Although Kṛṣṇa, being the possessor of infinite powers, is the only cause of the creation, maintenance and destruction of innumerable planets, he did not desire to remain with his manifested pastimes on earth. What is the use of this mortal world or its people? But he made known his destination to the devatās. Even though the Lord has unlimited powers, still he has acted in this way. His unlimited power is described. He is the only cause of creation, maintenance and destruction of unlimited planets, but he is indifferent though he is the only cause, because he acts through his unlimited śaktis. Having dispatched the devatās to Svarga, he did not desire to remain visible on earth with his associates (praṇetum vapuḥ śeṣitam). In other words, he desired to disappear. Why? What is the use of this mortal world for the Lord? He did not care for the material world. But he cared for Svargaloka. By the request of those on Svarga, such as Brahmā, the Lord appeared in this mortal world, and at their request alone, he went to Vaikuṇṭha. This is the implication of the statement. He made known his going to Vaikuṇṭha (gatim) to Brahmā and others situated in Svarga and other planets (sva-stha). Other explanations are not accepted by the devotees since they are the opinions of demons and contradict Uddhava’s statement: pradarśyātapta-tapasām avitṛpta-dṛśāṁ nṛṇām ādāyāntaradhād yas tu sva-bimbaṁ loka-locanam The Lord, having shown his form, the center of attraction for all eyes, then took that form and disappeared from the men, who had not performed austerities but had attained the Lord’s mercy, and were continually craving a vision of his form. SB 3.2.11 Uddhava has also said that the opinions of demons should not be accepted by devotees. devasya māyayā spṛṣṭā ye cānyad asad-āśritāḥ bhrāmyate dhīr na tad-vākyair ātmany uptātmano harau The intelligence of the devotee who is absorbed in Paramātmā is not bewildered by the words of those touched by the Lord’s māyā or those who take shelter of a demonic mentality. SB 3.2.10