In verse 72 of Chapter 2 of the Bhagavad Gita, Krishna describes "Brahmi-sthiti," a state of profound spiritual enlightenment where one achieves oneness with Brahman, the ultimate reality. Attaining this state eliminates confusion and delusion, enabling eternal peace and clarity. Krishna emphasizes that those who maintain this state until death will achieve "Brahmanirvana," or ultimate liberation. This verse highlights the vital importance of spiritual growth and the continuous effort required to maintain this elevated consciousness throughout one's life.