Vigor, forgiveness, steadfastness, purity, freedom from malice, and absence of excessive pride — these belong to one born to a divine endowment, O descendant of Bharata.
Explanation
Speaking to Arjuna as a descendant of Bharata, Krishna completes his list of the "divine endowment" (daivī sampad), the qualities of a person whose nature is turned toward the good. Here he names vigor (tejas), forgiveness (kṣamā), steadfastness (dhṛti), purity (śauca), freedom from malice (adroha) and absence of excessive pride (nātimānitā). Commentators differ on whether "born to" (abhijāta) means an inborn nature carried from past lives or a disposition anyone can cultivate.