Bhagavad Gita 14.19

When the eye of wisdom opens, you see that the guṇas—nature's three qualities—move through all action like actors on a stage, while you remain the eternal witness untouched by their play. This is not intellectual knowledge but lived recognition: the seer knows himself as the consciousness that observes the dance of prakṛiti, and simultaneously recognizes that same consciousness as Krishna's own being.

In this moment of clear seeing, the separate self dissolves into divine nature, and you stop fighting against life's movements—you simply observe, trust, and act without the burden of ego.