Understanding Vibhuti Yoga of the Gita: A Short Note and a Poem

A short note 

Vibhuti Yoga, the tenth chapter of the Bhagavad Gita, focuses on the divine manifestations of the Supreme Being and the process of transcending the material world through devotion and knowledge. Krishna answers Arjuna's questions about the nature of Brahman, Karma, the Self, and the ultimate destination of the soul after death.

An AI Overview on the topic reveals the following aspects lord Krishna's glories

Source of all things: Krishna declares that He is the source of all spiritual and material worlds, and that everything emanates from Him. 

• Divine manifestations: He describes His various divine glories, or "vibhūtis," to give Arjuna a deeper understanding of His nature. He is the source of knowledge, wisdom, forgiveness, and many other virtues. 
• Purpose of revelation: By revealing His glories, Krishna aims to increase Arjuna's devotion and help him to realize the divine in the world. 
• Path to realization: The chapter emphasizes that through this knowledge and devotion, one can transcend the material world and achieve spiritual realization. 
• Arjuna's response: After hearing this revelation, Arjuna is fully convinced of Krishna's supreme position and prays for Him to describe more of His divine glories.  

Understanding Vibhuti Yoga of the Gita: Poem

In fields of thought, where Gita's wisdom flows,

The Lord reveals His glories, endless might,

Through nature's grandest forms, His power shows,

A cosmic dance of darkness and of light.

From virtue's seeds, to knowledge pure and deep,

A dormant treasure, waiting us to keep,

He gifts us wisdom, buried in the soul,

And strive to make our spirits whole.

Beings are His echoes, in a fleeting trance,

Reflecting glory in this earthly space.

Beyond the world, where earthly shadows fade,

Find Him, and see the light that He has made.