Vishnu Sahasranama Stotram
जीवो विनयिता साक्षी मुकुन्दोऽमितविक्रमः। अम्भोनिधिरनन्तात्मा महोदधिशयोऽन्तकः॥५५॥
He is jīvaḥ – the indwelling life-force in all beings; vinayitā – the humble one who teaches by example; sākṣī – the eternal witness of all thoughts and actions; mukundaḥ – the giver of liberation; and amita-vikramaḥ – the one whose strides and powers are immeasurable, surpassing all limits. He is ambhōnidhiḥ – the ocean itself, symbolizing vastness and depth; anantātmā – the infinite Self with no beginning or end; mahōdadhi-śayaḥ – the one who rests upon the great cosmic ocean in serene transcendence; and antakaḥ – the Lord who brings closure to the cycle of creation at the time of dissolution.
english translation
1.
Verses 1-5
2.
Verses 6-10
3.
Verses 11-15
4.
Verses 16-20
5.
Verses 21-25
6.
Verses 26-30
7.
Verses 31-35
8.
Verses 36-40
9.
Verses 41-45
10.
Verses 46-50
Verses 51-55
12.
Verses 56-60
13.
Verses 61-65
14.
Verses 66-70
15.
Verses 71-75
16.
Verses 76-80
17.
Verses 81-85
18.
Verses 86-90
19.
Verses 91-95
20.
Verses 96-100
21.
Verses 101-105
22.
Verses 106-110
जीवो विनयिता साक्षी मुकुन्दोऽमितविक्रमः। अम्भोनिधिरनन्तात्मा महोदधिशयोऽन्तकः॥५५॥
He is jīvaḥ – the indwelling life-force in all beings; vinayitā – the humble one who teaches by example; sākṣī – the eternal witness of all thoughts and actions; mukundaḥ – the giver of liberation; and amita-vikramaḥ – the one whose strides and powers are immeasurable, surpassing all limits. He is ambhōnidhiḥ – the ocean itself, symbolizing vastness and depth; anantātmā – the infinite Self with no beginning or end; mahōdadhi-śayaḥ – the one who rests upon the great cosmic ocean in serene transcendence; and antakaḥ – the Lord who brings closure to the cycle of creation at the time of dissolution.
english translation