The Yoga of the Division between the Divine and the Non-Divine

Krishna completes the list of divine qualities with these final attributes. 'Tejaḥ'—vigor, radiance, the energy that comes from alignment with your true nature. 'Kṣamā'—forgiveness, the ability to let go of resentment. 'Dhṛtiḥ'—fortitude, patience, the strength to endure without breaking. 'Śaucam'—cleanliness, purity in body, mind, and environment. 'Adrohaḥ'—absence of malice, not wishing harm on others. 'Na ati-mānitā'—absence of excessive pride, not being inflated by accomplishments. Krishna concludes: these qualities 'bhavanti sampadaṁ daivīm abhijātasya'—are the divine wealth of one born with divine nature. 'Abhijātasya' doesn't mean birth by privilege—it means one who cultivates these qualities, who aligns with divine nature. This is the complete picture: all these qualities together form the divine character that leads to liberation.