ଶ୍ରୀରାମସହସ୍ରନାମସ୍ତୋତ୍ରମ୍

Sri Rama Sahasranama Stotram

I bow to Rama, the descendant of Raghu, the son of Dasharatha, the immeasurable one, the Lord of Sita, the jewel-lamp of the Raghu dynasty, whose arms reach his knees, whose eyes are broad like lotus petals, and who is the destroyer of the night-wandering demons.

I worship the dark-complexioned Rama, who is comfortably seated along with Vaidehi (Sita) in a heroic posture on a jeweled throne (Pushpaka) within a golden pavilion under the celestial Kalpa tree, who is explaining the supreme truth to the son of the wind (Hanuman) and the sages, and who is surrounded by Bharata and others.

Parvati said:

O Lord, I wish to hear that which fulfills all desires. Please tell me the thousand names of Rama, if you have compassion for me. (1)

Sri Mahadeva (Shiva) said: Now I shall tell you, O Goddess, the thousand names of Rama. Listen with a focused mind to this great hymn, which is more secret than all secrets. (2)

For this great mantra of the Sri Rama Sahasranama Stotra, the Rishi (sage) is Lord Ishwara (Shiva). The meter is Anushtup. The deity is Sri Rama, the Supreme Soul. The seed (bija) is 'Sriman Mahavishnu'. The power (shakti) is 'He who possesses attributes yet is beyond them, the Great One'. The mantra is 'Rama, the deliverer from the world'. The pin (kilaka) is 'The embodiment of truth, consciousness, and bliss'. The armor (kavacha) is 'The imperishable Person, the Witness'. The weapon (astra) is 'The unconquerable of all beings'. The meditation (dhyana) is 'The lotus-eyed, glorious one'. The application (viniyoga) is in chanting these divine thousand names for the pleasure of Sri Rama.

Hand purification (Kara Nyasa): Salutations to Sri Ramachandra with the thumbs. Salutations to the Lord of Sita with the index fingers. Salutations to the Lord of Raghus with the middle fingers. Salutations to the elder brother of Bharata with the ring fingers. Salutations to the son of Dasharatha with the little fingers. Salutations to the Lord of Hanuman with the palms and backs of the hands. Similarly, the heart purification (Hridaya Nyasa) should be performed.

Meditation (Dhyanam): I worship Rama, the Supreme beyond the supreme, the cause of perfect knowledge, whose broad eyes are pure, whose form is pure consciousness, who is the sole cause of His own bliss, Sri Ramachandra, Lord Hari, the primordial God.

I worship Rama, the embodiment of truth, the ancient Person, the one who fills the universe with His radiance, the Emperor of emperors, who resides in the orb of the sun, the Lord of the universe.

Thus perform the five-fold worship starting with 'Lam'.

Om. Rama (The charming one), Sriman (The glorious), Mahavishnu (The great all-pervading Lord), Jishnu (The victorious), Devahitavaha (Bringer of welfare to gods), Tattvatma (Essence of truth), Taraka Brahma (Saving Brahman), Shashvata (Eternal), Sarvasiddhida (Bestower of all perfections).

Rajivalochana (Lotus-eyed), Sriman (Glorious), Srirama (Auspicious Rama), Raghupungava (Best of Raghus), Ramabhadra (Auspicious Rama), Sadachara (Of noble conduct), Rajendra (Supreme king), Janakipati (Lord of Janaki). (1)

Agraganya (Foremost), Varenya (Most excellent), Varada (Bestower of boons), Parameshwara (Supreme Lord), Janardana (Destroyer of enemies), Jitamitra (Conqueror of foes), Pararthaika prayojana (Whose sole purpose is the highest good). (2)

Vishwamitrapriya (Dear to Vishwamitra), Danta (Self-controlled), Shatrujit (Conqueror of enemies), Shatrutapana (Tormentor of foes), Sarvajna (All-knowing), Sarvadevadi (Source of all gods), Sharanya (Refuge), Valimardana (Slayer of Vali). (3)

Jnanabhavya (Realized through knowledge), Aparicchedya (Indivisible), Vagmi (Eloquent), Satyavrata (Devoted to truth), Shuchi (Pure), Jnanagamya (Attainable through knowledge), Dridhaprajna (Of firm intellect), Kharadhvamsi (Destroyer of Khara), Pratapavan (Valorous). (4)

Dyutiman (Radiant), Atmavan (Self-possessed), Vira (Heroic), Jitakrodha (Conqueror of anger), Arimardana (Destroyer of enemies), Vishwarupa (Of universal form), Vishalaksha (Broad-eyed), Prabhu (Lord), Parivridha (Master), Dridha (Firm). (5)

