Man-manā bhava — become one whose mind is fixed on Me. The Advaita reading sees these four instructions as a progressive interiorisation: the mind turns toward the Self, devotion purifies the heart, worship disciplines the ego, and prostration dissolves the residue of pride. Together they constitute the complete path — not a path of elaborate technique but of continuous, loving attention. The promise mām evaiṣyasi — you will come to Me — is not conditional on perfection but on sincerity. The one who walks this path with a genuine heart reaches the Lord.

Satyaṃ te pratijāne — I promise you truthfully. This divine pledge is unique in all of scripture: the Lord who is beyond all binding makes a binding promise. For the Dvaita tradition, this is the most definitive guarantee of liberation available to the devotee — more reliable than one's own effort, more certain than the ripening of karma. When Vishnu himself pledges that the devotee will reach him, the devotee's only remaining task is to trust and to walk.