विष्णुसहस्रनाम स्तोत्र (महाभारत अनुशासन पर्व - जगद्गुरु आदि शंकराचार्य भाष्य सानुवाद सटीक)

VISHNU SAHASRANAMA 101
525. Ever joyful (Pramodanah).
Inbibing the nectar of His own Self ; or because he
causes bliss to those that meditate upon Him by the very act.
526. The bliss (Ānandah).
Is His own nature. The Śruti (Br. Up., 6-3-32) says :
"Of this happiness, all other beings enjoy only a part."
527. The source of happiness (Nandanah).
528. Freed from the worldly pleasures (Anandah)
(Nandah). The Śruti (Chchā. Up., 7-23) says : "That which
is immensity is felicity, there is no felicity in littleness."
529. Of true Dharma (Satyadharmā).
Darma : Wisdom, etc.
Vya. His dharmas are true and not false.
530. The three-stepped (Trivikramah).
The three steps were in the three worlds. The Śruti
(Tai. Br., 2-4-6) says : "He stepped (the three worlds) by
his three steps" ; or He has walked over the three worlds.
The Harivamśa (279-80) says : "The Sages have named
the three worlds as 'Tri' ; and as you walked them all
thrice you are named Tri (vi) krama." (Ślo. 69)
531. Kapilāchārya, the great Sage. (Maharshih
Kapilāchāryah).¹
He was 'the great Rishi' as he saw the entire Veda,
whereas others saw only a part of it, and were named
'Rishis'. Kapila taught the knowledge of pure Tatva called
'Sānkhya'. The Vyāsa Smriti says : "Sānkhya is that
which inculcates the knowledge of the pure Ātman." The
(Śve. Up., 5-2) says : "He who endowed his son Rishi
Kapila. . ." The Smriti (Bh. G., 10-26) also says : "Of
perfected ones I am the Sage Kapila."
¹ 531 makes two names