Isha (Lord), Khadgadhara (Wielder of the sword), Sriman (Glorious), Kausaleya (Son of Kausalya), Anusuyaka (Free from envy), Vipulamsa (Broad-shouldered), Mahoraska (Broad-chested), Parameshthi (Supreme deity), Parayana (Supreme refuge). (6)

Satyavrata (Devoted to truth), Satyasandha (True to his promise), Guru (Preceptor), Paramadharmika (Supremely righteous), Lokajna (Knower of the worlds), Lokavandya (Revered by the worlds), Lokatma (Soul of the worlds), Lokakrit (Creator of the worlds), Para (Supreme). (7)

Anadi (Without beginning), Bhagavan (Divine Lord), Sevya (Worthy of worship), Jitamaya (Conqueror of illusion), Raghudvaha (Upholder of the Raghus), Rama (Charming), Dayakara (Compassionate), Daksha (Skillful), Sarvajna (All-knowing), Sarvapavana (Purifier of all). (8)

Brahmanya (Devoted to Brahman/Brahmanas), Nitiman (Righteous), Gopta (Protector), Sarvadevamaya (Embodiment of all gods), Hari (Destroyer of sins), Sundara (Beautiful), Pitavasa (Wearing yellow garments), Sutrakara (Creator of aphorisms), Puratana (Ancient). (9)

Saumya (Gentle), Maharshi (Great sage), Kodandi (Wielder of the Kodanda bow), Sarvajna (All-knowing), Sarvakovida (Expert in everything), Kavi (Poet/Seer), Sugrivavarada (Bestower of boons to Sugriva), Sarvapunyadhikaprada (Bestower of abundant merit). (10)

Bhavya (Auspicious), Jitarishadvarga (Conqueror of the six inner enemies), Mahodara (Greatly generous), Aghanashana (Destroyer of sins), Sukirti (Of good fame), Adipurusha (Primordial person), Kanta (Attractive), Punyakritagama (Source of merit). (11)

Akalmasha (Sinless), Chaturbahu (Four-armed), Sarvavasa (Abode of all), Durasada (Difficult to approach/conquer), Smitabhashi (Smiling speaker), Nivruttatma (Restrained soul), Smritiman (Possessing good memory), Viryavan (Valorous), Prabhu (Lord). (12)

Dhira (Courageous), Danta (Self-controlled), Ghanashyama (Dark as a cloud), Sarvayudhavisharada (Expert in all weapons), Adhyatmayoganilaya (Abode of spiritual yoga), Sumana (Of good mind), Lakshmanagraja (Elder brother of Lakshmana). (13)

Sarvatirthamaya (Embodiment of all holy places), Shura (Valiant), Sarvayajnaphalaprada (Bestower of the fruits of all sacrifices), Yajnasvarupi (Embodiment of sacrifice), Yajnesha (Lord of sacrifices), Jaramaranavarjita (Free from old age and death). (14)

Varnashramakara (Creator of castes and life stages), Varni (Observing vows), Shatrujit (Conqueror of enemies), Purushottama (Supreme Person), Vibhishanapratishthata (Who crowned Vibhishana), Paramatma (Supreme Soul), Paratpara (Supreme beyond the supreme). (15)

Pramanabhuta (The ultimate authority), Durjneya (Difficult to know completely), Purna (Complete), Parapuranjaya (Conqueror of enemy cities), Anantadrishti (Of infinite vision), Ananda (Bliss), Dhanurveda (Knowledge of archery), Dhanurdhara (Wielder of the bow). (16)

Gunakara (Mine of virtues), Gunashreshtha (Best in virtues), Satchidanandavigraha (Embodiment of truth, consciousness, and bliss), Abhivandya (Worthy of salutation), Mahamaya (Master of great illusion), Svadhinacharita (Of independent actions), Prabhu (Lord). (17)

Samasaranga (Delighting in battle), Sannadha (Equipped for battle), Nyayavadi (Speaker of justice), Nayavisharada (Expert in statesmanship), Sarvatmaka (Soul of all), Mahasattva (Of great strength/goodness), Varenya (Most excellent), Balinaam Vara (Best among the strong). (18)

Jitakrodha (Conqueror of anger), Jitamitra (Conqueror of enemies), Jitamitra (Repeated - Conqueror of friends/allies' hearts), Niranjana (Untainted), Vrikshashrama (Whose ashram is under trees), Jaramukta (Free from old age), Bhaktavatsala (Affectionate to devotees). (19)

Bhratanvita (Accompanied by brothers), Tripta (Satisfied), Jvalantavisharada (Expert in brilliance/fire), Dharmajnya (Knower of dharma), Dharmashila (Righteous), Dharmaprada (Bestower of dharma), Dharmashraya (Refuge of dharma). (20)

Pavitra (Pure), Paramapavitra (Supremely pure), Paratpara (Supreme beyond the supreme), Jnaneshwara (Lord of knowledge), Jnanagavya (Goal of knowledge), Jnanamaya (Embodiment of knowledge), Janashraya (Refuge of people). (21)

