Sahasranama position 418 of the 1,000 names

Purayitre

पूरयित्रे

Pūrayitre

What Purayitre means

Purayitre is name 418 in the Kalabhairava Sahasranama, the 1,000-name devotional text to Kalabhairava. Salutations To The one who fulfills all desires and completes all things.

Also spelled

  • Source transliteration: PUURAYITRE

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 fulfills all desires and completes all things.

Elaboration

The name Pūrayitre (Pūrayitre) is derived from the Sanskrit root Pūrayati, meaning "to fill," "to complete," "to fulfill," or "to satisfy."

Fulfiller of Desires (Ichhā Pūraka) As Pūrayitre, Kalabhairava is the divine entity who satisfies all desires (sarva kāmān) of his devotees. This fulfillment is not limited to material wants but extends to spiritual aspirations, knowledge (jñāna), and liberation (mokṣa). He is the ultimate source of all blessings and the one who ensures that the sincere prayers and intentions of devotees are brought to fruition.

One Who Completes (Pūrṇa Kārāka) This aspect highlights his role in bringing things to completion. In a cosmic sense, he completes cycles of creation and dissolution. In a personal sense, he assists devotees in completing their tasks, journeys, and spiritual sadhanas (practices). He removes obstacles and ensures that endeavors reach their proper conclusion, making him the bestower of perfection and wholeness.

Bestower of Wholeness (Pūrṇatā Dātā) Pūrayitre signifies that he brings a sense of completeness and wholeness to the individual. When one's spiritual journey feels fragmented or incomplete, he is the one who can integrate all aspects of the self, reconcile internal conflicts, and lead the disciple to a state of inner peace and fulfillment, a state of pūrṇatā (completeness or perfection).

Symbol of Abundance By fulfilling all desires and completing all things, he symbolizes boundless abundance and the inexhaustible nature of the Divine. He fills the void within the seeker, transforming emptiness into plenitude and insufficiency into overflowing grace.

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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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