Here, Yog refers to
Yogmaya
(God’s divine power), and yogi refers to the Master of
Yogmaya
. Arjun has understood that Shree Krishna is
Bhagavān
. He now wishes to know in what other ways, yet untold, is Shree Krishna’s
vibhūti
(transcendental majestic opulence) displayed throughout creation. He wishes to hear about Shree Krishna’s eminence and paramount position as the Supreme Controller of all creation. Thus, he implores, “I am inquisitive to know your divine manifestations so that I may be endowed with unfaltering devotion. But the revelation of your personality is impossible to receive without your grace. So please be merciful and reveal your many glories by which I may perceive you.”