Chapter 10 • Verse 19

Vibhuti Yoga

The Yoga of Divine Glories

Sanskrit Verse

Sri bhagavan uvaca: hanta te kathayishyami divya hy atma-vibhutayah, pradhanyatah kuru-shreshtha nasty anto vistarasya me

Translation & Meaning

The Supreme Lord said: Yes, I will tell you of My splendorous manifestations, but only the principal ones, O best of the Kurus, for there is no end to My extent. The Lord acknowledges the infinity of His vibhutis while graciously offering the most important ones to guide the devotee's contemplation.

Key Teachings

  • •The Lord's divine manifestations are infinite and inexhaustible
  • •God generously shares the most essential vibhutis to guide meditation
  • •Recognising the limitlessness of the divine deepens humility and devotion

Topics

vibhutiinfinitydivine manifestationsgraceenumeration
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