🪷 Krishna IS Vyāsa

Krishna names Vyāsa. Within the domain of Among munis, the received BG BG 10.37 text identifies Him as व्यासः. Read the exact verse in its chapter before extending the declaration through a particular theological commentary.

The principle: "Whatever has excellence, splendor, or vigor — KNOW it as a fragment of My splendor" (BG 10.41). When you recognize Vyāsa, you are recognizing Krishna.

This page records Krishna's declaration within the category named by BG 10.37. A planetary placement does not activate, strengthen, personalize, or measure this vibhūti; prove lineage or divine favour; or assign the reader a spiritual identity.

Vyāsa Maharṣi (Veda-Vyāsa · Kṛṣṇa-Dvaipāyana) is Krishna's BG 10.37 vibhūti · the supreme muni · the divider of the four Vedas · author of the Mahābhārata, honored as the supreme Itihāsa · author of the 18 Mahā-Purāṇas including Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam · author of the Brahma-Sūtras. Vidhyāmitra's reader carries a source-pinned BORI Critical Edition-derived digital witness across all 18 parvas: 73,816 unique addresses in 1,995 chapter groups.

The witness is publicly indexable with its edition boundary kept visible: it is a reproducible digital transcription, not a claim that every traditional recension agrees word-for-word or that the traditional 100,000-verse extent is represented here.

"Whatever has vibhūti (excellence), śrī (splendor), or ūrjita (vigor) — know it as born of a fragment of My tejas." (10.41) · "I sustain this whole universe with ONE FRAGMENT of Myself." (10.42)