The Supreme Lord graciously accepts Arjuna's request. He responds: 'Yes indeed (hanta), I shall certainly describe and declare to you (te kathayiṣyāmi) My divine, transcendental opulences (divyā hy ātma-vibhūtayaḥ).' However, Krishna sets a crucial boundary, addressing Arjuna as the best of the Kurus (kuru-śreṣṭha): He will describe them only principally or by focusing on the most prominent examples (prādhānyataḥ). He explains the mathematical impossibility of doing otherwise: 'Because there is absolutely no end or limit (nāsty anto) to the vast, expansive extent of My manifestations (vistarasya me).'