Uttering the single syllable "Om", which is Brahman, and remembering Me, whoever departs by leaving the body reaches the supreme goal.
Explanation
Krishna continues describing how a person should leave the body at death, following the yogic practice of the previous verse. Om (oṃ), the one-syllable sound that stands for Brahman (the ultimate reality), is chanted together with remembering Krishna himself. Such a person reaches the highest destination (paramā gati). Commentators differ on whether "Me" points to a personal God or to the impersonal Brahman that Om represents.