Krishna emphasizes the terrifying, automated repetition of this cosmic trap. He points out: This exact same multitude and collective aggregate of living entities (bhūta-grāmaḥ sa evāyaṃ), being repeatedly born and coming into existence again and again (bhūtvā bhūtvā), is inevitably dissolved and annihilated (pralīyate) at the arrival of the cosmic night (rātry-āgame). Most importantly, they undergo this entire process completely helplessly and without any control (avaśaḥ), O Partha, only to be automatically generated and brought forth again (prabhavati) at the arrival of the cosmic day (ahar-āgame).