'He is deserving of all respect and offerings. Hrishikesa (Krishna) is the priest of sacrifice, the guru, the one worthy to be sought for a daughter's hand in marriage, the Snataka, the king, and the friend. This is why we have honored Achyuta.' ।। 2-35-21 ।।
कृष्ण एव हि लॊकानाम उत्पत्तिर अपि चाप्ययः कृष्णस्य हि कृते भूतम इदं विश्वं समर्पितम ।। २-३५-२२ ।।
'Krishna is both the origin of the universe and its ultimate dissolution. Indeed, this entire cosmos, consisting of both mobile and immobile entities, has originated from Krishna alone.' ।। 2-35-22 ।।
'He is the unmanifest primal cause (Avyakta Prakriti), the creator, the eternal, and beyond the comprehension of all beings. Therefore, he of unfading glory deserves the highest worship.' ।। 2-35-23 ।।
बुद्धिर मनॊ महान वायुस तेजॊ ऽमभः खं मही च या चतुर्विधं च यद भूतं सर्वं कृष्णे परतिष्ठितम ।। २-३५-२४ ।।
'The intellect, the seat of sensibility, the five elements—air, fire, water, ether, and earth—and the four types of beings (those born from eggs, those born from wombs, those born from damp conditions, and those born from vegetation) are all established in Krishna.' ।। 2-35-24 ।।
आदित्यश चन्द्रमाश चैव नक्षत्राणि गरहाश च ये दिशश चॊपदिशश चैव सर्वं कृष्णे परतिष्ठितम ।। २-३५-२५ ।।
'The sun, the moon, the constellations, the planets, all the principal directions, the intermediate directions, are all established in Krishna.' ।। 2-35-25 ।।