yada ca partha-prahitah sabhayam
jagad-gurur yani jagada krsnah
na tani pumsam amrtayanani
rajoru mene ksata-punya-lesah
yada -- when; ca -- also; partha-prahitah -- being advised by Arjuna; sabhayam -- in the assembly; jagat-guruh -- teacher of the world; yani -- those; jagada -- went; krsnah -- Lord Krsna; na -- never; tani -- such words; pumsam -- of all men of sense; amrta-ayanani -- as good as nectar; raja -- the King (Dhrtarastra or Duryodhana); uru
God has unlimited potencies, but learned scholars, saintly persons, they have not rejected potencies, because they cannot be. There are certain philosophers, they are of opinion that God has no potency. But that is not fact. From Vedic information we see potency. What is that? How to understand the potency? The potency, you can understand. Just like from the fire you have got two potencies: heat and light. Nobody can deny it. Similarly, as fire is placed in one place but it expands its potencie