Sarvasva

The Sanskrit word "Sarvasva" is a compound of two roots - "Sarva" meaning 'all, whole, complete' and "Swastha" or "Swami" meaning 'self'. Together, it signifies one who posses or controls everything. In Hindu mythology and folklore, the term 'Sarvasva' is often referred to invoking the all-powerful deity, Shiva, who is believed to bestow the ultimate blessing of a complete and fulfilled life.

In Hinduism, the ultimate goal of an individual's spiritual journey is referred to as 'Sarvasva Siddhi' or 'a state of complete fulfillment'. The name Sarvasva reflects the aspiration to attain this ultimate spiritual goal by implying that the possessor of this name embodies the completeness and wholeness that comes with possessing all the necessary virtues, knowledge, and wisdom. It also symbolizes the ideal of unity between the individual self and the cosmic consciousness, encouraging the person to recognize the divine presence within themselves and in the universe.

Cultural name • Root: सर्व + स्व • From the Sanskrit roots सर्व (sarv) and स्व (sva), meaning 'all' and 'self' respectively.