Arjuna asks two highly practical, methodological questions. He addresses Krishna as the Supreme Master of Mysticism (yogin) and asks: 'How (kathaṃ) can I truly know and understand You (vidyām ahaṃ) while constantly and perpetually meditating upon and thinking of You (tvāṃ sadā paricintayan)?' Secondly, he asks the Supreme Lord (bhagavan): 'In what specific various forms, objects, or states of being (keṣu keṣu ca bhāveṣu) are You to be remembered and contemplated (cintyo 'si) by me (mayā)?'