Kṛṣṇa identifies Himself among the cosmic administrators. Among the many-hooded serpents, He is Ananta Śeṣa, who supports the entire universe on His head. Among the deities of the water, He is Varuṇa. Among the ancestors, He is Aryamā, and among those who dispense justice, He is Yama, the lord of death. Yama represents the unavoidable law of karma and the end of life. Ananta represents infinite support. Varuṇa represents the power of the oceans. These figures are the celestial bureaucrats who maintain the order of the cosmos under Kṛṣṇa’s direction. By calling Himself Yama, the Lord reminds us that He is also the ultimate judge of our actions. Death is not an accident; it is a regulated transition managed by the Supreme. Seeing Kṛṣṇa in the laws of nature and justice helps us live more responsibly and mindfully.