Verse 28

²⁸What devotion to you would be fitting? What kind of it is within my reach, by which I might come straight away to that place of yours where all is quenched? ²⁹And the yoga you spoke of, that takes the Bhagavan for its arrow, you whose own self is that quenching: what is it like, how many limbs has it, and how does one wake by it to what is real? ³⁰Make me understand this, Hari, so that I, a woman, and dull of wit, may easily take in what is hard to take in, by your kindness. ³¹Kapila understood what his mother meant, and love rose in him for her from whose body he had come. He spoke the handing down of the real things which they call enumeration, and the yoga that spreads devotion out.