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

114 VISHNU SAHASRANAMA
643. The valiant (Vīrah).
644. Born in the Sūra clan (Saurih).
Vya. He is known as Sauri in Utkala country
(Jagannath).
645. The Lord of the valiant (Sūrajaneśvarah).
He is the friend of Indra and other warriors owing to
their superior martial powers.
646. The Soul of the three worlds (Trilokātmā).
As He is the indweller (Antaryāmin) of the three
worlds; or as the three worlds do not, in reality, exist
apart from Him.
647. The ruler of the three worlds (Trilokeśah).
The three worlds, ordained by him, attend to their
respective functions.
648. Keśavah.
Keśas are the rays which are in the Sun and the rest ;
as he is the possessor of them he is named Keśava.
Mahābhārata (Sān. Par., 342-49) says : " The rays of mine
which illuminate (the sun, etc.), are called Keśas. The
wise Brāhmanas call me therefore by the name Keśava " ;
or, the Saktis or energies called Brahmā, Vishnu and Rudra
are named Keśas ; as he rules over them he is Keśava. The
Śruti (Rig, 1-164-44) says : " There are three Keśins . . ."
The Vish. Pr. (5-1-61) says : " . . . are in the Earth."
The word ' Keśa ' in above quotation is explained to mean
Sakti. In Harivamsa (279-47) Siva says to Vishnu : " Ka
means Brahmā, and I am Īśa or Lord of all embodied
beings ; and we (Brahmā and myself) sprang from your
parts or manifestations ; hence you are named Keśava."
649. The slayer of Keśin, an Asura (Keśihā).
650. Harih.
As He destroys Samsāra with its cause. (Slo. 82)