Krishna identifies himself with creation, knowledge, and time, illustrating his pervasive presence. This builds on Arjuna’s understanding of Krishna as both the initiator and sustainer of the universe.

Krishna connects with foundational concepts like the letter A and inexhaustible time. This shloka emphasizes his role as the eternal basis of existence and the unfolding of reality.

Krishna identifies with both destructive forces like death and nurturing qualities like patience and forgiveness. This duality reflects his role as both the end and the sustenance of all life.

Krishna’s identification with victory and brilliance emphasizes his role in inspiring excellence and determination. This resonates with Arjuna’s need to channel divine energy for righteous action.

By associating with Vasudeva and Vyasa, Krishna aligns himself with wisdom and divine heritage. This shloka ties Krishna’s cosmic significance to revered figures of tradition, enhancing Arjuna’s reverence.

Krishna’s connection to discipline and silence underscores his role as the force behind morality and introspection. This guides Arjuna to embrace self-control and inner focus as spiritual tools.