O Parīkṣit! Hearing from Uddhava the glorious activities of Kṛṣṇa, Paramātmā, who has a body for pastimes, and hearing of disappearance of the Yadus which increases the faith of the intelligent and is incomprehensible to unintelligent person who are like animals, Vidura, overcome with love for the Lord, thinking that he was remembered by the Kṛṣṇa, began to weep when Uddhava had departed. Kṛṣṇa has permanently accepted (upa ātta) a body because of his pastimes. He is dependent on his līlā-śakti. By that śakti his body appears and disappears. By means of this śakti, the bodies of the Yadus (dhīrānām) were offered (nyāsam) to the unmanifest form of Dvārakā. And also hearing about giving up bodies in Prabhāsa (indicated by the word ca), Vidura became firm in heart (dhairya-vardhanam). Or dhairya-vardhanam can mean the disappearance caused him to lose self-control, since vardha means to cut. These disappearances are difficult to understand for others who are not devotees, such as yogīs. The yogīs cannot understand how the Lord can disappear in one place and a giving up his bodies in another place as a show for the common people. Because those people are not devotees they are called animals. Viklavātmanām means those with disturbed minds.