BG 12.1
Arjuna asked: Who has a greater knowledge of yoga - the one who worships you as a personified God, or those who worship you in your imperishable and unmanifested form?
येचाप्यक्षरमव्यक्तं तेषां के योगवित्तमाः
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arjuna — Arjuna
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uvācha — said
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evaṁ — thus
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satata-yuktā — steadfast devotion
satata—steadfastly; yuktāḥ—devoted-
satata
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yuktā
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ye — those
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bhaktās — devotees
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tvāṁ — you
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paryupāsate — worship
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ye — those
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chāpy — and also
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akṣharam — the imperishable
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avyaktaṁ — the formless Brahman
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teṣhāṁ — of them
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ke — who
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yoga-vittamāḥ — more perfect in Yoga
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yoga
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vittamāḥ
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