Śiva-Sahasranāmam Introduction 10 - Summary & Conclusion

In this section of the Mahābhārata, Sage Upamanyu, a resident of Kailāśa, is honoring the passing away of Bhīṣma by reciting a selection of the 10,000 names of Lord Śiva. These names were originally composed by Lord Brahmā in the early days of the universe. Sage Upamanyu introduces the significance and importance of these thousand and eight names of Lord Śiva to Kṛṣṇa, the assembled gods, sages, and devotees. In conclusion, he states that by listening to and contemplating upon these names, one can attain the fulfillment of all their desires.

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