Bhagavad Gita Chapter 8 Verse 6

Gita 8.6

यम्, यम्, वा, अपि, स्मरन्, भावम्, त्यजति, अन्ते, कलेवरम्,
तम्, तम्, एव, एति, कौन्तेय, सदा, तद्भावभावितः।।6।।

Gita 8.6

Yam’, yam’, va, api, smaran’, bhaavm’, tyajati, ante, kalevaram’,
Tam’, tam’, ev, eti, kauntey, sadaa, tad’bhaavbhaavitH ||6||

Translation: (Kauntey) O son of Kunti, Arjun! This man (ante) at the time of death (yam’, yam’) which (va, api) ever (bhaavm’) form (smaran’) while remembering i.e. worshipping whichever god (kalevaram’) of body (tyajati) gives up (tam’, tam’) that (ev) only (eti) goes to, because he (sadaa) always (tad’bhaavbhaavitH) attains the same nature of bhakti i.e. nature. (6)

Gita 8.6: O son of Kunti, Arjun! While remembering whichever form i.e. whichever god, this man gives up his body at the time of death, he goes to that only because he always attains the same nature of bhakti i.e. nature.

Bhagavad Gita Chapter 8 Verse 6