No beginning, no middle, no end

anekabāhūdaravaktranetraṃ paśyāmi tvāṃ sarvato’anantarūpamnāntaṃ na madhyaṃ na punastavādiṃ paśyāmi viśveśvara viśvarūpa

I see You everywhere, countless arms, faces and eyes, endless in form. Lord of all, I see no end, middle or beginning.

What it means

Arjuna sees arms, bodies, faces and eyes beyond counting, stretching in every direction. And he searches for edges. Where does this begin? Where does it end? Even the middle can't be found. Vishvarupa, the cosmic form, has no boundaries. It simply goes on.

The story

Arjuna is used to measuring armies, counting soldiers, finding the enemy's edge. Here, nothing can be measured. Every way of knowing he has simply runs out.

In your life

Stand somewhere with an open horizon, a beach, a field, a rooftop, and try to find the edge of the sky. You can't. Let that boundlessness rest your mind for a few minutes.