As Krishna concluded his teaching, he spoke to Arjuna with deep compassion, revealing the profound significance of sharing this wisdom: “Whoever declares this supreme secret among my devotees, establishing the highest devotion to me, will surely come to me. Among all people, there is no one dearer to me than such a person, nor will there ever be anyone on earth more beloved.” He continued, “Whoever studies this sacred dialogue between us, I regard as one who worships me through the sacrifice of knowledge. And even one who simply hears these words with faith and without ill-will will be freed from bondage and attain the blessed worlds reserved for the virtuous.” Then Krishna gently asked Arjuna, “O Partha, have you listened with a focused mind? Has your ignorance and confusion been dispelled, O Dhananjaya?” Arjuna, his heart lightened and his mind clear, replied with gratitude, “My delusion has vanished, and by your grace, O Achyuta, my memory is restored. I stand firm and free from doubt; I will do as you command.” At that moment, Sanjaya, who had witnessed this sacred exchange, reflected in awe: “Thus have I heard this wondrous and thrilling dialogue between Vasudeva and the great-hearted Partha. By the grace of Vyasa, I have been blessed to hear this supreme secret, the yoga directly spoken by Krishna, the Lord of Yoga.” Sanjaya’s heart overflowed as he continued, “Again and again, O King, as I remember this marvelous and holy conversation between Keshava and Arjuna, I rejoice over and over. And as I recall the most glorious vision of Hari, I am filled with amazement and joy, again and again.” Finally, Sanjaya declared his conviction: “Wherever Krishna, the Lord of Yoga, is present, and wherever Arjuna, the wielder of the bow, stands by his side, there will always be fortune, victory, prosperity, and unwavering righteousness. Of this, I am certain.