Vishwaroop - Manmohan Sadana; Rhodesia; Indrani Chowdhury
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'The Vishwaroop of Lord Krishna, as described in the Bhagavad Gita within the Mahabharata, is the divine cosmic form that reveals the universe's infinite and all-encompassing nature. When Arjuna requests Krishna to show his universal form, Krishna manifests this awe-inspiring visage, displaying countless divine arms, faces, and eyes, radiating countless rays of light. This form encompasses all creation-planets, gods, and beings-highlighting Krishna's omnipresence and supreme power. It symbolizes the unity of the universe and the divine consciousness that sustains all existence. The Vishwaroop…mehr

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'The Vishwaroop of Lord Krishna, as described in the Bhagavad Gita within the Mahabharata, is the divine cosmic form that reveals the universe's infinite and all-encompassing nature. When Arjuna requests Krishna to show his universal form, Krishna manifests this awe-inspiring visage, displaying countless divine arms, faces, and eyes, radiating countless rays of light. This form encompasses all creation-planets, gods, and beings-highlighting Krishna's omnipresence and supreme power. It symbolizes the unity of the universe and the divine consciousness that sustains all existence. The Vishwaroop teaches that everything in the cosmos is a manifestation of the divine energy of Krishna, emphasizing the interconnectedness of life and the ultimate reality behind creation. Witnessing this form inspires awe, humility, and devotion, reminding us that the divine pervades all aspects of the universe, and fostering a profound sense of surrender to the supreme divine power. The central theme of this book was depicted as a dance theatre performance at the Hyderabad Performing Arts Festival 2025. Vishwaroop is written by various authors namely,Manmohan Sadana, Rhodesia, Indrani Chowdhury, Dr Abhishek Agarwal, Tulika Majumder, Geeta Rastogi 'Geetanjali'