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With their mind and their life wholly absorbed in Me, enlightening each other and ever speaking of Me, they are satisfied and delighted.

With their minds on me, their lives given to me, enlightening one another and always speaking of me, they are content and they rejoice.

Krishna describes the life of those who know him in this way. Their thought rests on him, and their very breath and vitality are turned toward him. They are not solitary: they awaken understanding in one another and keep speaking of him together. The verse ends with two words of joy, contentment and delight. It paints devotion as something shared and lived in company, not only as private meditation. For Arjuna, whose crisis began with grief over the bonds of family and friendship, the verse offers another kind of fellowship grounded in a common love.