Srimad Bhagavad Gita - Srila Bhakti Vaibhava Puri Maharaja

displayed His Universal Form to Arjuna. That universal form was very wondrous,
with many mouths and eyes, with many divine ornaments and with many
divine weapons, decorated with divine garlands and garments and with sweet
scented divine perfumes smeared all over His body, all wonderful, resplendent,
unlimited and with faces all the world over.
TEXT 12
divi surya-sahasrasya
bhaved yugapad utthita
yadi bhah sadrsi sa syad
bhasas tasya mahatmanah
If hundreds of thousands of suns rise in the sky at once, they might
slightly resemble the effulgence of that Mighty Form, Viswa-Rupa.
TEXT 13
tatraika-stham jagat krtsnam
pravibhaktam anekadha
apasyad deva-devasya
sarire pandavas tada
Arjuna beheld the unlimited universes although divided into many parts
situated in one place in the body of the universal form of the Lord.
TEXT 14
tatah sa vismayavisto
hrsta-roma dhananjayah
pranamya sirasa devam
krtanjalir abhasata
Then, Dhananjaya (Arjuna) became astonished and imotional, his hairs
stood on end in ecstasy, offering obeisances to the Supreme Lord, he prayed
the Lord with folded hands.
TEXT 15
arjuna uvaca
pasyami devams tava deva dehe
sarvams tatha bhuta-visesa-sanghan
brahmanam isam kamalasana-stham
rsims ca sarvan uragams ca divyan
Arjuna said: O Lord, in Your divine body, I behold all the demigods, all
living entities, the Lord Brahma seated on lotus flower, Lord Siva, all the sages
and all the divine serpents.
TEXT 16
aneka-bahudara-vaktra-netram
pasyami tvam sarvato 'nanta-rupam
nantam na madhyam na punas tavadim
pasyami visvesvara visva-rupa
O Lord of the universe, O Viswa-Rupa (Universal Form), in Your divine
body I behold innumerable arms, bellies, mouths and eyes. I find no beginning,
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