Vishvaksena (Whose army is everywhere), Vishvasaha (Enduring all), Vishvamurti (Universal form), Vishvatomukha (Facing all directions), Sarvabhuteshwara (Lord of all beings), Sarvabhutaikajivita (Sole life of all beings). (22)

Amrita (Nectar/Immortal), Amritavapu (Of immortal body), Amritaprada (Bestower of nectar/immortality), Prabhu (Lord), Sarvadeva (All gods), Sarvadevesha (Lord of all gods), Sarvadevanamaskrita (Bowed to by all gods). (23)

Brahmavadi (Expounder of Brahman), Brahmamaya (Embodiment of Brahman), Brahmavid (Knower of Brahman), Brahmana (The Absolute), Prabhu (Lord), Sarvapapanashana (Destroyer of all sins), Sarvabhayapaha (Remover of all fears). (24)

Sarvakamaprada (Bestower of all desires), Sarvashatruvinashana (Destroyer of all enemies), Sarvadevastuta (Praised by all gods), Sarvadevamaya (Embodiment of all gods), Hari (Destroyer of sins). (25)

Shiva (Auspicious), Shankara (Creator of auspiciousness), Shambhu (Source of happiness), Shivakara (Maker of auspiciousness), Shivaprada (Bestower of auspiciousness), Sarvajna (All-knowing), Sarvadarshi (All-seeing), Sarvashaktiman (All-powerful). (26)

Sarvabhuta (All beings), Sarvabhuteshwara (Lord of all beings), Sarvabhutanamaskrita (Bowed to by all beings), Sarvajna (All-knowing), Sarvabhutesha (Lord of all beings), Sarvadevamaya (Embodiment of all gods), Prabhu (Lord). (27)

Sarvadevanamaskrita (Bowed to by all gods), Sarvadeveshvara (Lord of all gods), Deva (God), Sarvadevamaya (Embodiment of all gods), Hari (Destroyer of sins), Sarvadevastuta (Praised by all gods), Deva (God), Sarvadevamaya (Embodiment of all gods), Prabhu (Lord). (28)

Brahmavishnushivarupa (In the form of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva), Brahmarupa (Form of Brahman), Maheshvara (Great Lord), Vishnurupa (Form of Vishnu), Shivarupa (Form of Shiva), Sarvarupa (Form of all), Janardana (Destroyer of enemies). (29)

Sarvajna (All-knowing), Sarvadarshi (All-seeing), Sarvashaktiman (All-powerful), Sarvabhuteshwara (Lord of all beings), Deva (God), Sarvadeveshvara (Lord of all gods), Prabhu (Lord). (30)

Narayana (Abode of man), Nara (Man), Hamsa (Swan), Parahamsa (Supreme swan), Paratpara (Supreme beyond the supreme), Jivanmukta (Liberated while living), Mahayogi (Great yogi), Yogajnana (Knowledge of yoga), Yogishvara (Lord of yogis). (31)

Yogavandya (Revered by yogis), Yogamaya (Embodiment of yoga), Yogavid (Knower of yoga), Yogeshvara (Lord of yoga), Yogishvara (Lord of yogis), Yogi (Yogi), Yogavandya (Revered by yogis), Prabhu (Lord). (32)

Paramatma (Supreme Soul), Paramjyoti (Supreme light), Paramdhama (Supreme abode), Paratpara (Supreme beyond the supreme), Parakasha (Supreme ether), Parabrahma (Supreme Brahman), Parameshwara (Supreme Lord). (33)

Omkara (The syllable Om), Omkaravachya (Expressible by Om), Omkarashraya (Refuge of Om), Omkara (Om), Omkaramaya (Embodiment of Om), Omkaravandya (Revered by Om), Prabhu (Lord). (34)

Sachchidanandarupa (Form of truth, consciousness, and bliss), Sachchidanandavigraha (Embodiment of truth, consciousness, and bliss), Sachchidananda (Truth, consciousness, and bliss), Sachchidanandavandya (Revered by truth, consciousness, and bliss), Prabhu (Lord). (35)

Kalasvarupa (Form of time), Kalajnana (Knower of time), Kalakala (Death of death/time of time), Kalatmaka (Soul of time), Kaleshwara (Lord of time), Kala (Time), Kalavandya (Revered by time), Prabhu (Lord). (36)

Sarvajna (All-knowing), Sarvadarshi (All-seeing), Sarvashaktiman (All-powerful), Sarvabhuteshwara (Lord of all beings), Deva (God), Sarvadeveshvara (Lord of all gods), Prabhu (Lord). (37)

