Kshetra in the Bhagavad Gita

Verses across the Gita that speak to kshetra, drawn from all chapters and ordered by where they appear.

• 5.18Real wisdom erases rank and reveals sameness.
• 13.1Real knowing starts by separating the seen from the seer.
• 13.2The body is observed; the knower is something else.
• 13.3Knowing the field is incomplete without knowing the knower.
• 13.4Clear seeing begins by separating the field from the one who knows it.
• 13.6What you call “me” is a changing system, not a single thing.
• 13.7Your reactions belong to the field, not to the knower.
• 13.19Clear understanding becomes transformation when devotion receives it.
• 13.20Change belongs to nature; awareness is not caught in it.
• 13.27All forms arise from the meeting of awareness and changing nature.
• 13.30Freedom begins when you stop claiming every action as yours.
• 13.34Awareness illuminates everything without being touched by what it sees.
• 13.35Clear seeing separates you from what changes and opens the way beyond it.
• 14.21Real freedom must be visible, livable, and learnable.