Parthasarathi

Parthasarathi is a revered name in Hindu culture, particularly associated with the epic Mahabharata. Parthasarathi is the name given to Arjuna, one of the five Pandava brothers, after he receives divine guidance and becomes the charioteer of Lord Krishna. The name reflects the deep devotion and dedication of Arjuna towards his dharma and his commitment to protect it at all costs.

Parthasarathi represents the inner journey of seeking guidance and developed understanding of dharma (righteous path) through god's divine grace. It showcases the importance of selfless service and devotion towards a higher purpose or entity. The name Parthasarathi also symbolizes the bond between the guru and the disciple, as Lord Krishna serves as a guru to Arjuna. It thus, signifies the importance of the guru-disciple relationship and the role of a spiritual teacher in guiding one on their spiritual path.

Vedic name • Root: Sanskrit/Mythology/Vedic • Parthasarathi is the name of Arjuna in his role as the charioteer of Lord Krishna. He is also known as Sikhandi, Abhimanyu, and Bhishma's grandson.