Satyaswarupa (Form of truth), Satyajnana (Knowledge of truth), Satyasandha (True to his promise), Satyatma (Soul of truth), Satyeshwara (Lord of truth), Satya (Truth), Satyavandya (Revered by truth), Prabhu (Lord). (38)

Dharmaswarupa (Form of dharma), Dharmajnya (Knower of dharma), Dharmashila (Righteous), Dharmatma (Soul of dharma), Dharmeshwara (Lord of dharma), Dharma (Dharma), Dharmavandya (Revered by dharma), Prabhu (Lord). (39)

Yajnasvarupa (Form of sacrifice), Yajnajnya (Knower of sacrifice), Yajnashila (Performing sacrifices), Yajnatma (Soul of sacrifice), Yajneshwara (Lord of sacrifice), Yajna (Sacrifice), Yajnavandya (Revered by sacrifice), Prabhu (Lord). (40)

Tapasvarupa (Form of austerity), Tapajnya (Knower of austerity), Tapashila (Performing austerities), Tapatma (Soul of austerity), Tapeshwara (Lord of austerity), Tapa (Austerity), Tapovandya (Revered by austerity), Prabhu (Lord). (41)

Danasvarupa (Form of charity), Danajnya (Knower of charity), Danashila (Charitable), Danatma (Soul of charity), Daneshwara (Lord of charity), Dana (Charity), Danavandya (Revered by charity), Prabhu (Lord). (42)

Tirthasvarupa (Form of holy places), Tirthajnya (Knower of holy places), Tirthashila (Visiting holy places), Tirthatma (Soul of holy places), Tirtheshwara (Lord of holy places), Tirtha (Holy place), Tirthavandya (Revered by holy places), Prabhu (Lord). (43)

Mantrasvarupa (Form of mantra), Mantrajnya (Knower of mantras), Mantrashila (Chanting mantras), Mantratma (Soul of mantra), Mantreshwara (Lord of mantras), Mantra (Mantra), Mantravandya (Revered by mantras), Prabhu (Lord). (44)

Yantrasvarupa (Form of yantra), Yantrajnya (Knower of yantras), Yantrashila (Using yantras), Yantratma (Soul of yantra), Yantreshwara (Lord of yantras), Yantra (Yantra), Yantravandya (Revered by yantras), Prabhu (Lord). (45)

Tantrasvarupa (Form of tantra), Tantrajnya (Knower of tantra), Tantrashila (Practicing tantra), Tantratma (Soul of tantra), Tantreshwara (Lord of tantra), Tantra (Tantra), Tantravandya (Revered by tantras), Prabhu (Lord). (46)

Vedatyasvarupa (Form of Vedas), Vedajnya (Knower of Vedas), Vedashila (Studying Vedas), Vedatma (Soul of Vedas), Vedeshwara (Lord of Vedas), Veda (Veda), Vedavandya (Revered by Vedas), Prabhu (Lord). (47)

Shastrasvarupa (Form of scriptures), Shastrajnya (Knower of scriptures), Shastrashila (Studying scriptures), Shastratma (Soul of scriptures), Shastreshwara (Lord of scriptures), Shastra (Scripture), Shastravandya (Revered by scriptures), Prabhu (Lord). (48)

Puranasvarupa (Form of Puranas), Puranajnya (Knower of Puranas), Puranashila (Studying Puranas), Puranatma (Soul of Puranas), Puraneshwara (Lord of Puranas), Purana (Purana), Puranavandya (Revered by Puranas), Prabhu (Lord). (49)

Itihasasvarupa (Form of history), Itihasajnya (Knower of history), Itihasashila (Studying history), Itihasatma (Soul of history), Itihaseshwara (Lord of history), Itihasa (History), Itihasavandya (Revered by history), Prabhu (Lord). (50)

Smritisvarupa (Form of Smritis), Smritijnya (Knower of Smritis), Smritishila (Studying Smritis), Smritiatma (Soul of Smritis), Smritishwara (Lord of Smritis), Smriti (Smriti), Smritivandya (Revered by Smritis), Prabhu (Lord). (51)

Agamasvarupa (Form of Agamas), Agamajnya (Knower of Agamas), Agamashila (Studying Agamas), Agamatma (Soul of Agamas), Agameshwara (Lord of Agamas), Agama (Agama), Agamavandya (Revered by Agamas), Prabhu (Lord). (52)

Nigamasvarupa (Form of Nigamas), Nigamajnya (Knower of Nigamas), Nigamashila (Studying Nigamas), Nigamatma (Soul of Nigamas), Nigameshwara (Lord of Nigamas), Nigama (Nigama), Nigamavandya (Revered by Nigamas), Prabhu (Lord). (53)

Darshanasvarupa (Form of philosophies), Darshanajnya (Knower of philosophies), Darshanashila (Studying philosophies), Darshanatma (Soul of philosophies), Darshaneshwara (Lord of philosophies), Darshana (Philosophy), Darshanavandya (Revered by philosophies), Prabhu (Lord). (54)

