This is the core practice of the Gītā. Kṛṣṇa asks for four things: 1) Give Me your mind, 2) Give Me your heart, 3) Offer Me your work, and 4) Bow down to Me. He gives a solemn promise: “You will certainly come to Me.” He even says ‘Satyaṁ te pratijāne’—I promise you this truly—because of His deep love for Arjuna. Notice that these four things cover our entire existence. ‘Man-manā’ is our thoughts. ‘Mad-bhakto’ is our emotions. ‘Mad-yājī’ is our actions and rituals. ‘Namaskuru’ is our ego. When we give these four to Kṛṣṇa, we are 100% connected to Him. This is the essence of Bhakti Yoga. It is a simple, direct path that doesn’t require complex theology. Just be with Kṛṣṇa in all these ways. It teaches us that God wants an ‘All-access’ relationship. He doesn’t want just a part of our life; He wants the whole thing. But in return, He gives Himself and His eternal world. This is the ‘Divine Bargain’. By making Kṛṣṇa the center of our mental and emotional world, we ensure that our destination is also with Him. It is the most beautiful promise ever made to humanity.