The Prayer: (1) Śrīkṛṣṇa, (2) Kamalānātha (Lord of the goddess of fortune), (3) Vāsudeva (son of Vasudeva), (4) Sanātana (The Eternal one), (5) Vasudevātmaja (Vasudeva’s-son), (6) Puṇya (the meritorious one), (7) Līlā-Mānuṣa-Vigraha (one who has assumed human body out of the sportive spirit), (8) Śrīvatsa-Kaustubha-Dhara (one who has the mark called Śrīvatsa and one who wears the gem Kaustubha), (9) Yaśodā-Vatsala (the darling child of Yaśodā), (10) Hari, (11) Caturbhujātta-Cakrāsigadā-śaṅkhādyāyudha (one who has taken up discus, sword, mace, conch and other weapons lifted up in his four hands), (12) Devakīnandana (the delighter of Devakī), (13) Śrīśa (the consort of Śrī), (14) Nanda-gopa-Priyātmaja (the beloved son of the cowherd Nanda), (15) Yamunā-Vegasaṃhārin (one who has curbed the current of the Yamunā), (16) Balabhadrapriyānuja (the loving younger brother of Balabhadra), (17) Pūtanā-jīva-hara (one who has taken away the life of Pūtanā), (18) Śakaṭāsurabhañjana (one who shattered the demon who assumed the form of a cart).