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Vishnu Sahasra Naamam-Vol III-RR-edit.pub - Ibiblio

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Slokam 81<br />

tejae v&;ae *uitxr> svRzôÉ&ta< vr>,<br />

à¢hae in¢hae Vy¢ae nEkï&¼ae gda¢j>. 81.<br />

tejOvrushO dyutidharah sarvasastrabhrutAm varah |<br />

pragrahO nigrahO vyagrO naikasrungO gadAgrajah ||<br />

nAma 763. tejaev&;> tejo tejo-vRshah<br />

tejo vRshah<br />

[ PLEASE ADD PRANAVAM BEFORE EACH NAAMA ]<br />

a) He Who showers His splendor on His devotees in<br />

the form of His protection.<br />

b) He Who showers rain through the sun.<br />

c) He Who showers His radiance on everything.<br />

d) He Who showers His fierce weapons on His enemies in defense of His<br />

devotees.<br />

tejo-vRshAya namah.<br />

The two roots applicable to this nAma are given by SrI satyadevo vAsishThaas:<br />

tij – niSAne – to whet, or tej – niSAne, pAlane ca – to whet, to protect, and<br />

vRsh – secana – to rain, to shower. tejah also can refer to tejas – lustre, light,<br />

brilliance, splendor. varshati itivRshah. Thus, the nAma can mean One who<br />

showers brightness, One who showers protection, etc.<br />

a) SrI bhaTTar emphasizes the meaning “protection” in his interpretation:<br />

"evam suhRt-pAlana lakshaNam tejo varshati iti tejo-vRshah" – “Thus He<br />

showers splendor in the form of protection of the good-hearted beings. So He<br />

is tejo-vRshah”.<br />

As all of us know, SrI bhaTTar sees a connection through the sequence of<br />

nAma-s,and the current nAma-s are being interpreted as referring to the<br />

kRshNa incarnation. So here the protection of the cows and the cowherds that<br />

we saw in the previous nAma is being referred to.<br />

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