Living in a secluded place, eating lightly, with speech, body and mind held in check, always devoted to the yoga of meditation, and resting firmly in dispassion…
Explanation
Krishna is describing to Arjuna the person who becomes fit for union with Brahman (the ultimate reality), and this verse continues the list begun in the previous verse. It lists outer and inner discipline: a quiet place, light eating, control of speech, body and mind, steady meditation (dhyāna-yoga, the discipline of focused contemplation), and dispassion (vairāgya, freedom from craving). The sentence runs on into the next verse, which names what such a person lets go of.