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The Blessed Lord said Very well! Now I will declare to thee My divine glories in their prominence, O Arjuna; there is no end to their detailed description.

The Lord said: Very well, I will tell you of my divine glories, best of the Kurus, but only the chief ones, for there is no end to my extent.

Krishna agrees warmly, beginning with hanta, a word of willing assent. But he corrects the scale of Arjuna's request. He cannot tell all his glories, since their extent has no end; he will name only the principal ones, the most prominent in each class. This sets the method for the rest of the chapter. In every category of being, Krishna will point to the foremost member and say that there one may see him. The examples are signposts, not a complete map. The divine is present everywhere, but it shines most visibly in what excels.