US-P18.222ab ।US-P18.222cd ॥
In plain words
So once the meaning of that sentence is actually known, no command to act reaches any further. For 'I am Brahman' and 'I am the doer' are two thoughts that cancel each other — they do not both arise.
Close to the Sanskrit
Therefore, beyond the knowledge of the meaning of the [scriptural] sentence, no injunction of action can hold; for 'I am Brahman' and 'I am the doer' — two contradictory cognitions do not occur.