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Çré Viñëusahasranäma
weapons; pragraha – He accepted the role of Arjuna’s chariot driver
out of friendship; nigraha – He ordained the destruction of Arjuna’s
enemies merely by glancing at them; vyagra – He quickly
accomplished the destruction of Arjuna’s enemies; naika-çåìga – He
defeated ther Päëòavas’ enemies with many strategies; gadägraja –
He appeared as the elder brother of Gada.
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cTauMaURiTaRêTaubaRhuêTauVYaURhêTauGaRiTa" )
cTauraTMaa cTau>aaRvêTauveRdivdek-PaaTa( cTau>aaRvêTauveRdivdek PaaTa( ))95))
95. caturmürtiç caturbähuç
caturvyühaç caturgatiù
caturätmä caturbhävaç
caturveda-vid ekapät
caturmürti – Lord Kåñëa appeared as the four sons of Dharma: Nara,
Näräyaëa, Hari and Kåñëa; caturbähu – Bhéma, Arjuna, Satyaki and
Uddhava were like His four strong arms; caturvyüha – He is the
Supreme Personality of Godhead described in the four Vedas;
caturgati – unto Him surrender the four kinds of faithful persons: the
distressed, those in need of money, the curious and those who want to
know the Absolute Truth; caturätmä – He grants the four blessings of
economic development, piety, sense gratification and liberation to the
people in general; caturbhäva – He also grants these four blessings to
the devotees in particular; caturveda-vit – He teaches the actual
message of the Vedas to the devotees; ekapät – the countless material
universes are but a tiny fragment of His actual opulence and power.
SaMaavtaaeR iNav*taaTMaa duJaRYaae duriTa§-Ma" duriTa§ Ma" )
dul/R>aae duGaRMaae duGaaeR duravaSaae durairha ))96))
96. samävartto nivåttätmä
durjayo duratikramaù
durlabho durgamo durgo
duräväso durärihä
samävartta – Lord Kåñëa repeatedly creates the material universes;
nivåttätmä – He also repeatedly annihilates them; durjaya – He is
invincible and can be defeated only by pure devotional service;
duratikrama – no one can ignore His order; durlabha – He is attained
only by the most difficult-to-practice path of pure devotional service;
durgama – He is understood by the difficult study of the Upaniñads
and Vedänta-sutra; durga – He is glorified by the hymns of the Säma-