Krishna delivers one of the most radical, merciful statements in the entire text. He says: Even if (api cet) a person is of exceedingly bad conduct or commits the most abominable, horrific actions (su-durācāro), but they worship and serve Me (bhajate mām) with exclusive, undivided devotion (ananya-bhāk), that person must absolutely be considered and accepted (mantavyaḥ) as a saintly, righteous person (sādhur eva sa). Why? Because he has completely and properly resolved his intelligence and determination (samyag vyavasito hi saḥ) upon the right path.