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They who, by the eye of knowledge, perceive the distinction between the field and its knower and also the liberation from the Nature of being, go to the Supreme.

Those who, with the eye of knowledge, know the difference between the field and the knower of the field, and the release of beings from nature, go to the supreme.

The chapter ends by naming its goal. Those who see, with the eye of knowledge, the difference between the field and the knower, and who understand how beings are released from nature, reach the supreme. The eye of knowledge, jñāna-cakṣus, echoes the divine eye Arjuna received in the eleventh chapter. There the vision was granted for a moment; here a lasting inner sight is cultivated through understanding. The verse ties together the chapter's analysis. Discernment between what changes and what knows is not an academic exercise but the path to freedom.