Akbar says that all human senses become useless before death or fate; even though the eyes remain open, they lose the ability to see.

Akbar captures the profound vulnerability of human beings when standing face-to-face with destiny or death. In that overpowering moment, all of our intellect, sharpness, and senses simply freeze in place. The eyes might remain wide open in shock or bewilderment, but the inner light of perception is extinguished, reminding us how completely powerless human reason becomes before divine decree.