(51)Suradhaksha (The Supreme Head of Devas) (50) Surasena (The Principal of an intrepid band of soldiers) (48) Virasena (Commander of a Valiant army) (45) Nithyarimardana (The constant destroyer of enemies) (39) Mahagarbha (Born of several mothers) (38) Hema garbha (Born of SivaвЂ™s gold-like semen) (36) Naka Prushtha (He is the Base of Swarga as He is the Saviour of Devas) (32) Bhuva Putra (Bhumi Putra as SivaвЂ™s manliness was absorbed into Earth) (30)Bhuvah ( Antariksha Rupa or Of the form of Sky) (29) Bhu (Bhu mandala Swarupa or the Form of Earth) (28) Dwaadasha (Who has twelve eyes and ears) (25) Guudha (Born in a hidden place or He who has latent Shakti) (24) Swetha ( He assumes the form of a white Mountain or Himalaya) (23) Shatruha (The Terminator of Opponents) (22) Pinakini ( The Carrier of Pinakini Dhanush in the form of Shankara) (21) Bhava bhaavana (The Creator of the Universe in the form of Brahma) (20) Sambhava (He who makes the Impossible possible) (19) Surarighna (The Destroyer of the Enemies of Devas) (18) Gava Putra (The Illustrious Son of Cow or Ganges) (17) Shadakshara Vatam Vara (The best reciter of Om Namassivaya) (15) Sarvatmika Mantra (The universally applicable Mantra)

(14) Sarvatra Aparajita ( Always unconquerable) (13) Savitrimaya (Full of Pranava or Omkara)

(12) Mantra Mantraga (The Quintessence of Mantras) (11) Aprameya Guna ( He who has countless qualities) (10) Mangala Mangala (The Most Propitious of the Propitious) (9) Sarvotkrushta Parama Teja (The Highest of All of Super Luminosity) (8) Brahma Sangrah (The absorber of Vedardha or the Para BrahmaвЂ™s reality) (4) Brahma Vatsala (The beloved of Lord Brahma) (3) Brahma Vid (The Exponent and Interpreter of Brahma Gyan) (2) Brahma (Creator and the Reciter of Vedas) (1)Brahmavaadi (Profounder of Parama Tatvas)

Sage Viswamitra recited the following Ashtottara Namavali (108 names) about Skanda Deva on the most significant day of Kartika Pournami of which Kartikaya is fond of:

Г В®ВіГ ВЇВЌДЄshtottara Namavali of Kartikeya and Phala Sruti.

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Part 20, Varna Dharma For Universal Well-Being (16 chapters).

Part 17, Brahmacaryasrama (15 chapters).

Part 16, The Forty Samskaras (10 chapters).

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