The disciple was once again sent to search the Lalitha Sahasranama and same thing was repeated twice. The disciple could not find the same at all but at the same time a small girl came forward and gave Sri Vishnu Sahasranama to him to handover to Sri Sankaracharya. Sri Adi Sankaracharya once desired to write commentary on Sri Lalitha Sahasranama and told one of his disciples to bring the original writing of Lalitha Sahasranama for reference. Information of such minute & unique details, explanation & significance of each nama on different angles of literary, vedic, philosophical, spiritual, logical, ethical standpoints and many more interesting & special aspects can be seen only in ‘ Saubhagyabhaskara’, the (bhashya) commentary on Sri Lalitha Sahasranama hailed as the richest literature in this field, authored by none other than Sri Bhaskararaya. Very few know the apparent, inherent, sastric / vedic, hidden meanings and how many vowels & letters have been used as beginning letter in it and how many names are there beginning with each of that letter in this Sahasranama. In fact some persons chant several times daily with a goal to do Koti Parayanam – one crore Nama chantings. Crores of people of either sex in India and elsewhere often chant this Sahasranama individually and in groups. The most popular & much chanted is Sri Lalitha Sahasranama.
The world knows about so many Sahasranamas of different Gods and Goddesses.
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