Bhagavad Gita — Vishwarupa Darshana Yoga, Shloka 15
Vishwarupa Darshana Yoga
अर्जुन उवाच । पश्यामि देवांस्तव देव देहे सर्वांस्तथा भूतविशेषसंघान् । ब्रह्माणमीशं कमलासनस्थ- मृ...
arjuna uvāca | paśyāmi devāṃs tava deva dehe sarvāṃs tathā bhūta-viśeṣa-saṅghān | brahmāṇam īśaṃ kamalāsana-stha- mṛ...
Arjuna thưa: Lạy Thần linh! Con thấy trong thân Ngài tất cả chư thiên, cùng các hội chúng của muôn loài hữu tình; con cũng thấy Brahmā, Đấng Tự Tại, ngự trên tòa sen, và các bậc chủ tể khác nữa…
अर्जुन ने कहा—हे देव! मैं आपके शरीर में समस्त देवताओं को तथा विविध प्राणियों के समूहों को देखता हूँ; और कमलासन पर स्थित ब्रह्मा तथा (अन्य) ईशों को भी ...
Arjuna said: I see, O god, in your body all the gods, and likewise the multitudes of distinct beings; Brahmā, the lord seated on the lotus, and ... (verse continues).
Because the input text is truncated, the translation is necessarily partial. In full form, the verse typically lists cosmological beings (devas, Brahmā, sages/serpents), reflecting an epic-Purāṇic sacred hierarchy embedded within the vision.
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Arjuna’s enumeration reflects an attempt to cognitively stabilize an overwhelming experience by naming recognizable categories and figures.
The verse suggests that multiple divine agencies and classes of beings are encompassed within a single ultimate locus, implying a unifying ground beneath plural religious cosmologies.
After the vision is shown, Arjuna becomes the primary witness, offering a first-person account that validates the narrative depiction.
It can encourage intellectual pluralism: diverse traditions and “levels” of meaning can be approached as potentially nested within broader frameworks of understanding.