Mr. Ganpatram: How shall I find out “Who am I”?
M.: Are there two selves for the one self to find the other?
D.: The Self must be only one consisting of two aspects of ‘I’ and (i.e. of thinker and thought).
After a time he continued:
Please say how I shall realise the ‘I’. Am I to make the , “Who am I?”
M.: No of the kind is meant.
D.: Am I to think “Who am I”?
M.: You have known that the ‘I’-thought springs forth. Hold the ‘I’-thought and find its moola (source).
D.: May I know the way?
M.: Do as you have now been told and see.
D.: I do not understand what I should do.
M.: If it is anything objective the way can be shown objectively. This is subjective.
D.: But I do not understand.
M.: What! Do you not understand that you are?
D.: Please tell me the way.
M.: Is it necessary to show you the way in the interior of your own home? This is within you.
D.: What do you advise me to do?
M.: Why should you do anything and what should you do? Only keep quiet. Why not do so? Each one must do according to his own state.
D.: Please tell me what is suitable to me. I want to hear from you.
No answer.