O Partha, the yogi who remembers me constantly and every day, with a mind that turns to no one else, and who is ever steadfast in yoga, finds me easy to reach.
Explanation
Krishna, speaking to Arjuna (Partha, son of Pritha/Kunti), follows his teaching on remembering him at death by describing the daily practice that makes this possible. A mind with no other focus (ananya-cetas) that remembers him continually becomes steadily joined in yoga (spiritual discipline and union), and for such a person he is easily attained (sulabha). Traditions differ on the emphasis: devotional readings stress loving remembrance of Krishna as a personal God, while Advaita readings see it as steady meditation on the supreme Self.