Verse 13

¹⁰For a person joined to a beginningless not-knowing, the self is not to be known out of himself. So another, one who knows what is real, must be the giver of that knowledge. ¹¹Between the Person and the Lord here there is no difference, not by so much as an atom. To imagine anything other than that is pointless, and knowledge is a quality of Nature. ¹²Nature is the strands held even. The strands belong to Nature and not to the self: clarity, passion and darkness, the causes of standing, of arising and of ending. ¹³Clarity is called knowledge here, passion action, darkness not-knowing. The stirring of the strands is time; and so is a thing's own nature, and so is the thread.