Chapter 12 of the Bhagavad Gita, titled “Bhakti Yoga” or “The Yoga of Devotion,” delves into the various aspects of devotion and worship towards the Supreme Being. It begins with Arjuna inquiring about the superiority between those who worship the personal form of the divine and those who worship the formless, imperishable aspect of the divine. In response, Lord Krishna elucidates the different paths of devotion and highlights the characteristics of a true devotee. He emphasizes that those who worship Him with unwavering devotion, fixing their minds upon him, are considered the most accomplished in yoga. These devotees are endowed with supreme faith and engage in worship with steadfastness. Krishna then explains that those who worship the imperishable, unmanifest, omnipresent, and eternal aspect of the divine also attain Him. However, the path of impersonal worship is more challenging and fraught with difficulties. He further expounds on the importance of surrendering all actions to Him, considering Him as the supreme goal. Devotees who meditate on Him with unwavering devotion and surrender their actions to Him are swiftly delivered from the cycle of birth and death. Krishna offers guidance to Arjuna, advising him to offer his mind and intellect to him. Even if Arjuna finds it challenging to maintain steady focus in devotion, Krishna encourages him to strive to perform actions for his sake. Renouncing the fruits of actions and seeking refuge in Krishna is also presented as a viable path. Krishna then extols the virtues of a true devotee, emphasizing qualities such as impartiality, compassion, self-discipline, contentment, and equanimity. A devotee who remains unaffected by worldly dualities, renounces attachments, and remains steadfast in devotion is dear to him. The chapter concludes with Krishna affirming the significance of faith and devotion in worshiping the immortal Dharma. Those who worship with faith and devotion are considered exceedingly dear to Him. In summary, this chapter delves into the path of devotion and highlights the characteristics of a true devotee. It emphasizes the importance of unwavering faith, steadfast devotion, and surrendering all actions to the Supreme Being as the means to attain liberation and spiritual fulfillment.