If a feast of the five kinds of food and paramānna is set in a vessel, merely pressing it to the eyes or placing it on the head will not fill the stomach, will it? This is just the same. The book of the Gītā is filled with the sweet nectar that is Bhakti, Jñāna, karma and Vairāgya. Whoever takes it up and drinks it, they alone are blessed; they alone have truly drunk the Gītā. Even a little drunk is enough. A hungry man does not need all the grain grown in the world; it is enough if he gets a handful of rice. A thirsty man does not need the whole of the Godāvarī and Kṛṣṇā rivers; it is enough if he gets a glassful of water.