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JnAna) Supreme wisdom, (Bhakti) Unflinching devotion to the Lord, (VairAghya) Detachment to worldly attractions, (VAtsalya) Love that ignores faults in others, (Souseelya) Excellence of disposition, (SoudhArya) An extraordinary trait of feeling as if you are receiving while in fact you are conferring, (ChAturya) Cleverness in winning over opponents and transforming them into your ardent admirers, (MAdhurya) Sweetness that makes one and all feel 'at home' with you, (Sthairya) Steady determination to keep up promises to your devotees and never forsaking them, (Dhairya) Courage to face any situation, (KArunya) Mercy towards even to the wicked, (KshamA) Forgiveness even to those who seek to harm you, (Samathama) Equanimity in weal or woe and (Aadhi) Such other countless auspicious qualities - Haya-vadhana, dEva-nAyaka, achyutha, gOpAla, raghuveera-raNapungava, varada, nara-hari, yathOkta-kAri, deepa-prakAsa, dEhaleesa, vEnkatEsa, rangEsa, paksheesa, hEtheesa, ramA, kshamA, gOdhA- vishaya stOtra sudhA ranjitha sahridaya budhajana hridaya / (meaning) You have endeared yourself to like minded knowledgeable people through your delightful nectarine StOtras on - Hayavadhana (Hayagriva StOtram) DEvanAyaka (DEvanAyaka PanchAsat) Achyutha (Achyuta Sathakam) GOpAla (GOpAla Vimsathi) Raghuveera Ranapungava (Raghuveera Gadhyam, ParamArtha Sthuti) Varada (VaradarAja PanchAsat, VairAghya Panchagam, NyAsa Dasakam, NyAsa Vimsati) Narahari (KamAsikAshtakam) YathOktakAri (VegAsethu StOtram, AshtabujAshtakam) DeepaprakAsa (SaraNAgathi Deepikai) DEhaleesa (DEhaleesa Sthuthi) VEnkatEsa (DayA Sathakam) Rangeesa (DasAvatara StOram, Bhagavad DhyAna SOpAnam, Abheethi Sthavam, Nyasa Tilakam) Pakshheesa (GaruDa DhanDakam, GaruDa PanchAsat) HEtheesa (Sudarsana Ashtakam, ShODasAyudha StOtram)) RamA (Sri Sthuthi) KshamA (Bhoosthuthi) GodhA (GOdha Sthuthi) ParadEvthA pAramArthyavEdhi parAsara, vyAsa, prAchEthasa VaisampAyana, bhoudhAyana, Sukha, Sounaka, bharadwAja, sANDilya, hAreetha - prabhrith parama rishi sama adhika vaibhava/ (meaning) You shine equal to, nay, excelling the greatness of those who established once and for all that Sriman Narayana is THE Supreme Lord- like ParAsara: Father of Krishna Dwaipayana, aka Vyasa VyAsa: aka Veda Vyasa; Author of Mahabharatha and the 18 Puranas PrAchEtas: One of the Prajapathis who passed 10,000 years in the great ocean deep in meditation of Vishnu and became the progenitors of mankind. VaisampAyana: Celebrated sage disciple of Vyasa and who was the original teacher of Krishna Yajurveda BoudhAyana: Author of Dharma sutras and Grihya Sutras. Sukha: Son of Veda Vyasa Sounaka: Author of Brihad- Devata and teacher of the Atharva Veda. BhAradwAja: Son of Brihaspati and father of DrOnAchArya ChAndilya: The sage connected with Chandogya Upanishad HAritha : Son of Yuvanaaswa of the solar race who descended from IkshvAku, and Author of Dharma SAstra Prabritih: and many others