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This space between the earth and the heaven and all the arters are filled by Thee alone; having seen this, Thy wonderful and teriible form, the three worlds are trembling with fear, O great-souled Being.

The space between heaven and earth and all the directions are filled by you alone. Seeing this wondrous and terrible form of yours, great one, the three worlds tremble.

Arjuna sees that Krishna alone fills all the space between earth and sky and every direction. Then he names the effect of the vision on the cosmos: the three worlds, heaven, earth and the realm between or below, are shaken with fear. The form is called adbhuta, wondrous, and ugra, fierce, in the same breath. The verse widens Arjuna's fear into a universal one. It is not only he who trembles; all beings are disturbed by this sight. The vision has moved from a display of glory to an encounter with overwhelming power.