Having defined the ultimate nature of Yajna (Sacrifice) in Verse 24, Krishna now begins to list the different practical varieties of Yajna performed by different types of seekers. He states: Some yogis (apare yoginaḥ) perfectly worship and offer sacrifices to the demigods or celestial forces (daivam eva yajñaṃ paryupāsate). On the other hand, there are higher yogis who offer the sacrifice itself (apare yajñaṃ) purely into the fire of the Supreme Brahman (brahmāgnau), by means of the self or the sacrifice alone (yajñenaivopajuhvati).