iti guhyatamaṁ śāstramid-amuktaṁ mayānagha
etadbuddhvā buddhimānsy-ätkṛtakṛtyaśca bhārata
Arjun! Kaha maine tumse hai jo,
Rahasya bhara shastra hee hai woh.
Jo gyani iseh tatva se jaan le,
Karne ko kuch bhi na rehta useh.
O sinless Arjun! In this manner the most secretive and mysterious scripture has been told by Me. On knowing this the being becomes wise and attains success.
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The Gita's sermon is as yet not concluded. The word 'iti' is denoting the completion of the 15th chapter. In this chapter whatever has been said by the Blessed Lord, that in itself is a very secretive mystery.
The Lord Himself in this chapter has revealed all about Himself; this is the subject relating to the secretive mystery. He has revealed several mysteries about Himself in this chapter. The states of perishable and imperishable and describing Himself as being beyond these two is in itself a mystery. This mystery also has been related in a clear and open manner. One does reveal any secrets about oneself to all! Particularly not to the one who are of caviling nature. For Arjun the word 'anagh' has been used. This means that Arjun is free from faults and also from fault-finding attitude. The indication is if one is to understand the divine principle, know and experience it then one should free oneself from fault-finding.
To Conclude:
This chapter has been termed as a scripture. The essence of the scripture is to experience the Lord. This chapter contains the secrets about the Supreme principle; there are inspirations given to know that principle and also the description of the state of devoting oneself to the Lord after knowing it. That is why this chapter is in itself a complete scripture. For thinkers-philosophers, saints and yogis; because this chapter contains full description of the principle to be known; not just this, after knowing That, one gains the ability to find fulfilment in life.
Become wise. Be a man of knowledge! One has attained a lot, got involved and attached to it, egoism has taken hold of intellect. That on knowing which nothing remains to be known, on attaining which nothing remains to be attained and on doing which nothing remains to be done! The state of having a sense of fulfilment, attainment and contentment of attainment, knowledge and its attainment develops naturally-make this your goal. He is the one who is really wise and knowledgeable; know it to be so.
Human life has been given to us. A rare opportunity has come our way. Take full advantage of it. Keep on performing actions; if goal remains as the world then what will happen? Continously taking birth and dying, continuously dying and taking birth! After acquiring a lot also there would be dissatisfaction and restlessness! Protect yourself from this cycle. Make a serious study of the 15th chapter and reflect on it. Grasp the secrets contained in it. Deliberate time and again on the essential nature of the Divine; He is the One Who does everything within and is also the very substratum of the organization of the external nature. He is the One Who transcending the perishable and the imperishable is the Highest, is the Puroshottam, is the Superiormost! Take it to be true and know it through effort, practice and faith. This is the success and fulfilment of life. This 15th chapter inspiring towards this Divine state is reaching its conclusion.
Thus with the recitation of these divine names 'Om Tat Sat', Divine knowledge (Brahmavidya) and Scripture of Yoga in the Upanishad of the glorious Shrimad Bhagvad Gita, the dialogue between Shri Krishna and Arjun the 15th chapter constantly as the Yoga of the Supreme Spirit stands completed.
Hari Om Tat Sat! Hari Om Tat Sat!! Hari Om Tat Sat!!!