The cosmic form reveals Adityas, Vasus, Rudras, Ashvini twins, and Maruts — wonders never seen before. Shankaracharya sees these as the cosmic powers sustaining the universe made visible. Ramanujacharya reads their presence within the divine form as establishing Krishna's absolute sovereignty. Madhva identifies these as real entities within Vishnu's universal body, demonstrating the Lord's all-encompassing governance. Abhinavagupta sees them as tattvas representing different levels of Consciousness's manifestation. Vallabha interprets the unprecedented nature of this vision as reflecting the Lord's special love for Arjuna. Tilak emphasizes that this expanded awareness grounds Arjuna's sense of duty in cosmic reality. Vivekananda sees the interconnectedness of all existence revealed — demolishing all narrowness. Together, these perspectives show that the cosmic vision is not an abstract experience but a detailed, specific revelation of how all the powers and principles of the universe coexist within the one divine reality — and that witnessing this structure transforms the seer's understanding of their own place within it.