Harinama Tuwa Anek Swarupa

O holy name of Lord Hari, You have many forms, such as: Yaśodā-nandana (the son of Yaśodā), Ananda-bardhana (full of bliss), Nanda-tanaya (Nanda's son), Rasa-kūpa (a reservoir of nectar), . . .

. . . Pūtanā-ghātana (the killer of Pūtanā), Tṛṇāvarta-hāna (the killer of Tṛṇāvarta), Śakaṭa-bhañjana (the breaker of the cart), Gopāla (protector of the cows), Muralī-vadana (flute-player), Agha-baka-mardana (killer of Agha and Baka), Govardhana-dhārī (lifter of Govardhana Hill), Rākhāla (cowherd boy), . . .

. . . Keśi-mardana (killer of Keśī), Brahma-vimohana (who bewildered Brahmā), Surapati-darpa-bināśī (who destroyed Indra's pride), Ariṣṭa-pātana (killer of Ariṣṭa), Gopī-vimohana
(who charms the gopīs), Yāmuna-pulina-vilāsī (who enjoys pastimes on the Yamunā's banks), . . .

. . . Rādhikā-rañjana (who delights Rādhā), Rāsa-rasāyana (who enjoys the rāsa dance), Rādhā-kuṇḍa-kuñja-vihārī (who enjoys pastimes in the forests surrounding Rādhā-kuṇḍa), Rāma (the supreme enjoyer), Kṛṣṇa (all-attractive), Hari (He who removes all that is inauspicious), Mādhava (the goddess of fortune's husband), Narahari (He who manifested a form of half-man half-lion), Matsyādi-gaṇāvatārī (the origin of Matsya and a host of other incarnations), . . .

. . . Govinda (He who delights the cows, land, and senses), Vāmana (the dwarf-incarnation), Śrī Madhusūdana (the killer of Madhu), Yādava-candra (the moon of the Yādavas), Vana-mālī (He who wears a forest garland), Kāliya-śātana (the subduer of Kāliya), Gokula-rañjana (the delight of Gokula), Rādhā-bhajana-sukha-śālī (the blissful object of Śrī Rādhā's worship), . . .

Fully aware of what is for his own benefit, Bhaktivinoda grasps the feet of Śrīla Rūpa Gosvāmī and Śrīla Svarūpa Dāmodara Gosvāmī and begs, "I pray that I may fall more and more
deeply in love with these holy names of the Lord."