Full of faith, devoted to that, with senses controlled, one obtains knowledge; and having obtained knowledge, quickly attains supreme peace.

Conditions for knowledge. Śraddhāvān — endowed with faith — is the first requirement: trust in the teacher and teaching.

Tat-paraḥ — devoted to that — is the second requirement: absolute priority. Saṃyatendriyaḥ — senses controlled — is the third requirement: capacity for sustained attention. The result: jñānaṃ labdhvā — having obtained knowledge — produces parāṃ śāntim — supreme peace — acireṇa — without delay, quickly. Faith and practice precede realization.