VIBHOOTI' it is when divinity manifests itself most explicitly in any exalted form of rank, eminence and excellence with might and majesty, power and prosperity, grandeur and grace. Vibhooti it is when, the attributes and traits of the Divine are most conspicuously bright and radiant, vibrant and fragrant, delicious and dynamic, serene and soothing, splendid and sublime, blissful and gracious anywhere, in anybody and in anything. To be brief, the best of everything is but the Vibhooti of God. While the whole universe consisting of everything sentient and insentient is but the manifestation of the Almighty, the best in each of the various items, aspects and species of the cosmos is the Lord's Vibhooti, revealing His divine traits most.

Sri Krishna in the Gita gives a specimen list of the best ones which are all His Vibhootis. Meru among the mountains, the Ganga among the rivers, Aswatha among the trees, Vasuki among the reptiles, Lion among the wild animals, Garuda among the birds, Sama among the Vedas, Mind among the senses, and Sri Rama among