Vasudevathe
Vasudevathe is a term that primarily refers to Lord Krishna in certain Hindu traditions, particularly in South India. The name is derived from Vasudeva, the father of Krishna, and by extension, it signifies Krishna himself, or sometimes a devotee of Krishna. It is a devotional epithet used to invoke and praise the divine.
The worship of Vasudeva, and subsequently Vasudevathe as Krishna, is deeply rooted in Vaishnavism. Devotees often
In some contexts, Vasudevathe can also refer to a broader understanding of the divine consciousness, the all-pervading