The Bhagavad Gita by Eknath Easwaran

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They alone see truly who see that all actions
are performed by prakriti, while the Self remains
unmoved. 30 When they see the variety of
creation rooted in that unity and growing out
of it, they attain fulfillment in Brahman.
31
This supreme Self is without a beginning,
undifferentiated, deathless. Though it dwells in
the body, Arjuna, it neither acts nor is touched
by action. 32 As akasha pervades the cosmos
but remains unstained, the Self can never be
tainted though it dwells in every creature.
33
As the sun lights up the world, the Self dwelling in
the field is the source of all light in the field. 34 Those
who, with the eye of wisdom, distinguish the field
from its Knower and the way to freedom from the
bondage of prakriti, attain the supreme goal.
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