Verse 10.18 : Vibhuti Vistara Yoga "Divine Splendors"
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The Translation
“Describe to me in detail again, O Janardana, Your yogic power and glory; for I am never sated by hearing Your nectar-like words.”
Commentary & Insights
Arjuna expresses his insatiable hunger for spiritual knowledge, asking Krishna to repeat and expand on His yogic powers and glories.
Practical Application
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Dedicate 15 minutes today to studying a subject or reading wisdom that genuinely excites your curiosity, without any pressure of testing or utility.
Reflections & Notes
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Self-Reflection Prompts
- In a world where we quickly get bored of movies, games, and food, why is the study of ultimate truth described as a 'nectar that never sates' (*nāsti tṛptiḥ*)?
- How can we cultivate this sincere spiritual hunger (*jijñāsā*) in our own lives?
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10.18
विस्तरेणात्मनो योगं विभूतिं च जनार्दन
Arjuna's request is motivated by pure spiritual thirst. The teachings of the Self are called nectar because they remove the fear of death and bring immortality. Listening to these truths (Shravana) is the first step of Vedanta.