The potencies of the names of God are mentioned in practically every religious text in some form or another.
Lord Krishna has been portrayed as the all-encompassing Supreme Being in Vedic literature, and His different names have been compared to the Lord Himself. In other words, His names have the same power as Krishna. Many learned spiritual gurus believe that God’s names are more powerful than God since they are easily accessible to everyone. For this reason, scriptures such as the Bhagavad Gita recommend Japa – or the earnest, contemplative, continuous chanting of Lord Krishna’s holy names – as a spiritual practice that can assist seekers in liberating themselves and reaching the Supreme Person.
The 108 names of Lord Krishna are listed below. Reading these names can provide insight into the Lord’s varied attributes and abilities. So here goes:
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108 Names of Lord Krishna:
| 1. Achala – The firm one |
| 2. Achyuta – The infallible one |
| 3. Adbhutah – The wonderful one |
| 4. Adideva – The Lord of lords |
| 5. Aditya – Son of Aditi |
| 6. Ajanma – The unborn one |
| 7. Ajaya – One who cannot be defeated |
| 8. Akshara – The indestructible one |
| 9. Amrit – Heavenly nectar that provides immortality |
| 10. Anand-sagar – Sea of joy |
| 11. Ananta – One who is endless |
| 12. Anantajeet – The ever-victorious one |
| 13. Ananya – One who has no superior |
| 14. Aniruddha – One who cannot be obstructed |
| 15. Aparajit – One who cannot be defeated |
| 16. Avyukta – One who is very clearly visible |
| 17. Balagopala – The child form of Krishna |
| 18. Balkrishna – The child form of Krishna |
| 19. Chaturbhuja – One with four arms |
| 20. Danavendra – Giver of boons |
| 21. Dayalu – Repository of compassion |
| 22. Dayanidhi – The compassionate Lord |
| 23. Devadidev – The God of gods |
| 24. Devakinandana – Son of Devaki |
| 25. Devesha – The Lord of lords |
| 26. Dharmadhyaksha – Lord of Dharma |
| 27. Dravin – The one without enemies |
| 28. Dwarkapati – Lord of Dwarka |
| 29. Gopal – Maintainer of cows |
| 30. Gopalpriya – Lover of the cowherds |
| 31. Govinda – One who gives pleasure to the cows; Knower of the activities of the senses |
| 32. Gyaneshwar – Lord of knowledge |
| 33. Hari – Absorber of all sorrows and pains; Lord of nature |
| 34. Hiranyagarbha – The all-powerful creator |
| 35. Hrishikesha – Lord of the senses |
| 36. Jagadguru – Preceptor of the entire universe |
| 37. Jagadisha – Protector of the universe |
| 38. Jagannath – Lord of the universe |
| 39. Janardana – One who afflicts felons; One who grants the prayers of devotees |
| 40. Jayantah – Ever-victorious one |
| 41. Jyotiraditya – Brightness of the sun |
| 42. Kamalnath – Lord of Goddess Lakshmi |
| 43. Kamalnayan – One with lotus-shaped eyes |
| 44. Kamsantak – Slayer of Kamsa |
| 45. Kanjalochana – Lotus-eyed one |
| 46. Keshava – Slayer of demon Keshi; One with long, beautiful hair |
| 47. Krishna – All-attractive one; Dark complexioned one |
| 48. Lakshikantam – Lord of Goddess Lakshmi |
| 49. Lokadhyaksha – Lord of all worlds |
| 50. Madan – Lord of love |
| 51. Madhava – Husband of Laxmi |
| 52. Madhusudana – Slayer of demon Madhu |
| 53. Mahendra – Lord of Indra |
| 54. Manmohan – The mind-pleasing one |
| 55. Manohar – One who pleases the mind |
| 56. Mayur – Lord with a peacock-feathered crest |
| 57. Mohan – All-attractive one |
| 58. Murali – Flute-playing Lord |
| 59. Murlidhar – Holder of flute |
| 60. Murlimanohar – The one who pleases the mind with flute-playing |
| 61. Nandagopala – Son of Nanda |
| 62. Nandakumara – Son of Nanda |
| 63. Narayana – The refuge of all |
| 64. Navaneetha-chor – Thief of butter |
| 65. Niranjana – Unblemished one |
| 66. Nirguna – One without attributes |
| 67. Padmahasta – One whose hands are like lotus |
| 68. Padmanabha – One who has a lotus-shaped navel |
| 69. Parabrahmana – The supreme absolute truth |
| 70. Paramatma – The Supreme Soul |
| 71. Param-purush – The Highest Person |
| 72. Parthasarathi – Charioteer of Partha (Arjuna) |
| 73. Prajapati – Lord of all beings |
| 74. Punyah – The pure one |
| 75. Purushuttama – The best of all men; The supreme person |
| 76. Ravilochana – One who has the sun as His eyes |
| 77. Sahasraakash – The thousand-eyed one |
| 78. Sahasrajit – One who vanquishes thousands |
| 79. Sakshi – One who witnesses everything |
| 80. Sanatana – The eternal one |
| 81. Sarvajana – The omniscient one |
| 82. Sarvapalaka – Maintainer of all |
| 83. Sarveshwar – The Lord of all |
| 84. Satyavachana – Speaker of truth |
| 85. Satyavrata – One who is dedicated to truth |
| 86. Shantah – The peaceful one |
| 87. Shrestha – The highest one |
| 88. Shrikanta – The beautiful one |
| 89. Shyam – Dark-complexioned one |
| 90. Shyamsundar – Dark and Beautiful |
| 91. Sumedha – Intelligent one |
| 92. Suresham – Lord of the demigods |
| 93. Swargapati – The Lord of heavenly planets |
| 94. Trivikrama – Conqueror of the three worlds |
| 95. Upendra – Brother of Indra |
| 96. Vaikunthanath – The Lord of Vaikuntha |
| 97. Varshneya – Descendant of Vrishni |
| 98. Vasudeva – Son of Vasudeva |
| 99. Vishnu – The all-pervading Lord |
| 100. Vishwadakshinah – The most skillful one |
| 101. Vishwakarma – Creator of the universe |
| 102. Vishwamurte – The form of the entire universe |
| 103. Vishwarupa – One who is the same as the universe |
| 104. Vishwatma – Soul of the universe |
| 105. Vrishaparva – Lord of Dharma |
| 106. Yadava – Descendant of Yadu |
| 107. Yadavendra – King of the Yadav clan |
| 108. Yoginampati – Lord of the Yogis |
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