
Krishna describes those who overcome delusion. 'Yeṣāṁ tv antagataṁ pāpaṁ janānāṁ puṇya-karmaṇām'—of those whose sins have been destroyed by virtuous actions. 'Te dvandva-moha-nirmuktā bhajante māṁ dṛḍha-vratāḥ'—they, free from the delusion of duality, worship Me with firm resolve. This verse shows how to overcome delusion: through virtuous actions that destroy sin, freeing one from the delusion of duality. Those who are free worship Krishna with firm resolve. This connects to verse 7.27's teaching about delusion from duality and provides the solution.
How this ancient wisdom applies to your daily life

You experience delusion from duality—desire and aversion, caught in opposites. You think: 'How do I overcome this? How do I become free?' This verse addresses that question. Krishna says: those who are free from the delusion of duality, whose sins have been destroyed by virtuous actions, worship Me with firm resolve. Overcoming delusion comes through virtuous actions that destroy sin, freeing you from the delusion of duality. When you're free, you worship Krishna with firm resolve. Understanding this helps you see the path—not just avoiding delusion, but actively doing virtuous actions that destroy sin.

Do you see how virtuous actions destroy sin and free you from the delusion of duality? Are you worshipping Krishna with firm resolve? What virtuous actions help you overcome delusion?