You do it, you; you are not in me. Wherever I turn, I have sacrificed, and there I see only you.

This couplet captures the essence of absolute surrender, a core message from Kabir. The lines illustrate the moment the individual ego dissolves, recognizing that the Divine presence is not contained within the self. It's a deeply meditative realization that wherever the devotee turns, the Divine is manifest. This shift from internal searching to external observation marks the highest emotional state of spiritual union.