Arjuna listened to all of it attentively, and then said, “Svāmī! What qualities must a jñāni have?” To this the Paramātma replied, “Pārtha! ‘The twenty qualities beginning with amānitva’ must all be present in full. You may ask what they are. I shall tell you; listen. Yet one must not think one's work is complete merely because they are all present. Only when the sākṣātkāra of Brahman, which is the jñeya, has come is Amṛtatva gained. Only when the qualities of Jñāna are complete does one become fit to enter the jñeya; if even one of the qualities of Jñāna is lacking, there is no entering the jñeya. That is why I am teaching Jñāna first: so that the ‘jñāni’, once he knows the good qualities, may then strive to experience the sākṣātkāra known as the ‘jñeya’,” He said.