Swami Chinmayananda
Swami Chinmayananda Commentary
Arjuna admits here that, when he sees the normal and the gentle-Form of Lord Krishna, he feels relieved from his inner tensions and agitations. When an unprepared student like Arjuna is suddenly pushed forward on the spiritual ladder and made to experience truths that are transcendental, and too vast for his intellectual comprehension, it is natural that even in that Realm-of-Bliss, he feels giddy confusions and heaving sobs. Arjuna admits: “I have now become collected in mind and am restored to my normal nature, having seen the milder aspect of Krishna’s gracious human form.”
TRUE DEVOTION TO THE UNIVERSAL FORM IS EXPLAINED HEREUNDER:
Adi Sankara Commentary
Drstva etc. At the end of the act of withdrawing all, the Brahman assumes the highly tranquil stage of the tattva. Hence at the stage of withdrawl, gentleness is in the Bhagavat.
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