Krishna expands the scope of how seekers approach Him. He explains that there are others (anye) who worship and approach Him (mām upāsate) by offering the sacrifice of knowledge (jñāna-yajñena). They conceive of Him and worship Him in three primary ways: as absolute oneness without a second (ekatvena), as diverse and distinct in many forms and entities (pṛthaktvena), and as the universal, all-pervading cosmic form facing all directions (bahudhā viśvato-mukham).