Kṛṣṇa declares that devotion is the only tool that can actually measure God. Logic and meditation can show us God’s light or His power, but only ‘Bhakti’ can reveal His personality—who He is and what He likes. Once a soul knows Kṛṣṇa ‘tattvataḥ’ (in truth), they become qualified to enter His intimate spiritual kingdom. Knowing someone’s power is different from knowing their heart. You might know the President’s policies, but only his family knows him as a person. Similarly, by loving service, Kṛṣṇa reveals His personal secrets to the devotee. This ‘jñātvā’ or knowing is not academic; it is experiential. It creates an intimacy that naturally pulls the soul out of the material world and into the Divine presence. This verse emphasizes the personal nature of the Absolute. Kṛṣṇa is not a ‘void’ to be dissolved into; He is a Person to be ‘entered’ into relationship with. Devotion is the bridge that spans the gap between the finite human and the infinite Divine. It reminds us that our ultimate goal is not just peace, but a deep, eternal participation in the Lord’s life.