The Yoga of Knowledge

After describing what the soul cannot be affected by, Krishna now reveals what it actually is: sarva-gata (all-pervading), sthāṇu (immovable), sanātana (primordial). The radical insight here is sarva-gata—consciousness isn't trapped in your body; it's the universal field. Like waves believing they're separate from the ocean, our sense of individual isolation might be the fundamental illusion. This points toward non-duality: perhaps there's only one consciousness, appearing as many. Your deepest fear—being alone, vulnerable, temporary—dissolves when you investigate directly. Where is awareness? Does it move or change? Was it born?