Vidyasvarupa (Form of knowledge), Vidyajnya (Knower of knowledge), Vidyashila (Studying knowledge), Vidyatma (Soul of knowledge), Vidyeshwara (Lord of knowledge), Vidya (Knowledge), Vidyavandya (Revered by knowledge), Prabhu (Lord). (55)

Kalasvarupa (Form of arts), Kalajnya (Knower of arts), Kalashila (Practicing arts), Kalatma (Soul of arts), Kaleshwara (Lord of arts), Kala (Art), Kalavandya (Revered by arts), Prabhu (Lord). (56)

Gunasvarupa (Form of virtues), Gunajnya (Knower of virtues), Gunashila (Virtuous), Gunatma (Soul of virtues), Guneshwara (Lord of virtues), Guna (Virtue), Gunavandya (Revered by virtues), Prabhu (Lord). (57)

Rupasvarupa (Form of beauty), Rupajnya (Knower of beauty), Rupashila (Beautiful), Rupatma (Soul of beauty), Rupeshwara (Lord of beauty), Rupa (Beauty), Rupavandya (Revered by beauty), Prabhu (Lord). (58)

Tejasvarupa (Form of brilliance), Tejojnya (Knower of brilliance), Tejashila (Brilliant), Tejatma (Soul of brilliance), Tejeshwara (Lord of brilliance), Teja (Brilliance), Tejavandya (Revered by brilliance), Prabhu (Lord). (59)

Balasvarupa (Form of strength), Balajnya (Knower of strength), Balashila (Strong), Balatma (Soul of strength), Baleshwara (Lord of strength), Bala (Strength), Balavandya (Revered by strength), Prabhu (Lord). (60)

Vidyasvarupa (Form of knowledge), Vidyajnya (Knower of knowledge), Vidyashila (Studying knowledge), Vidyatma (Soul of knowledge), Vidyeshwara (Lord of knowledge), Vidya (Knowledge), Vidyavandya (Revered by knowledge), Prabhu (Lord). (61)

Aishvaryasvarupa (Form of sovereignty), Aishvaryajnya (Knower of sovereignty), Aishvaryashila (Sovereign), Aishvaryatma (Soul of sovereignty), Aishvaryeshwara (Lord of sovereignty), Aishvarya (Sovereignty), Aishvaryavandya (Revered by sovereignty), Prabhu (Lord). (62)

Shaktisvarupa (Form of power), Shaktijnya (Knower of power), Shaktishila (Powerful), Shaktatma (Soul of power), Shakti (Power), Shaktivandya (Revered by power), Prabhu (Lord). (63)

Bhaktisvarupa (Form of devotion), Bhaktijnya (Knower of devotion), Bhaktishila (Devoted), Bhaktatma (Soul of devotion), Bhakti (Devotion), Bhaktivandya (Revered by devotion), Prabhu (Lord). (64)

Muktisvarupa (Form of liberation), Muktijnya (Knower of liberation), Muktishila (Liberated), Muktatma (Soul of liberation), Mukteshwara (Lord of liberation), Mukti (Liberation), Muktivandya (Revered by liberation), Prabhu (Lord). (65)

Svargasvarupa (Form of heaven), Svargajnya (Knower of heaven), Svargashila (Heavenly), Svargatma (Soul of heaven), Svargeshwara (Lord of heaven), Svarga (Heaven), Svargavandya (Revered by heaven), Prabhu (Lord). (66)

Mokshasvarupa (Form of salvation), Mokshajnya (Knower of salvation), Mokshashila (Attaining salvation), Mokshatma (Soul of salvation), Mokshesahwara (Lord of salvation), Moksha (Salvation), Mokshavandya (Revered by salvation), Prabhu (Lord). (67)

Satyaswarupa (Form of truth), Satyajnana (Knowledge of truth), Satyasandha (True to his promise), Satyatma (Soul of truth), Satyeshwara (Lord of truth), Satya (Truth), Satyavandya (Revered by truth), Prabhu (Lord). (68)

Nityasvarupa (Form of eternity), Nityajnana (Knower of eternity), Nityashila (Eternal), Nityatma (Soul of eternity), Nityeshwara (Lord of eternity), Nitya (Eternity), Nityavandya (Revered by eternity), Prabhu (Lord). (69)

Shuddhasvarupa (Form of purity), Shuddhajnana (Knower of purity), Shuddhashila (Pure), Shuddhatma (Soul of purity), Shuddheshwara (Lord of purity), Shuddha (Purity), Shuddhavandya (Revered by purity), Prabhu (Lord). (70)

