The answer to this question is found in one of the most important verses of the Bhagavad-gita: “Humility, the absence of pride of birth, death, non-violence, old age, and illness; the disengagement of children, wife, home, and other places, and the equanimity in the midst of pleasant and unpleasant events; but we understand this knowledge—not the constant and unshakable devotion to Me, the inclination to irritate places, the disengagement of places to declare them to the general hard; it matters to accept the importance of the prabhreeda, the prabhreeda, the authoritative, the Krishna—that is what we understand—and this is what we do not understand—the knowledge of “Krishna, and what we do not know is that what we do not know