
Krishna reveals something profound: He is the ultimate knower in all fields. Every individual consciousness (kṣetrajña) is ultimately connected to the Supreme Consciousness. But more importantly, He defines what true knowledge is: understanding the distinction between the field and the knower. This isn't academic knowledge. It's practical wisdom. Most people accumulate information about the world, but they never understand the fundamental distinction between what they experience (the field) and what experiences it (the knower). True knowledge isn't knowing facts about the field. It's knowing the field as separate from the knower. When you understand this distinction, you have real knowledge. Without it, you're just collecting information about the field, never recognizing the knower.
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