SHLOKA
Krishnaya – to Krishna; Vasudevaya – the son of Vasudeva; Haraye – the Supreme Lord, Hari; Parama-atmane – the Supreme Lord, Soul; Pranata – of those who have surrendered; Klesa – of the distress; Nasaya – to the destroyer; Govindaya – to Govinda; Namo Namah – repeated obeisances; The word Namaha repeated twice represents our complete surrender to Him. The names of the Lord used are: Paramatma, Supreme Lord, indicates Krishna’s Sarvothamathva. Govinda indicates his sarva sabdha vachyathva which in turn indicates his auspicious qualities represented by the words. Krishna refers to his capacity to ward off difficulties faced by the bhaktas. Hari refers to His capacity to rid bhakthas from their sins if they are sincere in their repenting for the sins they committed. The name Hari denotes his compassion towards bhakthas in warding off their sins which are the root cause of misery. SHLOK
