Man owes his movements to another Power, whereas he thinks that he does everything himself—just like a lame man bluffing that, were he helped to stand up, he would fight and chase away the enemy. Action is impelled by desire; desire arises only after the rise of the ego; and this ego owes its origin to a Higher Power on which its existence depends. It cannot remain apart. Why then prattle, “I do, I act, or I function”?
A self-realised being cannot help benefiting the world. His very existence is the highest good.