CONCLUSION🔗

Arjuna asks for and receives the Visvarupa Darsan, the vision of the universal form of Krsna. Krsna very patiently resolves Arjuna's doubts and answers all his questions. Arjuna then wishes to see the true reality of Krsna, the form behind the formless, the Imperishable, the Eternal. Krsna obliges his friend and disciple, Arjuna, the true representative of the human being, nara. Seeing this cosmic form of Krsna, and unable to withstand the energy, Arjuna begs Krsna to show him the benevolent four-armed form of Visnu that he is used to worshipping with devotion. Finally, Krsna reverts to His normal human form as Arjuna's charioteer and the King of Yadavas. After showing His cosmic form and having given the experience of cosmic consciousness to Arjuna, Krsna now speaks about bhakti, devotional love.