śrī vedavyāsa aṣṭotaraśatanāmāvaliḥ

A hundred and eight names of Vyasa in the form used for offering, each standing alone between om and namah. What the list mostly does is record what he made. Parashara's son and Satyavati's, Krishnadvaipayana and Badarayana; the one who strung together the Brahmasutra; the one who divided the Veda into its branches; the shaper of the Mahabharata and the maker of the great Puranas. Around that it names what he is: sun of knowledge, knower of the whole meaning of Vedanta, one whose very form is the Veda, destroyer of the mind's faults, and long-lived, which is meant literally, since he is counted among those who do not die. Two names place him among teachers rather than texts, the teacher of Shukadeva and the teacher of the world; and one names the day he is worshipped on, the full moon of Ashadha.