named Bhutavasa."<br />
709. Vasudcvah.<br />
" As <strong>the</strong> Beings live in<br />
As he envelopes <strong>the</strong> Universe <strong>with</strong> Mlya. Lord (Maha.<br />
S'an., 342-41) says : " I pervade <strong>the</strong> whole Universe by my<br />
glory like <strong>the</strong> Sun <strong>with</strong> his rays."<br />
710. The abode <strong>of</strong> all life-energies (SarvSsunilayah).<br />
Being Jlva himself ; or he is <strong>the</strong> abode <strong>of</strong> all <strong>the</strong> Jlvas.<br />
711. The unlimited (Analah).<br />
His energies and powers are never limited.<br />
Vya. He never forgives sinning against his devotees.<br />
712. The repressor <strong>of</strong> pride (Darpaha).<br />
Of those that stray from <strong>the</strong> path <strong>of</strong> righteousness.<br />
Vya. He curbs <strong>the</strong> pride <strong>of</strong> Indra and o<strong>the</strong>rs by<br />
lifting <strong>the</strong> mountain, etc.<br />
713. The giver <strong>of</strong> pride (Darpadah).<br />
Of those that follow righteousness ; or represses<br />
<strong>the</strong>ir pride.<br />
Vya. adarpadah : He does not allow his devotees to<br />
become proud.<br />
714. The proud (Driptah). (Adriptah.)<br />
From ever delighting in <strong>the</strong> bliss <strong>of</strong> Self.<br />
Vya. They (devotees) never become proud though<br />
<strong>the</strong>y perform many (good) acts.<br />
715. The object <strong>of</strong> very difficult contemplation<br />
(Durdharah).<br />
During contemplation, it is very difficult to realise<br />
His nature, as He is beyond all forms or vehicles ; however<br />
some favoured few see Him <strong>with</strong> great effort (in <strong>the</strong> lotus)<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> heart, after arduous meditation for many incarnations.