Sahasranama position 926 of the 1,000 names

Asamvritaya

असंवृताय

Asaṃvṛtāya

What Asamvritaya means

Asamvritaya is name 926 in the Kalabhairava Sahasranama, the 1,000-name devotional text to Kalabhairava. Salutations To The one who is completely unconcealed, open, and revealed to his devotees.

Also spelled

  • Asamvrita
  • Asamvrtaya
  • Source transliteration: ASAMVRITAAYA

Sanskrit names travel into English in several romanizations. This page keeps the common spelling, the IAST form, and the source transliteration together so the same name is discoverable under each spelling readers use.

Meaning and elaboration

Meaning: Salutations To The one who is completely unconcealed, open, and revealed to his devotees.

Elaboration

The name Asamvṛtāya is derived from the Sanskrit word "Asamvṛta," which contains the negative prefix "a" and "saṃvṛta."

Unconcealed and Open "Saṃvṛta" means hidden, concealed, covered, or veiled. Therefore, "Asamvṛta" literally means not hidden, not concealed, uncovered, or openly revealed.

This name signifies that Lord Kalabhairava is: Completely Revealed: Unlike many deities whose true forms or powers are often veiled from human perception, Bhairava, for his true devotees, is entirely unconcealed. His nature, his power, and his presence are fully manifest and accessible. Manifest and Accessible: This aspect emphasizes his direct and immediate presence. For those who approach him with sincere devotion, there is no barrier or veil between the devotee and the divine. He does not hide his grace or his true form. Transparent in His Justice: In his role as the dispenser of justice and " தண்டபாணி" (Dandapani – one who holds the rod of punishment), his actions are not veiled in mystery but are clear in their purpose and consequence, upholding cosmic law and dharma.

No Hidden Aspects to His Devotees This name assures devotees that Kalabhairava does not have hidden agendas or inaccessible aspects from those who genuinely seek him. He reveals himself in his full glory and power, providing clarity, guidance, and protection without disguise or illusion. This openness fosters a direct and unhindered path to a profound spiritual connection with the deity.

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Text and sources

The name list follows the Kalabhairava Sahasranama as compiled for this project. The English meaning and elaboration are interpretive notes for devotional study, not a translation of a single critical edition.

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