II Sanjaya uvaacha II
ityarjunaṁ vāsudevastathoktvā svakam rūpam darśayāmāsa bhūyab
āśvāsayāmāsa ch bhītamenam bhūtvā punaḥ saumyavapurmahātmā
To bhagwan ne keh ke Arjun ko yeh,
Dikhaya chaturbhuji tan roop veh.
Shri Krishna roop saumya dikha,
Bhaybheet Arjun ko dhiraj diya.
Sanjay said:
Lord Vaasudeva having said so to Arjun again showed His four-armed form in the same manner and the great soul Krishna once again assuming a form of grace consoled the terrified Arjun.
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In the inspirations from the Gita the words uttered by Sanjay carry a special significance. Such words of Sanjay appear to elucidate the expressions of the Gita in a direct way. Sanjay is also witnessing the distress and anguish of Arjun; how the Lord is consoling Arjun and dispelling his fear, all this is described here-Keeping Arjun's wonderful pleasure in mind the Lord gave him a vision of His four-armed form and now to bring Arjun into comfortable and serene state He manifested Himself in a tranquil and gentle form. He made it clear that the two-armed form is
His and so is the four-armed form and the vision of the universal form is also glimpse
of His divinity-