Krishna deepens the mystery. He says: and yet, beings do not really dwell in me either. Behold my divine yoga — my extraordinary power. I sustain all beings, I bring them into existence, and still I am not bound by any of them.
The earth holds every tree, every creature, every river upon itself. But the earth does not become the tree. It supports without becoming limited. Krishna's relationship with all of creation follows this pattern — sustaining everything while remaining free.
The word 'aishvaram' points to something beyond ordinary logic. Krishna calls this his yogam aishvaram — the yoga that belongs to the Lord alone. Human minds can approach it, sense its truth, but never fully contain it in words.