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Chapter 11
Vishvarupadarshana Yoga
10 – 11 - 12. Of many mouths and eyes, many wondrous sights and divine ornaments and uplifted weapons, wearing divine garlands and garments with divine perfumes and ointments, made up of many wonderful, luminouis, boundless, with multi-dimensional manifestation. If brilliance of thousands Suns were to blaze forth all at once in the sky, that light might then resemble, (perhaps) the splendour of that Great Being.
Bhashya :- सहस means innumerable. Like the thousands of heroic deeds, for elucidation of the eternal power and eternal energy, resplendent splendor even exceeding the Sun, in Rig Veda, therefore no use to compare it with anything else.
13 -14 – 15 - 16. There in the horizon then Pandava saw in the body of the Lord of Gods, the world in its diverse forms gathered together. Then, Arjuna struck with wonder and with his hair standing on ends, bowed down his head to the Lord, with folded hands and said: I see gods in your body, O Lord, and especially the multitude of beings and also Shiva on Brahma‟s lap settled on the lotus seat, seers as well as all the divine nagas. With innumerable arms, stomachs, faces and eyes I am seeing Your innumerable forms on all sides. I see neither the end not the middle nor again the beginning, O Lord of the universe, O universal form !
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