Buddhasvarupa (Form of awakening), Buddhajnana (Knower of awakening), Buddhashila (Awakened), Buddhatma (Soul of awakening), Buddheshwara (Lord of awakening), Buddha (Awakened), buddhavandya (Revered by awakening), Prabhu (Lord). (71)

Muktasvarupa (Form of liberation), Muktajnana (Knower of liberation), Muktashila (Liberated), Muktatma (Soul of liberation), Mukteshwara (Lord of liberation), Mukta (Liberated), Muktavandya (Revered by the liberated), Prabhu (Lord). (72)

Jnanisvarupa (Form of the wise), Jnanijnana (Knower of the wise), Jnanishila (Wise), Jnanatma (Soul of the wise), Jnaniswara (Lord of the wise), Jnani (Wise), Jnanivandya (Revered by the wise), Prabhu (Lord). (73)

Dhyanisvarupa (Form of the meditator), Dhyanijnana (Knower of the meditator), Dhyanishila (Meditating), Dhyanatma (Soul of the meditator), Dhyaniswara (Lord of the meditator), Dhyani (Meditator), Dhyanivandya (Revered by the meditator), Prabhu (Lord). (74)

Yogisvarupa (Form of the yogi), Yogijnana (Knower of the yogi), Yogishila (Yogic), Yogatma (Soul of the yogi), Yogiswara (Lord of the yogi), Yogi (Yogi), Yogivandya (Revered by the yogi), Prabhu (Lord). (75)

Bhaktsvarupa (Form of the devotee), Bhaktajnana (Knower of the devotee), Bhaktashila (Devoted), Bhaktatma (Soul of the devotee), Bhakteshwara (Lord of the devotee), Bhakta (Devotee), Bhaktavandya (Revered by the devotee), Prabhu (Lord). (76)

Premasvarupa (Form of love), Premajnana (Knower of love), Premashila (Loving), Prematma (Soul of love), Premeshwara (Lord of love), Prema (Love), Premavandya (Revered by love), Prabhu (Lord). (77)

Shantisvarupa (Form of peace), Shantijnana (Knower of peace), Shantishila (Peaceful), Shantatma (Soul of peace), Shanteshwara (Lord of peace), Shanti (Peace), Shantivandya (Revered by peace), Prabhu (Lord). (78)

Dantisvarupa (Form of restraint), Dantijnana (Knower of restraint), Dantishila (Restrained), Dantatma (Soul of restraint), Danteshwara (Lord of restraint), Danti (Restraint), Dantivandya (Revered by restraint), Prabhu (Lord). (79)

Kshantisvarupa (Form of forgiveness), Kshantijnana (Knower of forgiveness), Kshantishila (Forgiving), Kshantatma (Soul of forgiveness), Kshanteshwara (Lord of forgiveness), Kshanti (Forgiveness), Kshantivandya (Revered by forgiveness), Prabhu (Lord). (80)

Dayasvarupa (Form of compassion), Dayajnana (Knower of compassion), Dayashila (Compassionate), Dayatma (Soul of compassion), Dayeshwara (Lord of compassion), Daya (Compassion), Dayavandya (Revered by compassion), Prabhu (Lord). (81)

Krupasvarupa (Form of grace), Krupajnana (Knower of grace), Krupashila (Graceful), Krupatma (Soul of grace), Krupeshwara (Lord of grace), Krupa (Grace), Krupavandya (Revered by grace), Prabhu (Lord). (82)

Karunasvarupa (Form of mercy), Karunajnana (Knower of mercy), Karunashila (Merciful), Karunatma (Soul of mercy), Karuneshwara (Lord of mercy), Karuna (Mercy), Karunavandya (Revered by mercy), Prabhu (Lord). (83)

Snehasvarupa (Form of affection), Snehajnana (Knower of affection), Snehashila (Affectionate), Snehatma (Soul of affection), Sneheshwara (Lord of affection), Sneha (Affection), Snehavandya (Revered by affection), Prabhu (Lord). (84)

Anandasvarupa (Form of bliss), Anandajnana (Knower of bliss), Anandashila (Blissful), Anandatma (Soul of bliss), Anandeshwara (Lord of bliss), Ananda (Bliss), Anandavandya (Revered by bliss), Prabhu (Lord). (85)

Sukhasvarupa (Form of happiness), Sukhajnana (Knower of happiness), Sukhashila (Happy), Sukhatma (Soul of happiness), Sukheshwara (Lord of happiness), Sukha (Happiness), Sukhavandya (Revered by happiness), Prabhu (Lord). (86)

Dukkhasvarupa (Form of sorrow [transcendent]), Dukkhajnana (Knower of sorrow), Dukkhashila (Transcending sorrow), Dukkhatma (Soul of sorrow), Dukkheshwara (Lord of sorrow), Dukkha (Sorrow), Dukkhavandya (Revered by sorrow), Prabhu (Lord). (87)

