Kṛṣṇa notes a technical problem: Arjuna cannot see this cosmic form with his ordinary human eyes. The human eye can only process a tiny spectrum of light and three dimensions. The Viśvarūpa is hyper-dimensional and blindingly bright. Therefore, Kṛṣṇa grants Arjuna ‘Divyaṁ cakṣuḥ’—Divine Vision. This is a spiritual software patch for Arjuna’s consciousness. It allows him to see beyond the physical and perceive the Lord’s ‘Yogam Aiśvaram’ or majestic power. Without this grace, the vision would be invisible or would fry the human brain. God must provide the tools to see Him. This verse emphasizes that God is not a material object to be found with a telescope. He is transcendental. If we want to see Him, we must first receive the ‘Divine Eyes’ from Him. Revelation is a top-down process where the Lord empowers the seeker to see what is otherwise hidden.