Sahasranama position 858 of the 1,000 names

Susampannaya

सुसंपन्नाय

Susaṃpannāya

What Susampannaya means

Susampannaya is name 858 in the Kalabhairava Sahasranama, the 1,000-name devotional text to Kalabhairava. Salutations To The one who is endowed with great wealth, prosperity, and all divine qualities.

Also spelled

  • Susampanna
  • Source transliteration: SUSAMPANNAAYA

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 endowed with great wealth, prosperity, and all divine qualities.

Elaboration

The name Su Sampanna combines the prefix Su, which means "good," "excellent," or "well," with Sampanna, meaning "accomplished," "endowed with," "rich," "full," or "complete."

Great Wealth and Prosperity Sampanna refers to having an abundance of material and spiritual wealth. For Kalabhairava, this is not just gold or jewels, but the ultimate wealth of cosmic power, knowledge, and an endless reservoir of divine grace. As the master of all time and space, he controls all resources and bestows prosperity upon his devotees.

Completeness and Perfection The "Su" prefix elevates this to "excellently endowed" or "perfectly accomplished." This indicates that Kalabhairava embodies a state of absolute completeness, lacking nothing. He is paripurna, utterly whole and perfect in every aspect—divine qualities, cosmic functions, and spiritual attributes. This perfection implies his capacity to grant completeness and fulfillment to those who seek refuge in him.

Master of All Divine Qualities He is the embodiment of all auspicious and divine qualities, such as omniscience (sarvajñatva), omnipotence (sarvaśaktimatva), omnipresence (sarvavyāpakatva), supreme bliss (paramānanda), and absolute purity (śuddha sattva). He is the source from which all virtues originate and by whose grace these qualities can be cultivated in beings.

Bestower of Fulfillment By invoking him as Susampanna, devotees acknowledge him as the source of all accomplishments and the one who can lead them to a state of ultimate fulfillment, both in worldly matters and spiritual realization. He is the ultimate giver of all things good and excellent.

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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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