Why: remembering Krishna's most wondrous form again and again, Sanjaya is filled with great astonishment, and rejoices repeatedly, again reinforcing the same pattern of renewed wonder from repeated reflection rather than diminishing impact over time.

In life: repeated reflection on something genuinely significant in your own life sometimes produces renewed wonder rather than the diminishing impact you might expect from simple repetition or familiarity.

Teaching: notice whether repeated reflection on your own most significant past experiences produces renewed appreciation rather than diminishing impact, and if it does, treat that renewal as a sign the experience genuinely warrants continued, periodic return rather than being filed away as finished.