Geeta 11 VishwaRupa Darshana Yoga Part 3/6

Arjuna now wants to have a direct experience of the Divine majesty, the source and support of all that exists. The Lord gives him a new power of insight with which Arjuna became capable of having a direct experience of the divine. The Lord reveals to him His cosmic form in which he finds in an instant all that exists, past, present and future, spread out as it were as part and parcel of an all-comprehending Whole, a Divine Person, whose awful majesty and stupefying splendor are too much for him to bear. He finds that all beings are helplessly drawn and absorbed into His being by inexorable Time, with which He declares His identity. Arjuna experiences that there is only one will, namely the divine Will, and that the will of all centers of consciousness included in His being are but instruments for serving Him and accomplishing His purposes. He finds that all the armies mobilized and arrayed for battle have already been destroyed by the Lords will, and that he himself is just an occasion for this.

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