Kṛṣṇa describes the path of the personal devotees. They do not try to stop acting; instead, they surrender all their activities (‘sarvāṇi karmāṇi’) to Him. They make Kṛṣṇa the supreme goal of their lives (‘mat-parāḥ’). Their devotion is ‘ananyena’—unflinching and exclusive. They don’t have a plan B; God is their only plan. This path is active and meditative at the same time. While they perform their duties in the world, their internal focus is always on the Lord. This constant remembrance turns their work into ‘upāsate’, or worship. It is a seamless integration of daily life and spiritual practice. There is no ‘secular’ vs ‘sacred’ for such a person. By focusing on a Person rather than an abstract concept, the devotee finds it much easier to stay concentrated. Love provides a natural gravity that pulls the mind toward the object of affection. For the devotee, meditation is not a chore but a natural outcome of their attachment to Kṛṣṇa.