Shloka 58 of 107 · Names 540–548

Vishnu Sahasranama — Shloka 58

Sanskrit

mahāvarāho govindaḥ suṣeṇaḥ kanakāṅgadī | guhyo gabhīro gahano guptaścakragadādharaḥ || 58 ||

#540महावराहःmahāvarāhaḥ

The great boar; He who assumed the colossal Varaha form to rescue the earth from the cosmic ocean

#541गोविन्दःgovindaḥ

The finder of the cows and the Vedas; He who recovered the earth and is known through Vedic speech

#542सुषेणःsuṣeṇaḥ

He who has a splendid army; the Lord whose divine hosts and celestial forces are glorious and invincible

#543कनकाङ्गदीkanakāṅgadī

He who wears golden armlets; the resplendent Lord adorned with brilliant gold ornaments on His arms

#544गुह्यःguhyaḥ

The mysterious one; He who is hidden in the cave of the heart and is the most secret of all truths

#545गभीरःgabhīraḥ

The unfathomable; He whose nature, power, and wisdom are of immeasurable depth

#546गहनःgahanaḥ

The impenetrable; He who is difficult to comprehend, like a dense and trackless forest of mystery

#547गुप्तःguptaḥ

The hidden one; He who is concealed by His own maya and is not perceivable by ordinary senses

#548चक्रगदाधरःcakragadādharaḥ

He who bears the discus and the mace; the Lord who wields the Sudarshana Chakra and the Kaumodaki Gada