Bhagavad Gita 13.10

Now a religious turn inside the list. Ananya-yoga, single-pointed connection. Bhakti that does not stray. The verse asks for a center of devotion that does not migrate around looking for something better. Then two practical accompaniments. Frequenting vivikta-desha, solitary places. Arati for crowded company. Not antisocial; just clear-eyed about what crowds do to attention. Solitude is named as a practice, not a personality trait. The portrait now includes spatial choices. Where the body habitually goes shapes what the mind can hold. Today, pick one solitary moment intentionally. Not stolen, not regretted, just made room for. Let the chapter define the qualifier solitary as you understand it.