The Explanation of Sandhyā and Related Daily Observances
Saṅdhyā-ādi Nitya-karma-Vidhi
सौरिक्षमे सूररमे उमायुक्तो जनार्दनः । भूधरः क्लेदिनीयुक्तो विश्वमूर्तिश्च क्लिन्नया ॥ ९५ ॥
saurikṣame sūrarame umāyukto janārdanaḥ | bhūdharaḥ kledinīyukto viśvamūrtiśca klinnayā || 95 ||
С силой, именуемой Саурикшама (Saurikṣamā), Он — «Сурарама» (Sūrarama); соединённый с Умой (Umā), Он — Джанардана (Janārdana). Как «Бхудхара» (Bhūdhara) Он сопряжён с шакти Кледини (Kledinī); а с шакти Клинна (Klinnā) становится «Вишвамурти» (Viśvamūrti) — Тем, чья форма есть вся вселенная.
Narada (teaching in a technical/vedanga-oriented listing of divine names and their associated śaktis)
Vrata: none
Primary Rasa: adbhuta
Secondary Rasa: bhakti
It links Vishnu’s epithets to specific śaktis (powers), teaching that the one Lord is approached through many functional names—cosmic (Viśvamūrti), sustaining (Bhūdhara), and gracious to beings (Janārdana).
Bhakti is practiced through nāma: by contemplating and reciting these names with their intended sense (the Lord as earth-supporter, universe-bodied, etc.), devotion becomes focused and the mind is led to the all-pervading Vishnu.
A mantra/nāma application typical of Vedāṅga-style technical instruction: precise epithets are paired with specific śakti-terms, guiding disciplined recitation and meaning-based meditation (arthabhāvanā) rather than vague chanting.