Own your own mind.
As a mass of salt dissolved in water has neither a 'within' nor a 'without,' but is wholly a mass of taste, so too this Self has neither a 'within' nor a 'without,' but is wholly a mass of wisdom. 鈥or where there is any semblance of duality, there does one see another, speak to another, hear another, think of another, understand another. But when all has become one's very Self, then with what should one see whom? --Brihad膩ranyaka Upanishad
Only the truly intelligent understand this principle of the identity of all things. They do not view things as apprehended by themselves, subjectively, but transfer themselves into the position of the things viewed. And viewing
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