Exploring 108 Names of Lord Shri Krishna

By Tanmay Bhati -


Beautiful Lord Shri Krishna


"One who sees inaction in action and action in inaction is

 intelligent among men." - Shri Krishna



Exploring the one hundred and eight names of lord shri krishna with meaning - 


1. Achyuta: The Infallible

2. Adideva: The Original God

3. Aditya: The Son of Aditi

4. Ajanma: One Who is Unborn

5. Akhila: The Whole

6. Akshara: Indestructible

7. Ameya: Immeasurable

8. Anadi: The Eternal One

9. Ananda: The Source of Bliss

10. Ananta: The Endless

11. Aniruddha: The Unobstructed

12. Anuttama: The Supreme

13. Apoorva: The Unprecedented

14. Aprameya: The Incomprehensible

15. Avyukta: The Unfathomable

16. Bhagavan: The Supreme Lord

17. Bhaktavatsala: The Devotee's Shelter

18. Brahma: The Creator

19. Chaturbhuj: The Four-Armed

20. Dayalu: The Compassionate

21. Devakinandan: Son of Devaki

22. Devendra: Lord of the Devas

23. Gopala: The Protector of Cows

24. Govinda: The One Who Gives Joy to Cows

25. Gyaneshwara: Lord of Knowledge

26. Hari: The Remover of Suffering

27. Hiranyagarbha: The Golden Womb

28. Jagadguru: The Guru of the Universe

29. Jagadish: The Lord of the World

30. Janardana: The Liberator

31. Jayantah: The Victorious

32. Kamsantak: The Slayer of Kamsa

33. Kamalnath: The Lord of Lotuses

34. Kamalaapati: The Husband of Goddess Lakshmi

35. Keshava: The Slayer of the Demon Keshi

36. Krishna: The All-Attractive One

37. Kshetrajna: The Knower of the Field

38. Lakshmipati: The Lord of Wealth

39. Madana: The Enchanter

40. Madhusudana: The Slayer of the Demon Madhu

41. Mahendra: Lord of Indra

42. Manohara: The Charming One

43. Mohana: The Deluder

44. Muralidhara: The One Who Holds the Flute

45. Murlimanohar: The Flute-Playing Enchanter

46. Narayana: The Refuge of All Beings

47. Nataraja: The Lord of Dance

48. Niranjan: The Immaculate One

49. Padmanabha: The Lotus-Naveled Lord

50. Parabrahman: The Supreme Absolute Truth

51. Paramatma: The Supersoul

52. Parameshwara: The Supreme Lord

53. Prabhu: The Master

54. Purushottama: The Supreme Personality

55. Radhakrishna: The Divine Union of Radha and Krishna

56. Rajanikantha: The Blue-Throated One

57. Sanatana: The Eternal

58. Sarvajna: The All-Knowing

59. Sarvapalaka: The Protector of All

60. Satyavachana: The Speaker of Truth

61. Shyam: The Dark-Complexioned One

62. Shyamsundara: The Beautiful Dark One

63. Sudarshana: The Divine Discus

64. Sureshwara: The Lord of the Devas

65. Swami: The Master

66. Trivikrama: The Conqueror of the Three Worlds

67. Upendra: The Brother of Lord Indra

68. Vaikunthanatha: The Lord of Vaikuntha

69. Vamana: The Dwarf Incarnation

70. Varaha: The Boar Incarnation

71. Vasudev: The Son of Vasudeva

72. Vishnu: The All-Pervading Lord

73. Vishvarupa: The Cosmic Form

74. Vrajesh: The Lord of Vrindavan

75. Yadavendra: The Lord of the Yadavas

76. Yogi: The Supreme Yogi

77. Yashodanandana: The Son of Yashoda

78. Yogeshwara: The Lord of Yoga

79. Achintya: The Inconceivable

80. Acyuta: The Infallible

81. Adhokshaja: The One Beyond Perception

82. Adidev: The First God

83. Aditi-nandan: Son of Aditi

84. Akshobhya: The Unshakable

85. Amrit: The Nectar of Immortality

86. Ananta-shesha: The Infinite Serpent

87. Aniruddhah: The Subduer of All Obstacles

88. Antaryami: The Inner Controller

89. Anurag: The Beloved One

90. Aparajita: The Unconquerable

91. Apurvam: The Unparalleled

92. Arisudana: The Slayer of Enemies

93. Ashutosh: The One Easily Pleased

94. Atman: The Supreme Self

95. Bala: The Child-like God

96. Balabhadra: The Mighty Armed One

97. Bhagavat: The Lord of All Opulences

98. Bhaktavatsalya: The Affectionate Towards Devotees

99. Bhaktivedanta: The One Who Established the Devotional Vedanta

100. Bhuvaneshwara: The Lord of the Universe

101. Brajesh: The Lord of Braj

102. Chaitanya: The Consciousness

103. Chaturvyuha: The Fourfold Expansion

104. Damodara: The One Whose Belly is Bound with a Rope

105. Danavendra-vandita: Worshipped by the Chief of Demons

106. Dayanidhi: The Treasure of Compassion

107. Deenabandhu: The Friend of the Needy

108. Deenbandhava: The Protector of the Downtrodden

 


- Tanmay Bhati

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