PapaSvarupa (Form of sin [transcendent]), Papajnana (Knower of sin), Papashila (Transcending sin), Papatma (Soul of sin), Papeshwara (Lord of sin), Papa (Sin), Papavandya (Revered by sin), Prabhu (Lord). (88)

Punyasvarupa (Form of merit), Punyajnana (Knower of merit), Punyashila (Meritorious), Punyatma (Soul of merit), Punyeshwara (Lord of merit), Punya (Merit), Punyavandya (Revered by merit), Prabhu (Lord). (89)

Dharmasvarupa (Form of righteousness), Dharmajnya (Knower of righteousness), Dharmashila (Righteous), Dharmatma (Soul of righteousness), Dharmeshwara (Lord of righteousness), Dharma (Righteousness), Dharmavandya (Revered by righteousness), Prabhu (Lord). (90)

Yashasvarupa (Form of glory), Yashajnana (Knower of glory), Yashashila (Glorious), Yashatma (Soul of glory), Yasheshwara (Lord of glory), Yasha (Glory), Yashavandya (Revered by glory), Prabhu (Lord). (91)

Kirtisvarupa (Form of fame), Kirtijnana (Knower of fame), Kirtishila (Famous), Kirtiatma (Soul of fame), Kirtishwara (Lord of fame), Kirti (Fame), Kirtivandya (Revered by fame), Prabhu (Lord). (92)

Sahasvarupa (Form of endurance), Sahajnana (Knower of endurance), Sahashila (Enduring), Sahatma (Soul of endurance), Saheshwara (Lord of endurance), Saha (Endurance), Sahavandya (Revered by endurance), Prabhu (Lord). (93)

Ojasvarupa (Form of vitality), Ojajnana (Knower of vitality), Ojashila (Vital), Ojatma (Soul of vitality), Ojeshwara (Lord of vitality), Oja (Vitality), Ojavandya (Revered by vitality), Prabhu (Lord). (94)

Bhasvarupa (Form of light), Bhajnana (Knower of light), Bhashila (Luminous), Bhatma (Soul of light), Bheshwara (Lord of light), Bha (Light), Bhavandya (Revered by light), Prabhu (Lord). (95)

Jivasvarupa (Form of life), Jivajnana (Knower of life), Jivashila (Living), Jivatma (Soul of life), Jiveshwara (Lord of life), Jiva (Life), Jivavandya (Revered by life), Prabhu (Lord). (96)

Pranasvarupa (Form of breath), Pranajnana (Knower of breath), Pranashila (Breathing), Pranatma (Soul of breath), Praneshwara (Lord of breath), Prana (Breath), Pranavandya (Revered by breath), Prabhu (Lord). (97)

Manasvarupa (Form of mind), Manajnana (Knower of mind), Manashila (Mindful), Manatma (Soul of mind), Maneshwara (Lord of mind), Mana (Mind), Manavandya (Revered by mind), Prabhu (Lord). (98)

Buddhisvarupa (Form of intellect), Buddhijnana (Knower of intellect), Buddhishila (Intellectual), Buddhitma (Soul of intellect), Buddheshwara (Lord of intellect), Buddhi (Intellect), Buddhivandya (Revered by intellect), Prabhu (Lord). (99)

Ahamkarasvarupa (Form of ego), Ahamkarajnana (Knower of ego), Ahamkarashila (Transcending ego), Ahamkaratma (Soul of ego), Ahamkareshwara (Lord of ego), Ahamkara (Ego), Ahamkaravandya (Revered by ego), Prabhu (Lord). (100)

Chittasvarupa (Form of consciousness), Chittajnana (Knower of consciousness), Chittashila (Conscious), Chittatma (Soul of consciousness), Chitteshwara (Lord of consciousness), Chitta (Consciousness), Chittavandya (Revered by consciousness), Prabhu (Lord). (101)

Gunatita (Beyond qualities), Gunamaya (Embodiment of qualities), Gunavandya (Revered by qualities), Guneshwara (Lord of qualities), Guna (Qualities), Gunatma (Soul of qualities), Gunasvarupa (Form of qualities), Prabhu (Lord). (102)

Sarvaga (All-pervading), Sarvavid (All-knowing), Sarvesha (Lord of all), Sarvada (Bestower of all), Sarvatma (Soul of all), Sarvabhuta (All beings), Sarvabhuteshwara (Lord of all beings), Prabhu (Lord). (103)

Paratpara (Supreme beyond the supreme), Paramatma (Supreme Soul), Paramjyoti (Supreme light), Paramdhama (Supreme abode), Parakasha (Supreme ether), Parabrahma (Supreme Brahman), Parameshwara (Supreme Lord). (104)

Ananta (Infinite), Avyaya (Imperishable), Achyuta (Infallible), Amruta (Immortal), Akshara (Indestructible), Ajara (Ageless), Amara (Deathless), Aja (Unborn), Prabhu (Lord). (105)

