सर्वमेतदृतं मन्ये यन्मां वदसि केशव | न हि ते भगवन्व्यक्तिं विदुर्देवा न दानवा: || 14 || |
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Arjuna expresses his conviction in the words of Lord Krishna. He acknowledges that everything the Lord has spoken is true and accepts it with faith and trust. Arjuna addresses Lord Krishna as Kesava, which is one of His many names.
Arjuna humbly admits that even the celestial gods (devas) and the mighty demons (asuras) cannot fully comprehend or grasp the true nature of the Lord’s divine manifestations. Despite their celestial powers and knowledge, they fall short in comprehending the vastness and depth of the Supreme Being.
This verse highlights the transcendental nature of the divine. It emphasizes that the Lord’s true form and divine manifestations are beyond the grasp of ordinary beings, including the celestial beings. The gods and demons may possess great knowledge and power, but they too have their limitations in understanding the ultimate reality.
Arjuna’s acceptance and belief in Lord Krishna’s teachings demonstrate his surrender and trust in the divine wisdom. It reflects his willingness to follow the guidance of the Lord without seeking further validation or understanding from other celestial beings. Arjuna recognizes that the knowledge imparted by Lord Krishna is beyond the comprehension of the gods and demons, making it even more significant and worthy of acceptance.
This verse encourages individuals to place their faith in the words of the divine and surrender to the higher truth, recognizing that the Supreme Being transcends all levels of existence and understanding.