Sri Vedavyasa Namavali
INTRODUCTION
We can keep on telling about the significance of Sri Vyasa, who is also known as Sri Vyasa Bhagavan, since he has contained the divine qualities of Lord Vishnu Bhagavan. His birth name was Krishna Dvaipayana, and he was the son of Rishi Parasara and Ma Satyavati. He has attained great name and fame, since he has compiled the 18 Puranas, and also some other holy texts of Hinduism. Vyasa had got the great opportunity to narrate the events of Mahabharata to the first god Vinayaka himself, and made him to write faster.
Vyasa also known as Sri Veda Vyasa was created by Lord Brahma, in order to make him to write the holy Puranas, in order to introduce it to the world for the benefit of the humans. The name of Vyasa is mentioned in the Vishnu Sahasranama Stotra, and he is also mentioned in the holy texts, as one of the holy incarnations of Lord Vishnu. Even after writing the great and wonderful epic Mahabharata, Vyasa didn’t get fully satisfied, and his mind was disturbed due to some mental uneasiness. On knowing about the position of Vyasa, Rishi Narada had approached him and asked him to write the divine epic, Srimad Bhagavatham, in praise of Lord Krishna. Sri Veda Vyasa had happily agreed, and he began to write the wonderful epic Srimad Bhagavatham which is also known as Srimad Bhagavatha Purana, in a cheerful manner. In that epic, he also mentioned about the childhood plays and miracles performed by Lord Krishna in an interesting manner. After finishing the holy epic, Sri Veda Vyasa was completely satisfied with his great work, and he also introduced it to the public with the help of his disciples.
Still the great texts of Sri Vyasa serves as a mediator between us and the great almighty, and his texts were considered to be a wonderful treasure among our Hindu epics. Though he has written the epics before 5000+odd years ago, yet the significance of the texts keep on increasing day by day. Sri Vyasa is praised as the holy Guru by the Hindus, and he acts as a guru to the great Madhwa Saint Sri Madhwacharya. The auspicious festival Guru Purnima is dedicated to him, since he is considered as the Main Holy Guru in the earth. It is also believed that he still resides in the Bhadrikashram, and his disciple and saint Madhwacharya serves him in a pleasing manner.
Let us praise Sri Vyasa Bhagavan by reciting his 108 glorious names, and let us be blessed.
- Om vyasaya namah
- Om jagannathaya namah
- Om parasaryaya namah
- Om tapodhanaya namah
- Om vedavedangatattvajnaya namah
- Om puranapurusottamaya namah
- Om vedadharaya namah
- Om vedagamyaya namah
- Om mulavedavibhajakaya namah
- Om divyayogasanarudhaya namah
- Om yogapattalasatkataye namah
- Om srimate namah
- Om kotimanmathasundaraya namah
- Om puranarsaye namah
- Om punyarsaye namah
- Om pradyumnaya namah
- Om varadayakaya namah
- Om anantaviryaya namah
- Om anantasriye namah
- Om anantangasayaya namah
- Om vibhave namah
- Om anantadityasankasaya namah
- Om anantasirsaya namah
- Om svabhavayuje namah
- Om aniruddhaya namah
- Om lokabhartre namah
- Om lokatitaya namah
- Om satam gurave namah
- Om visvayonaye namah
- Om visvarupaya namah
- Om visvacestapradayakaya namah
- Om prabhave namah
- Om sankarsanaya namah
- Om suranandaya namah
- Om kamalapataye namah
- Om acyutaya namah
- Om narayanaya namah
- Om haraye namah
- Om krsnaya namah
- Om kesavaya namah
- Om kesisudanaya namah
- Om mahadhanaya namah
- Om paranandaya namah
- Om govindaya namah
- Om bhaktavatsalaya namah
- Om varainacarmadiptangaya namah
- Om indranilasamadyutaye namah
- Om hrsikesaya namah
- Om mahabahave namah
- Om pragvamsaya namah
- Om amitavikramaya namah
- Om padmanabhaya namah
- Om padmagarbhaya namah
- Om sarvasiddhipradayakaya namah
- Om vamanaya namah
- Om bhamataye namah
- Om tvastre namah
- Om tarkabhitikaradvayaya namah
- Om mahavarahaya namah
- Om devesaya namah
- Om bhrajisnave namah
- Om anaghaya namah
- Om agrajaya namah
- Om svayambhuve namah
- Om sarvapurvedyaya namah
- Om divyayajnopavitadhrte namah
- Om isvaraya namah
- Om paramatmane namah
- Om jatajutavibhusitaya namah
- Om vanamaline namah
- Om mekhalangaya namah
- Om anadyajnanabhanjanaya namah
- Om kambugrivaya namah
- Om vrttabahave namah
- Om padmapatrayateksanaya namah
- Om narasimhavapuse namah
- Om srimate namah
- Om ajaya namah
- Om anantadhikaya namah
- Om prabhave namah
- Om mahodadhisayaya namah
- Om visnave namah
- Om visvavyapine namah
- Om janardanaya namah
- Om parardhaya namah
- Om pranadaya namah
- Om saumyaya namah
- Om vasisthanvayasambhavaya namah
- Om jagatsrastre namah
- Om jagattratre namah
- Om visvasamharakarakaya namah
- Om adhoksajaya namah
- Om avyayaya namah
- Om saksine namah
- Om yogisvaraya namah
- Om uruvikramaya namah
- Om vedavyasaya namah
- Om mahabodhaya namah
- Om mayatitaya namah
- Om jaganmayaya namah
- Om vasujanandanaya namah
- Om bhartre namah
- Om mukundaya namah
- Om munisevitaya namah
- Om dvaipayanaya namah
- Om devagurave namah
- Om bhagavate namah
- Om badarayanaya namah
“OM”
WRITTEN BY
R.HARISHANKAR