तस्माल्लोकमिमं राजन् स्वप्नमायामनोरथम् । वीक्ष्यायम्यात्मनात्मानं सम: शान्तो भव प्रभो ॥ २५ ॥
tasmāl lokam imaṁ rājan svapna-māyā-manoratham vīkṣyāyamyātmanātmānaṁ samaḥ śānto bhava prabho
ฉะนั้น ข้าแต่พระราชา จงมองโลกนี้ดุจความฝัน ดุจมายากลแห่งมายา หรือดุจความเพ้อฝันของใจ แล้วใช้ปัญญาควบคุมจิต จงเป็นผู้วางเฉยและสงบเถิด พระองค์
This verse teaches that worldly experience is unstable and mind-constructed, comparable to a dream; understanding this helps one detach and seek inner steadiness.
In this section, Kṛṣṇa advises the king to rise above grief and agitation by recognizing the temporary, illusory nature of worldly events and cultivating self-control and equanimity.
Practice conscious regulation of the mind—pause before reacting, reduce obsessive rumination, and anchor decisions in higher values (dharma), leading to calmness and balance.