But the great souls (mahātmānaḥ), O son of Pritha (Pārtha), having resorted to the divine nature (daivī prakṛti), Worship Me with minds on no other, having known Me as the imperishable origin of beings.
In single-minded dedication, great souls devote themselves to my divine nature, knowing me as unchanging, the origin of creatures.
(13) But great-souled men take up their stand in a nature that is divine; and so with minds intent on naught but [Me], they love-and-worship Me, knowing [Me to be] the beginning of [all] contingent beings, as Him who passes not away.
9.13 O son of Pṛthā, the noble ones, being possessed of divine nature, surely adore Me with single-mindedness, knowing Me as the immutable source of all objects.
9.13 But the great-souled ones, O Arjuna, who are associated with My divine nature, worship Me with unwavering mind, knowing Me to be the immutable source of beings.
9.13 But the great souls, O Arjuna, partaking of My divine nature, worship Me with a single mind (with the mind devoted to nothing else), knowing Me as the imperishable source of beings.