The Supreme Lord said: Having achieved this human form of life, which affords one the opportunity to realize me, and being situated in my devotional service, one can achieve me, a form of complete bliss, residing within the heart. In the Twenty-sixth Chapter, Kṛṣṇa informs Uddhava that association with women causes bewilderment and association with devotees causes enlightenment, by telling the story of Aila. In the last chapter, the Lord said niḥsaṅgo māṁ bhajed vidvān apramatto jitendriyaḥ: without bad association, being attentive, with controlled senses, the wise man should worship me. (SB 11.25.34) It is said that the wise man contemplating his means of success, also contemplates the obstacles to success. Thus, associaton with women is a great obstacle. In order to say that even the person liberated in this body should fear association with women, he describes in two verses the condition of the liberated soul which was already mentioned. Having attained a human body in which my svarūpa can be realized (mat lakṣaṇam), fixing oneself in bhakti (mat dharma), one attains realization of me, the form of supreme bliss, situated within as the regulator.