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In whatever way men approach Me even so do I reward them; My path do men tread in all ways, O Arjuna.

In whatever way people approach me, in that same way I receive them. Everywhere, Partha, people follow my path.

Krishna makes a broad and generous statement. However people come to him, he responds to them in the same manner. And in every way, people are following his path. The verse is often read as a statement of openness toward different forms of worship and seeking: all sincere paths lead toward the divine, which meets each seeker according to the seeker's approach. Some traditions read it more narrowly, as describing how the divine rewards each according to their aim. Either way, it affirms a relationship that answers the seeker.