Shloka 47
भीष्मस्य भीमसेन-निरोधः
Bhīṣma checks Bhīmasena; matched engagements intensify
विश्वावसुर्विश्वमूर्ति वि श्लेशो विष्वक्सेनो विश्वकर्मा वशी च । विश्वेश्वरो वासुदेवो$सि तस्माद् योगात्मान दैवतं त्वामुपैमि
bhīṣma uvāca |
viśvāvasur viśvamūrtir viśleṣo viṣvakseno viśvakarmā vaśī ca |
viśveśvaro vāsudevo 'si tasmād yogātman daivataṁ tvām upaimi prabho ||
毗湿摩曰：“主啊！汝遍覆一切，为宇宙之形；汝能分判，亦能消融；汝之军势遍于四方；此世界乃汝之所作，汝为统御万有之主。故汝被称为宇宙之主与婆苏提婆（Vāsudeva）。主啊，汝乃以瑜伽为体性的神圣；我今归依于汝。”
भीष्म उवाच
Educational Q&A
The verse teaches śaraṇāgati (taking refuge): recognizing the supreme Lord as the universe’s maker, ruler, and indwelling reality, one turns from self-reliance to surrender grounded in Yoga—inner discipline and God-centered realization.
Bhishma, speaking in the Bhishma Parva context of the Kurukshetra war, offers a hymn-like address to Vasudeva (Krishna), stringing together cosmic epithets and concluding with a direct act of refuge: “I approach you, O Lord.”