Passage 3

In English

Out of his egoistic feeling, a man declares, "I did this." "I saw this." "I heard this." "I experienced this." It is true that it is the "I" that sees, hears and experiences. But when a man uses the "I" today, he identifies it with the body sense and not with an awareness of its nature. Hence them are two kinds of "I "One may be equated with the term "eye" and the other with the single letter "I." The "I" that corresponds to the "eye" is related to the body. The single letter "I" proclaims the power of the (Constant Integrated Awareness). Students! You must realise that when a man with the body-consciousness says, "I have seen," it is not the eyes that have seen. Nor is it the ears that have heard or the hands that have performed actions. Nor is it the mind that has experienced. Behind all these is the power of which enables man to have all experiences of seeing, etc. It is only when man gives up the ego sense relating to the body and realises the role of the Atmic power of that he would be able to comprehend the principle of Divinity within him.