Becoming fixed in the Supreme — As described in this verse, after one achieves knowledge that he is different from his body i.e knowledge born of the mode of goodness (Ref. Bg. 14.17 “sattvat sanjayate jnanam…”) – he must become “fixed in the Supreme” to achieve liberation
By fixing one’s intelligence, mind, faith and refuge in the Supreme, one becomes fully cleansed of misgivings through complete knowledge
Thus one proceeds straight on the path of liberation
aMeaning of the word “Supreme” used in translation — Krishna is the “Supreme Reality”
The whole Bhagavad-gita centers around the declaration that “Krishna is the Supreme Personality of Godhead”
‘Para-tattva’ means the Supreme reality, who is understood by the knowers of the Supreme as Brahman, Paramatma and Bhagavan
Bhagavan is the last word in the Absolute. Two references for this
Ref. Bg. 7.7 –“mattah parataram…”
Ref. Bg. 14.27 – “brahmano hi…”
bHow a Krishna conscious person proceeds steadily on the path of liberation
By fixing one’s mind, intelligence, faith and refuge in Krishna one is washed of all misgivings
One achieves perfect knowledge in everything concerning transcendence – Thus achieves thorough understanding that there is duality in Krishna (Simultaneous identity and individuality)