The Yoga of Knowledge

After hearing about 'sthita-prajña'—one with steady wisdom, Arjuna shifts from theory to practice with a pivotal question: 'kā bhāṣā'—what's the description? But he doesn't stop at definitions. He asks behavioral questions: 'kiṁ prabhāṣeta'—how does he speak? 'kim āsīta'—how does he sit? 'vrajeta kim'—how does he walk? This is profound: How do I recognize wisdom in action? What does it look like in daily life? He's asking for visible markers—not philosophy, but behavior. This question launches verses 2.55-72, Krishna's practical description of what wisdom looks like in a human being.