Verse 14

In plain words

The perceived is the body. For one of such great will: Whatever is perceived, outer or inner, all of it shines for him like his own limb, in a great absorption like that of Sadāśiva, as "I am this", and not as something separate. And his body, the physical body, the intellect, the prāṇa and the void, appears to him as something perceived, like blue and the rest, and not as the perceiver, as it does for the paśu. So in the body and in outer things alike, everywhere, his grasp of things is wholly undivided, like the fluid in a peacock's egg. As the Vijñānabhairava says: "As waves from water, flames from fire, light from the sun, so these waves of the universe have come forth from me alone, Bhairava." And this is gathered up in the line: "The enjoyer himself, as the enjoyed, abides always and everywhere."