“To put it another way, it is Aparā Prakṛti itself that is called adhibhūta. All these bodies are adhibhūta; and yet they are not different from Me.” Having said this, He simply stopped there and did not carry the matter any further. As the saying goes, “Hari, Hari! The wondrous līlā of Hari is known to Hari alone”: God's play is understood by no one but Himself, and even if one tries to understand it, there is no use. At this word Arjuna went stiff as wood and stood stunned. His head grew heavy. His intellect grew sluggish. His mind was shaken all the more. Doubts sprang up, heaps upon heaps of them, beyond his power to grasp. Why was all this burden and hardship his?