1000 Names Of Lord Vishnu In Telugu Pdf

1000 Names Of Lord Vishnu In Telugu Pdf: A Guide To The Sacred Stotram

Vishnu Sahasranama, or the 1000 names of Lord Vishnu, is one of the most po=
pular and powerful Vedic hymns in Hinduism. It is a stotram, or a praise so=
ng, that glorifies the attributes and qualities of Vishnu, the supreme deit=
y of Vaishnavism and one of the Trimurti (the three main gods) in Hinduism.=
 The stotram consists of 108 verses that enumerate 1000 names of Vishnu, ea=
ch describing a different aspect of his divine personality.


The origin and significance of Vishnu Sahasranama are narrated in the Mahab=
harata, one of the two major epics of India. According to the legend, after=
 the Kurukshetra war, Bhishma, the grandsire of the Pandavas and Kauravas, =
was lying on a bed of arrows, waiting for his death. He was visited by Yudh=
ishthira, the eldest Pandava and the rightful king of Hastinapura, who aske=
d him for advice on how to rule the kingdom and attain peace and happiness.=
 Bhishma then taught him various aspects of dharma (righteousness), artha (=
wealth), kama (desire), and moksha (liberation), and finally revealed to hi=
m the Vishnu Sahasranama as the ultimate means to attain all four goals.

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Bhishma said that Vishnu Sahasranama was taught to him by Lord Krishna hims=
elf, who is an avatar (incarnation) of Vishnu. He said that by reciting or =
listening to this stotram with devotion, one can obtain the blessings of Vi=
shnu and fulfill all their wishes. He also said that this stotram can remov=
e all sins, diseases, sorrows, and obstacles in life, and grant wisdom, pro=
sperity, fame, and liberation. He quoted a verse from the stotram that says=
: "Dharmarthi prapnuyat dharmam artharthi charthamapnuyat / Kamanavapnuyat =
kami prajanarthi chapnuyat prajam //", which means: "He who desires righteo=
usness obtains righteousness; he who desires wealth obtains wealth; he who =
desires pleasure obtains pleasure; he who desires progeny obtains progeny."


The Vishnu Sahasranama is also found in other Puranas (ancient scriptures) =
such as the Garuda Purana and the Padma Purana, where it is taught by diffe=
rent speakers to different listeners. However, the most ancient and authori=
tative version is considered to be the one in the Mahabharata, which has be=
en commented upon by many scholars and saints such as Adi Shankara, Parasar=
a Bhatta, Ramanuja, Madhva, and others. The stotram is divided into three p=
arts: a preface (purva peethika), which contains a prayer (prarthana), a st=
ory (katha), an intention (sankalpa), and a meditation (dhyana); the main b=
ody (sahasra nama), which contains 1000 names of Vishnu; and an appendix (u=
ttara peethika), which contains a result (phala shruti) and some instructio=
ns (upadesha).


The 1000 names of Vishnu are not literal names but epithets that describe h=
is various attributes, actions, forms, manifestations, qualities, roles, an=
d relationships. They are derived from various sources such as the Vedas (t=
he oldest scriptures), the Upanishads (the philosophical texts), the Purana=
s (the mythological stories), the Itihasas (the historical epics), and othe=
r texts. Some names are common nouns that denote universal concepts such as=
 truth, beauty, love, etc., while some are proper nouns that refer to speci=
fic aspects or incarnations of Vishnu such as Narayana, Rama, Krishna, etc.=
 Some names are synonyms or antonyms that express different facets or persp=
ectives of Vishnu's nature such as Ananta (endless) and Anta (end), Shiva (=
auspicious) and Shiva (destroyer), etc. Some names are compound words that =
combine two or more
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