Others, too, worship me by offering the sacrifice of knowledge; they worship me as one, as distinct, or in many forms, as the one whose face is turned in every direction.
Explanation
Krishna has just described devotees who worship him with steady vows and love. Here he adds another path: those who offer the "sacrifice of knowledge" (jñāna-yajña), meaning worship through contemplation and understanding. They worship him as one (ekatva), as distinct (pṛthaktva), or as many (bahudhā) in all things. Traditions differ on this: non-dual readings stress the oneness, while devotional ones stress the distinct and varied forms of the Lord.