Bhakti Sastri intro Suhotra Maharaja the printed version

Wisdom leave no doubt that it is an abidheya/prayojana verse. This is evident, first ofall, from what Krsna plainly says to Arjuna in this conclusion to Chapter Nine:Engage your mind always in thinking of Me, become My devotee, offer obeisancesto Me and worship Me. Being completely absorbed in Me, surely you will come to Me.In the Bhagavad-gita As It Is purport to this verse, Srila Prabhupada elaboratesupon the power of devotional service (i.e. abidheya) under the guidance of a puredevotee to enable even a dog-eater “to attain the highest perfection of life”…”muchgreater than the jnanis and yogis” (prayojana). The same verse appears on page 116 ofRenunciation Through Wisdom. Here Srila Prabhupada’s comment is briefer than hisGita purport, but the message is the same—it is a sandhi (crossover) from abidheya toprayojana.O people of the world! Please try to translate the Gita’s message into action andchannel your thoughts toward Lord Krsna’s lotus feet. Serve Him with your mind andbody. If you dovetail all your energy in the Lord’s service, then not only will you feelintense exhilaration in this lifetime, but you will be immersed in eternal bliss in thespiritual world, perpetually serving Him.What are the Vedas?12