The Bhagavad Gita by Eknath Easwaran

The Cosmic Vision ╯
8
But these things cannot be seen with your
physical eyes; therefore I give you spiritual
vision to perceive my majestic power.
sanjaya
9
Having spoken these words, Krishna, the master of
yoga, revealed to Arjuna his most exalted, lordly form.
10
He appeared with an infinite number of faces,
ornamented by heavenly jewels, displaying unending
miracles and the countless weapons of his power.
11
Clothed in celestial garments and covered with
garlands, sweet-smelling with heavenly fragrances,
he showed himself as the infinite Lord, the source
of all wonders, whose face is everywhere.
12
If a thousand suns were to rise in the heavens
at the same time, the blaze of their light would
resemble the splendor of that supreme spirit.
13
There, within the body of the God of gods,
Arjuna saw all the manifold forms of the universe
united as one. 14 Filled with amazement, his hair
standing on end in ecstasy, he bowed before the
Lord with joined palms and spoke these words.
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