Tell me again, in full detail, of your yoga and your manifestations, O Janardana; for however much I hear of this nectar, I never have enough.
Explanation
Arjuna continues his request from the previous verse, asking Krishna (Janardana, "he who stirs people") to describe at length his yoga, meaning his divine power or mystical capacity, and his vibhūti, his glorious manifestations in the world. He calls Krishna's words "nectar" (amṛta), the drink of immortality, because he can never hear enough of them. Commentators differ on whether "yoga" here means Krishna's power of divine mastery or the way to know him, and both readings are widely held.