In plain words
To each his own world
Every living being sees. But each one sees in his own way. Ten people see one and the same thing with ten feelings. A son looks at a man and thinks of him as his father. His wife looks at him and thinks of him as her husband. His own father looks at him and thinks of him as his son. His friends look at him and take him to be their dear friend. He is one and the same person; why does he not appear the same way to all? Their vision is different, their feeling is different.