Kṛṣṇa describes the technical departure of a perfected yogī. At the time of death, such a person fixes their life air (‘prāṇa’) between the eyebrows using their ‘yoga-balena’, the strength of their discipline. With an unwavering mind and deep devotion, they focus entirely on the Supreme Lord. This process involves raising the energy of the soul from the lower parts of the body to the ‘Ājñā-cakra’ at the forehead. It requires years of physical and mental training to remain so composed at the final moment. One must be ‘Bhaktyā yukto’, fueled by love, to make this difficult transition successful. Kṛṣṇa promises that such a person certainly attains the Divine Person. While this specific technique is for advanced practitioners of meditation, Kṛṣṇa mentions it to show the power of a disciplined departure. It highlights that death is an active transition for the yogī, a conscious step toward the Absolute rather than a helpless accident.