But those who, having surrendered all actions into Me, the Lord, having Me for the supreme, with no other support, since for them no other support exists than the God of the universal form, their own Self, meditate on Me, think on Me, and worship Me by that undivided yoga, that absorption. What of them?

But those who, casting upon Me, with a mind turned to the self, all actions, the worldly actions, eating and the rest, which serve the course of bodily life and are for the upholding of the body, and the Vedic actions, sacrifice, giving, oblation, austerity, and the rest, all of them, with their causes and their aims; intent on Me, having Me as their single thing to be attained; meditating on Me by a discipline that goes to nothing else, worship Me; that is, who worship Me, making the meditating, the worshipping, the salutation, the praising, the proclaiming, and the rest, which are of themselves exceedingly dear, equal to the thing to be attained; of them, since transmigration is the obstructer of the attaining of Me and so has become their death, from the ocean called transmigration I become, before long, the deliverer.

Krishna shows that for His worshippers, the devotees, there is no toil, with 'but those who' and so on. The Saukarayana scripture says, 'for those who worship the Person, Vasudeva, what is there still to be desired, of the unmanifest and the rest?'. And the Moksha-dharma says, 'among them the one-pointed are the best, and they have no other deity; I alone am the goal of those who do action without hope of reward'.