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"The world is water, and the mind, as it were, is milk. Put milk into water and the two mix into one; the pure milk can no longer be found. But set the milk as curd and churn butter from it, and that butter, put in water, floats. So first gain, by practice in solitude, the butter of knowledge and devotion. Leave that butter in the world's water and it will not mix; it stays afloat.