Bhagavad Gita 14.26

When you offer yourself wholly to the Divine through unwavering devotion, you stop being shaped by the machinery of the three gunas—that constant play of passion, inertia, and harmony that binds all conditional existence. You begin to taste Brahman itself, that pure consciousness untouched by the modes of nature.

This is not escape from the world, but awakening to your true nature that was never bound to begin with. In our modern spiritual seeking, this means letting devotion become the acid that dissolves your identification with every mood, circumstance, and personality pattern you mistake for yourself.