Hosts of gods enter the cosmic form while sages and perfected beings pray and cry 'Svasti!' Shankaracharya sees the cosmic form as Brahman manifesting as the receptacle of all beings. Ramanujacharya reads the divine beings' responses as confirming the Lord's absolute sovereignty. Madhva sees universal recognition of Vishnu's supremacy. Abhinavagupta interprets the entry of gods as individual consciousness being reabsorbed into universal Consciousness. Vallabha sees entry and prayer as two valid modes of devotion. Tilak notes that even cosmic beings acknowledge supreme authority, establishing the moral foundation for duty. Vivekananda sees the universal response — whether entry or prayer — as demonstrating that recognition of the divine is a universal, not culturally specific, phenomenon. Together, these perspectives reveal that the cosmic form elicits a universal response from all levels of existence — some beings are absorbed into it, some pray before it, but none can remain indifferent to it.