Chapter 10 • Verse 40

Vibhuti Yoga

The Yoga of Divine Glories

Sanskrit Verse

Nanto 'sti mama divyanam vibhutinam parantapa, esha tuddeshatah prokto vibhuter vistaro maya

Translation & Meaning

There is no end to My divine opulences, O Parantapa. What I have spoken to you is only a brief indication of My infinite opulences. The Lord acknowledges that even this extensive list of vibhutis is only a small sample — the infinite cannot be fully captured in words, only pointed to and approximated.

Key Teachings

  • •The Lord's divine opulences are truly infinite and inexhaustible
  • •All descriptions of God are necessarily partial — the infinite exceeds all words
  • •This teaching inspires continued wonder and humility before the divine

Topics

infinitydivine opulencesinexhaustiblehumilityvibhuti
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