Krishna provides the exact, three-part formula for who is qualified to receive this supreme knowledge. The person must be: 1. Śraddhāvān (possessing deep faith and trust). 2. Tat-paraḥ (completely dedicated and devoted to the pursuit of that truth). 3. Saṃyatendriyaḥ (one who has subdued and controlled their senses). A person with these three traits attains the knowledge (labhate jñānaṃ). And what is the immediate result? Having attained it, they very quickly (acireṇa) achieve the supreme, transcendental peace (parāṃ śāntim adhigacchati).