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I am delighted, having seen what has never been seen before; and yet my mind is distressed with fear. Show me that (previous) form only, O God; have mercy, O God of gods, O Abode of the universe.

I rejoice at having seen what was never seen before, yet my mind is shaken with fear. Show me, O god, that same form of yours; be gracious, lord of gods, dwelling place of the world.

Arjuna states his double feeling plainly: he is thrilled to have seen what no one has seen before, and at the same time his mind is shaken with fear. He asks Krishna to show him that form again, meaning the familiar form he knew. The request reverses his earlier wish. He asked to see the cosmic form; now, having seen it, he longs for the gentle one. The verse is honest about the limits of human endurance. Even a great hero cannot remain long in the presence of the infinite and asks to return to what he can bear.