Yājñavalkya looks at Gārgī with compassion (kṛpayā) and calls her sarvajñe sarvaśāstraviśārade — omniscient, expert in all śāstras. This is remarkable: he is addressing a woman as spiritually and intellectually qualified to receive the highest teaching. The double ehyehi — come, come — mirrors the earlier uttiṣṭhottiṣṭha, now drawing her closer for intimate transmission. The warmth of this exchange contrasts with the formal setting of the sabhā.