Krishna explains that He showed the cosmic form through His own yogic power and grace — a vision never seen before. Shankaracharya sees this as confirming that all divine experience depends on grace. Ramanujacharya reads 'out of My grace' as the definitive statement of grace-dependency. Madhva emphasizes that even the cosmic vision was entirely a gift, not earned by merit. Abhinavagupta sees the Lord's creative capacity projecting and withdrawing forms at will. Vallabha confirms that the vision was an exceptional gift meant to deepen love. Tilak reads the unprecedented nature of the vision as confirming Arjuna's unique responsibility. Vivekananda sees the highest spiritual experiences as gifts, not achievements. Together, these perspectives establish a crucial principle: the most extraordinary spiritual experiences cannot be manufactured, purchased, or demanded — they are gifts of divine grace, given freely to those the Lord chooses, and their purpose is not to overwhelm but to transform.