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Okay. Do you have any websites where I could get English translations? I know only of Sri Granth. Not an assertion, an observation. Obviously I have not read SGGS nor do I have a copy of it. But, as per the rules of Sanskrit, names like Narayana, Krishna, Hari, etc refer to Vishnu, but in SGGS...

This is quite interesting! In which context are names like Gopinath and Govardhandhari used? These names explicitly refer to Krishna and his past-times. Gopinath- Lord of the Gopis Govardhandhari- One who lifted the Govardhana mountain Even names like Mohan, Murari, Gopal, and Govind have been...

Yes, because the meaning of the names applies to God. Purushottama- Person par excellence Maheshvara- The Greatest Ishvara (Ruler) Rudra- One who removes the disease of samsara Ananta- Eternal Achyuta- The Infallible one Shaivas will think that these names refer to Shiva, whereas Vaishnavas...

:) I am humbled by your comments. Names are nothing but descriptions of God. Whenever there is a praise of Akal Purakh, I believe they have to be interpreted as referring to the Saguna aspect. This is my main point. When Hari, Narayana, Krishna, and other Vaishnava names are used in Sri Granth...

That is hard to say, because as per the Vishvakarma Suktam, all names refer only to God. Some prominent names would be purushottama, maheshvara, rudra, ananta, achyuta etc. These are names found in texts like Vishnu Sahasranamam. The Upanishadic names are bit more complex because they are not...

Please allow me to point one observation. Yes, names like Narayana, Rama, Krishna, Hari, etc are all Sanskrit names, but what is more important is that they are all names used by Vaishnavas. No other Hindu sect refers to God by these names. Narayana, Rama, Hari etc all refer to the Supreme God...