Shloka 95 of 107 · Names 888–896
Vishnu Sahasranama — Shloka 95
Sanskrit
Transliteration
ananto hutabhugbhoktā sukhado naikajo'grajaḥ | anirviṇṇaḥ sadāmarṣī lokādhiṣṭhānamadbhutaḥ || 95 ||
Names in this Shloka (9)
He who is infinite, without end in time, space, or any attribute.
He who enjoys the offerings consumed by fire, being the ultimate recipient of all sacrifices.
He who grants happiness, bestowing the bliss of liberation upon His devotees.
He who is born many times, taking multiple incarnations for the welfare of the world.
He who was born before all others, the firstborn of all creation.
He who is never despondent, free from weariness, dejection, and discouragement.
He who is ever forgiving, perpetually patient with the transgressions of beings.
He who is the substratum of all worlds, the foundation upon which the universe rests.
He who is wonderful and marvellous, whose nature inspires awe and astonishment.