Later, Lord Krishna again extols Isvara bakthi / upaasanaa, in the concluding verses 52 to 55 of the 11* chapter, titled ' Viswaroopadarsana Yogaa, where Krishna blesses Arjuna with a vision of the 'universal form' of the Lord. It is not an uniquely featured 'image' of the Lord that is meant by the term universal form'. The term denotes only the 'visualization of the Lord as the universe. As such, that 'universal form' is available for everyone at all times. Unfortunately, we miss it, because of our perverted outlook of the universe. Once we refine our minds and perceive the universe properly, we cannot miss the Lord. His stamp is there in every object and being, from a blade of grass to the furthest star.