By surpassing the fruits of ritualistic activities, the yogi attains the ultimate eternal abode. The commentary highlights the transition from action-based spirituality to realization-based fulfillment, achieving freedom.

Krishna introduces the confidential knowledge that transcends ordinary understanding. By sharing it with one who is free from envy, Krishna ensures it reaches a worthy recipient. This establishes the importance of a receptive attitude in spiritual learning and paves the way for profound teachings.

Faith is essential in spiritual progress. Krishna contrasts the fate of the faithful and the faithless, showing how doubt can lead one back to the cycles of birth and death. This sets up the narrative for why faith in Krishna’s words and teachings is paramount.

Krishna’s unmanifest form pervades all of creation, yet He remains detached. This paradox illustrates the divine’s transcendence and immanence, challenging the material perception of reality and urging the seeker to reflect on the nature of existence.

Here Krishna reveals the mystery of divine yoga—He sustains all beings but remains unaffected by them. This teaching deepens the understanding of God’s impartiality and omnipotence, inviting reflection on how creation is both dependent on and independent of Him.