Nitya (Eternal), Shuddha (Pure), Buddha (Awakened), Mukta (Liberated), Satya (Truth), Jnana (Knowledge), Ananta (Infinite), Brahma (Brahman), Prabhu (Lord). (106)

Satchidananda (Truth, consciousness, and bliss), Satchidanandarupa (Form of truth, consciousness, and bliss), Satchidanandavigraha (Embodiment of truth, consciousness, and bliss), Satchidanandamaya (Embodiment of truth, consciousness, and bliss), Prabhu (Lord). (107)

Eka (One), Aneka (Many), Sarva (All), Vishva (Universe), Vishvaksena (Whose army is everywhere), Vishvasaha (Enduring all), Vishvamurti (Universal form), Vishvatomukha (Facing all directions), Prabhu (Lord). (108)

Anadinidhana (Without beginning or end), Srashta (Creator), Prajapatipati (Lord of Prajapatis), Hari (Destroyer of sins), Narasimha (Man-lion), Hrishikesha (Lord of the senses), Sarvatma (Soul of all), Sarvadrik (All-seeing), Vashi (Controller). (109)

Jagatastasthushaschaiva prabhu (Lord of the moving and unmoving universe), Neta (Leader), Sanatana (Eternal), Karta (Doer), Dhata (Supporter), Vidhata (Ordainer), Sarvesham prabhurishwara (Supreme Lord of all). (110)

Sahasramurti (Thousand-formed), Vishvatma (Soul of the universe), Vishnu (All-pervading), Vishvadrik (Seeing the universe), Avyaya (Imperishable), Puranapurusha (Ancient Person), Srashta (Creator), Sahasraksha (Thousand-eyed), Sahasrapat (Thousand-footed). (111)

Tattva (Truth), Narayana (Abode of man), Vishnu (All-pervading), Vasudeva (Son of Vasudeva), Sanatana (Eternal), Paramatma (Supreme Soul), Param Brahma (Supreme Brahman), Satchidanandavigraha (Embodiment of truth, consciousness, and bliss). (112)

Paramjyoti (Supreme light), Paramdhama (Supreme abode), Parakasha (Supreme ether), Paratpara (Supreme beyond the supreme), Achyuta (Infallible), Purusha (Person), Krishna (Dark one), Shashvata (Eternal), Shiva (Auspicious), Ishwara (Lord). (113)

Nitya (Eternal), Sarvagata (All-pervading), Sthanu (Firm), Ugra (Fierce), Sakshi (Witness), Prajapati (Lord of creatures), Hiranyagarbha (Golden womb), Savita (Sun), Lokakrit (Creator of the worlds), Lokabhrit (Supporter of the worlds), Vibhu (All-pervading Lord). (114)

Rama (Charming one), Sriman (Glorious), Mahavishnu (Great all-pervading Lord), Jishnu (Victorious), Devahitavaha (Bringer of welfare to gods), Tattvatma (Essence of truth), Taraka Brahma (Saving Brahman), Shashvata (Eternal), Sarvasiddhida (Bestower of all perfections). (115)

Akaravachya (Expressible by the letter 'A'), Bhagavan (Divine Lord), Sribhu lilapati (Lord of the sport of Sri and Bhu), Puman (Person), Sarvalokeshwara (Lord of all worlds), Sriman (Glorious), Sarvajna (All-knowing), Sarvatomukha (Facing all directions). (116)

Swami (Master), Sushila (Of good character), Sulabha (Easily attainable), Sarvajna (All-knowing), Sarvashaktiman (All-powerful), Nitya (Eternal), Sampurnakama (Whose desires are fulfilled), Naisargikasuhrit (Natural friend), Sukhi (Happy). (117)

Krupapiyushajaladhi (Ocean of the nectar of compassion), Sharanya (Refuge), Sarvadehinam (Of all embodied beings), Srimannarayana (Glorious Narayana), Swami (Master), Jagatam patirishwara (Lord and Master of the worlds). (118)

Shrisha (Lord of Sri), Sharanya bhutanam (Refuge of beings), Samshritabhishtadayaka (Bestower of the desired boons to those who seek refuge), Ananta (Infinite), Sripati (Lord of Sri), Rama (Charming), Gunabhrit (Possessing qualities), Nirguna (Devoid of material qualities), Mahan (Great One). (119)

Shrisha (Lord of Sri), Sharanyabhuta (Refuge of beings), Samshritabhishtadayaka (Bestower of desired boons to those who seek refuge), Ananta (Infinite), Sripati (Lord of Sri), Rama (Charming), Gunabhrit (Possessing qualities), Nirguna (Devoid of material qualities), Mahan (Great One). (120)

Thus ends the thousand names of Sri Rama.