सञ्जय उवाच
एवमुक्त्वा ततो राजन्महायोगेश्वरो हरिः।
दर्शयामास पार्थाय परमं रूपमैश्वरम्।।11.9।।
।।11.9।।सञ्जय बोले -- हे राजन् ऐसा कहकर फिर महायोगेश्वर भगवान् श्रीकृष्णने अर्जुनको परम ऐश्वररूप दिखाया। (टिप्पणी प0 580)
Having bequeathed the supernatural eyes of illumination the Supreme Lord Krishna exhibited His almighty, omnipotent, transcendental visvarupa or divine universal form. The description of this universal form is what is being described in this verse and the next five verses by Sanjaya, who was also given divine sight to see it by Vedavyasa.
The Supreme Lord Krishna is known as Hari because He removes all inauspiciousness from His devotees. Also He is known as Hari as He is the ultimate recipient of all acts of worship and propitiation partaking of the libation known as ida as well as the sanctified vegetarian food offered by the householders to the Supreme Lord. And another annotation of Hari found in the Moksa Dharma is that as His complexion is the most radiant of the blue colors He is known as Hari as well.
Thus declaring it to be, the Supreme Lord Krishna who out of affection for His devotee accepted the post of charioteer. The Supreme Lord of all lords accepting the position as Arjunas first cousin being that Vasudeva was the brother his mother. The Supreme Being and ultimate personality, the epicentre of all perfection and magnificence. The Sovereign Lord of all power, the glorious Harih or the Supreme Lord who removes all inauspiciousness from His devotee, now exhibited His divine, transcendental, extraordinary and phenomenal, almighty visvarupa or divine universal form across the complete visible cosmos, indomitable.
Thus declaring it to be, the Supreme Lord Krishna who out of affection for His devotee accepted the post of charioteer. The Supreme Lord of all lords accepting the position as Arjunas first cousin being that Vasudeva was the brother his mother. The Supreme Being and ultimate personality, the epicentre of all perfection and magnificence. The Sovereign Lord of all power, the glorious Harih or the Supreme Lord who removes all inauspiciousness from His devotee, now exhibited His divine, transcendental, extraordinary and phenomenal, almighty visvarupa or divine universal form across the complete visible cosmos, indomitable.
