Kṛṣṇa establishes His absolute seniority by explaining that even the powerful demigods and the wise sages cannot fully grasp His origin. This is because they were created after Kṛṣṇa; the effect can never fully comprehend the cause. It is like a child trying to describe the life of their great-grandfather before they were even born. By stating He is the source of everyone ‘sarvaśaḥ’, Kṛṣṇa humbles even the highest celestial beings. This teaches us that human intellect and even divine intelligence have limits when it comes to understanding the Absolute. To know God, one cannot rely on mental speculation or seniority; one must rely on God’s own revelation. Only the Creator knows the creation, not the other way around. The demigods like Indra or sages like Bhrigu possess great power, but even that power is a small gift from Kṛṣṇa. Therefore, their knowledge is limited to what began after their own manifestation in the universe.