Bhagavad Gita Chapter 11 Verse 25
भगवद् गीता अध्याय 11 श्लोक 25

दंष्ट्राकरालानि च ते मुखानि
दृष्ट्वैव कालानलसन्निभानि।
दिशो न जाने न लभे च शर्म
प्रसीद देवेश जगन्निवास।।11.25।।



हिंदी अनुवाद - स्वामी रामसुख दास जी ( भगवद् गीता 11.25)
।।11.25।।आपके प्रलयकालकी अग्निके समान प्रज्वलित और दाढ़ोंके कारण विकराल (भयानक) मुखोंको देखकर मुझे न तो दिशाओंका ज्ञान हो रहा है और न शान्ति ही मिल रही है। इसलिये हे देवेश हे जगन्निवास आप प्रसन्न होइये।


Rudra Vaishnava Sampradaya - Commentary





The visvarupa or divine universal form of Lord Krishna was so terrifying  of
visage that  Arjuna  overcome  with  fear  and  trepidation  was  unable  to
determine the points of the compass and what was up and what  was  down  and
being completely distraught beseeches Lord Krishna to relieve  his  distress
with the word prasida meaning please be merciful.


Brahma Vaishnava Sampradaya - Commentary





Those who have achieved moksa or  liberation  from  material  existence  are
divine beings and enter into one of the abodes of the Supreme  Lord  Krishna
determined by their devotion to  Him.  The  Brahmanda  Purana  states:  That
divine liberated beings are not subject to the stringent rules  of  material
existence but enter into it and depart from it according to  the  desire  of
their own free will.


Shri Vaishnava Sampradaya - Commentary


Viewing the phenomenal panorama of forms and terrifying  visages  in  active
mode of Lord Krishnas visvarupa or divine universal form which was  blazing
flames in all directions was terrible  and  horrifying  like  the  fires  of
annihilation during the cataclysm at  the  time  of  universal  destruction.
Arjuna being extremely  afflicted  beseeched  Lord  Krishna  with  the  word
devasa denoting O Lord of Brahma and Siva and the  words  jagan-nivasan  O
refuge of the universe  and then supplicated  Lord  Krishna  with  the  word
prasida or be merciful and return his normal human vision  so that he  would
be able to regain his equilibrium and composure again.

So the Supreme Lord Krishna exhibiting His  visvarupa  demonstrated  how  it
manifested from Him, functioned through Him and existed within Him. He  will
now show to Arjuna how by His indomitable  will  He  will  bring  about  the
destruction of Duryodhana and all the Kauravas along with all the demons  in
the guise  of  kings  fighting  with  them.  Also  He  will  also  show  the
destruction of all those possessed of asuric or demoniac nature that may  be
fighting for kings in the army  of  the  Pandavas,  so  that  Bhumi-devi  or
Mother Earth will be rid of such a burden. At this time Arjuna began to  see
with the divine vision bequeathed by Lord Krishna how all the hosts  of  the
Kaurava army met with their destruction  and  by  who  although  the  actual
event had not yet transpired.


Kumara Vaishnava Sampradaya - Commentary
Viewing the phenomenal panorama of forms and terrifying  visages  in  active
mode of Lord Krishnas visvarupa or divine universal form which was  blazing
flames in all directions was terrible  and  horrifying  like  the  fires  of
annihilation during the cataclysm at  the  time  of  universal  destruction.
Arjuna being extremely  afflicted  beseeched  Lord  Krishna  with  the  word
devasa denoting O Lord of Brahma and Siva and the  words  jagan-nivasan  O
refuge of the universe  and then supplicated  Lord  Krishna  with  the  word
prasida or be merciful and return his normal human vision  so that he  would
be able to regain his equilibrium and composure again.

So the Supreme Lord Krishna exhibiting His  visvarupa  demonstrated  how  it
manifested from Him, functioned through Him and existed within Him. He  will
now show to Arjuna how by His indomitable  will  He  will  bring  about  the
destruction of Duryodhana and all the Kauravas along with all the demons  in
the guise  of  kings  fighting  with  them.  Also  He  will  also  show  the
destruction of all those possessed of asuric or demoniac nature that may  be
fighting for kings in the army  of  the  Pandavas,  so  that  Bhumi-devi  or
Mother Earth will be rid of such a burden. At this time Arjuna began to  see
with the divine vision bequeathed by Lord Krishna how all the hosts  of  the
Kaurava army met with their destruction  and  by  who  although  the  actual
event had not yet transpired.