Arjuna asks for the practical signs of a liberated person. He wants to know: 1) What are the specific ‘Liṅgais’ or physical/behavioral symptoms? 2) How does such a person actually act (‘Kim ācāraḥ’) in the world? 3) What is the method (‘Katham’) to achieve this transcendence? He is looking for a role model. Arjuna is a practical man. He knows that philosophy is great, but he wants to know how a ‘free’ person deals with a noisy world, an annoying neighbor, or a difficult duty. He is asking for the ‘Standard Operating Procedure’ of a saint. This question shows that Arjuna is now seriously considering the possibility of reaching this state himself. This teaches us to look for practical evidence of spiritual growth. Real spirituality is not invisible; it shows up in how we handle the modes of nature. By asking these questions, Arjuna helps Kṛṣṇa define the ‘Gunatita’ profile, giving all future seekers a target to aim for in their own character development.