Vishnu Sahasranaama 1.2

The Vishnu Sahasranaama, or the "Thousand Names of Lord Vishnu," is a significant text found within the Anushasana Parva of the Mahabharata. Traditionally attributed to Sanaka, one of the Kumaras, this revered scripture was conveyed by Bhishma. During a pivotal moment, he recited it in response to Yuddhisthira's profound inquiry regarding the ultimate Lord and refuge for all beings, elucidating that through the adoration of such a Being, one can attain goodness and salvation.

This application serves as a convenient reference to the Vishnu Sahasranaama, offering the verses in both Devanagari and Roman transliteration. Its design aims to facilitate easier access to this important spiritual text.

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