558.Svadhākārāya means “the One who is invoked by ‘Svadhā’,” signifying Narasimha as the divine recipient of offerings made to the ancestors (pitṛs) in sacred rites.
557.Svāhākārāya means “the One who is invoked by ‘Svāhā’,” signifying Narasimha as the divine recipient of all sacrificial offerings in yajña.
555.Narasimha is called Jñeyāya because the word comes from Sanskrit “Jñeya”, meaning “the one who is to be known” or “the ultimate truth worthy of realization.”
It signifies that Narasimha is the supreme divine reality that seekers try to understand through devotion, wisdom, and spiritual practice.
554.Jyotiṣe means “the Light,” signifying Narasimha as the fundamental source of all illumination—physical, mental, and spiritual.
553.Sanātanāya means “the Eternal One,” signifying Narasimha as the beginningless, endless, and ever-existing reality beyond time.
552.Ātmajyotiṣe means “the Light of the Self,” signifying Narasimha as the inner illumination that shines within all beings as pure consciousness.
550.Sujyotiṣe means “the Supreme Light,” signifying Narasimha as the pure, auspicious radiance that illuminates all and dispels ignorance.
548.Prāṇāya means “the Life Force,” signifying Narasimha as the vital energy that sustains all beings and animates the entire universe.
547.Saccidānandavigrahāya means “the One whose form is Existence–Consciousness–Bliss,” signifying Narasimha as the embodiment of absolute reality (sat), pure awareness (cit), and infinite bliss (ānanda).
546.Goptrē means “the Protector,” signifying Narasimha as the One who guards, preserves, and watches over all beings.
545.Satkṛtaye means “the One who is honored and well-worshipped,” signifying Narasimha as the Lord who is revered by the wise and worthy of all sacred offerings.
544.Satkartrē means “the Doer of good” or “the performer of righteous acts,” signifying Narasimha as the Lord who always acts for the welfare, protection, and upliftment of beings.
543.Īśvarāya means “the Supreme Lord” or “the Sovereign Controller,” signifying Narasimha as the ultimate ruler who governs all creation with absolute authority.
542.Hartrē means “the Destroyer” or “the Remover,” signifying Narasimha as the One who withdraws the universe and removes all negativity, ignorance, and bondage.
541.Bhartrē means “the Sustainer” or “the Supporter,” signifying Narasimha as the One who upholds, nourishes, and maintains the entire universe.
540.Kartrē means “the Doer” or “the Creator,” signifying Narasimha as the one who performs all actions and brings creation into existence.
539.Karaṇāya means “the Cause” or “the Instrument,” signifying Narasimha as the ultimate cause and means through which the universe is created, sustained, and dissolved.
538.Mahāpralayāya means “the One who is the Great Dissolution,” signifying Narasimha as the Supreme who absorbs the entire universe into Himself at the time of cosmic dissolution.
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537.Daināya means “the One who is the day,” signifying Narasimha as the Lord who manifests as the daily cycle of time, illuminating and sustaining life.