Lord Krishna reveals Vishwaroop to Arjun during the course of this discourse between them described in Geeta. To be exact this Chapter 11 of Geeta records the detail of how this event, called Vishwaroop Darshan, actually took place. To be able to see the Vishwaroop one needs to have some kind of super vision called divya drishti.
Lord Krishna bestows divya drishti upon Arjuna temporarily. Another person, Sanjay was also endowed with divya drishti for the period of the battle of Mahabharata. Therefore, Arjuna and Sanjay were the only two persons who actually witnessed the Vishwaroop. This is the only occasion in whole of Mahabharata when Lord Krishna revealed the Vishwaroop to anyone, and to my knowledge there is no other mention of Vishwaroop Darshan in any of the ancient texts. -
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http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/how-many-times-lord-krishna-showed-vishwaroopa-91215#sthash.03McLDU9.dpufLord Krishna reveals Vishwaroop to Arjun during the course of this discourse between them described in Geeta. To be exact this Chapter 11 of Geeta records the detail of how this event, called Vishwaroop Darshan, actually took place. To be able to see the Vishwaroop one needs to have some kind of super vision called divya drishti. Lord Krishna bestows divya drishti upon Arjuna temporarily. Another person, Sanjay was also endowed with divya drishti for the period of the battle of Mahabharata. Therefore, Arjuna and Sanjay were the only two persons who actually witnessed the Vishwaroop. This is the only occasion in whole of Mahabharata when Lord Krishna revealed the Vishwaroop to anyone, and to my knowledge there is no other mention of Vishwaroop Darshan in any of the ancient texts. - See more at: http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/how-many-times-lord-krishna-showed-vishwaroopa-91215#sthash.03McLDU9.dpuf
Lord Krishna reveals Vishwaroop to Arjun during the course of this discourse between them described in Geeta. To be exact this Chapter 11 of Geeta records the detail of how this event, called Vishwaroop Darshan, actually took place. To be able to see the Vishwaroop one needs to have some kind of super vision called divya drishti. Lord Krishna bestows divya drishti upon Arjuna temporarily. Another person, Sanjay was also endowed with divya drishti for the period of the battle of Mahabharata. Therefore, Arjuna and Sanjay were the only two persons who actually witnessed the Vishwaroop. This is the only occasion in whole of Mahabharata when Lord Krishna revealed the Vishwaroop to anyone, and to my knowledge there is no other mention of Vishwaroop Darshan in any of the ancient texts. - See more at: http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/how-many-times-lord-krishna-showed-vishwaroopa-91215#sthash.03McLDU9.dpuf
Lord Krishna reveals Vishwaroop to Arjun during the course of this discourse between them described in Geeta. To be exact this Chapter 11 of Geeta records the detail of how this event, called Vishwaroop Darshan, actually took place. To be able to see the Vishwaroop one needs to have some kind of super vision called divya drishti. Lord Krishna bestows divya drishti upon Arjuna temporarily. Another person, Sanjay was also endowed with divya drishti for the period of the battle of Mahabharata. Therefore, Arjuna and Sanjay were the only two persons who actually witnessed the Vishwaroop. This is the only occasion in whole of Mahabharata when Lord Krishna revealed the Vishwaroop to anyone, and to my knowledge there is no other mention of Vishwaroop Darshan in any of the ancient texts. - See more at: http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/how-many-times-lord-krishna-showed-vishwaroopa-91215#sthash.03McLDU9.dpuf
Lord Krishna reveals Vishwaroop to Arjun during the course of this discourse between them described in Geeta. To be exact this Chapter 11 of Geeta records the detail of how this event, called Vishwaroop Darshan, actually took place. To be able to see the Vishwaroop one needs to have some kind of super vision called divya drishti. Lord Krishna bestows divya drishti upon Arjuna temporarily. Another person, Sanjay was also endowed with divya drishti for the period of the battle of Mahabharata. Therefore, Arjuna and Sanjay were the only two persons who actually witnessed the Vishwaroop. This is the only occasion in whole of Mahabharata when Lord Krishna revealed the Vishwaroop to anyone, and to my knowledge there is no other mention of Vishwaroop Darshan in any of the ancient texts. - See more at: http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/how-many-times-lord-krishna-showed-vishwaroopa-91215#sthash.03McLDU9.dpuf
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