As a lamp in a spot sheltered from the wind does not flicker, this simile is used for the subdued mind of a yogi practicing meditation on Brahman.

I am the wind among the purifiers, and Lord Rama among the warriors.

Both you and I have taken many births. I remember them all, O Arjuna, but you do not remember.

The wise do not rejoice in sensual pleasures.

I do not wish to kill them, who are also about to kill, even for the sovereignty of the three worlds, let alone for this earthly kingdom, O Krishna.

I am not known by all. Therefore, the ignorant one does not know Me as the unborn and eternal Brahman.