In the concluding verses of Chapter 7 of the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna addresses the limitations of those who perceive Him only in His manifested form, failing to recognize His eternal and omniscient essence. He explains how maya (illusion) and attachment to the material world obscure true understanding. However, through pious actions and unwavering faith, devotees can transcend the cycle of birth and death, anchoring themselves in Krishna's eternal presence. Krishna assures that those who realize Him as the ultimate governor attain liberation, merging into His infinite existence.