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He who sees Me everywhere and sees everything in Me, he never becomes separated from Me, nor do I become separated from him.

For one who sees me everywhere and sees everything in me, I am never lost, and that person is never lost to me.

Krishna now speaks in the first person and turns this vision towards himself. Whoever sees him everywhere, and sees everything in him, never loses sight of him, and Krishna never loses sight of that person. The verse expresses a relationship of mutual presence: neither side is lost to the other. It is one of the clearest moments in which the meditative teaching of the chapter becomes devotional. The verse prepares for the closing lines, where the devoted yogi is called the highest.