Krishna describes a different class of worshippers. The knowers of the three Vedas (trai-vidyā), who drink the sacrificial soma juice (soma-pāḥ) and thereby become cleansed of past sins (pūta-pāpā), worship Him through elaborate rituals (yajñair iṣṭvā). However, their motivation is specific: they pray for passage to the heavenly realms (svar-gatiṃ prārthayante). Because of their accumulated pious merit (puṇyam āsādya), they attain the celestial realm of Lord Indra (surendra-lokam), where they experience and enjoy (aśnanti) divine, heavenly pleasures (divyān divi deva-bhogān).