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For those men who worship Me alone, thinking of no other, for those ever-united, I secure what is not already possessed and preserve what they already possess.

Those people who worship me, thinking of no other, ever devoted, for them I bring what they lack and preserve what they have.

This is one of the most cherished verses of the Gita. Krishna promises that for those who worship him with undivided thought, ever devoted, he himself carries their yoga-kṣema. The phrase means both gaining what one lacks and keeping what one has. Traditions read it as a promise of both material care and spiritual welfare. In contrast with the ritualists who must earn and lose their rewards, the devotee is cared for directly. The verse offers deep reassurance to those who give themselves fully.