Krishna completely redefines the word 'Sannyasi' (Monk/Renunciate) from a physical description to a psychological one. He says: That person should be known (jñeyaḥ) as an eternal or constant renunciate (sa nitya-sannyāsī) who neither hates nor is averse to anything (yo na dveṣṭi), and who does not crave or desire anything (na kāṅkṣati). Because they are completely free from the dualities of the world (nirdvandvo hi), O mighty-armed one (mahā-bāho), they are easily and happily liberated (sukhaṃ pramucyate) from all karmic bondage (bandhāt).