Kṛṣṇa describes the literal collapse of the world if He were to stop working. He says all these worlds would fall into ruin. Furthermore, He would be the cause of creating ‘saṅkara’, or a chaotic and unwanted population, and He would be the destroyer of all living beings. If the Supreme Controller stopped maintaining the laws of nature—gravity, the movement of the sun, the growth of food—the physical universe would dissolve. Similarly, if He stopped maintaining the moral laws by setting a bad example, the social universe would dissolve into anarchy and irreligion. Arjuna must see that his decision to quit is not just a personal choice; it is a vote for chaos. By neglecting his duty as a leader, he is contributing to the ruin of the very people he claims to care about. Kṛṣṇa fights to maintain the structure of reality, and He expects Arjuna to do the same in his own sphere.