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The Blessed Lord said I shall now declare to thee who does not cavil, the greatest secret, the knowledge combined with experience (Self-realisation). Having known this thou shalt be free evil.

The Lord said: To you, who do not find fault, I shall now declare this most secret knowledge together with realized knowledge, knowing which you will be freed from what is inauspicious.

Krishna begins a new chapter by promising Arjuna the most secret knowledge, guhyatama, together with realized knowledge (vijñāna). He offers it to Arjuna because he does not find fault, anasūyu, that is, he listens without resentment or cynicism. Knowing this, Arjuna will be freed from what is inauspicious. The verse shows that receptivity matters as much as the teaching itself. The word secret does not imply exclusion, but a truth that opens only to a willing and trusting mind.