"<p>I feel eternal, the only one truly existing, and I too, when I think of myself, see myself as nothing, an infinitesimal particle of something infinitely large. Which is true, the first or the second statement? If it is the second, then the consciousness of the first, the eternal "I" is deceptive. But this is not a little because without this delusion (the first "I") there is no life, there is nothing, and above all there is no second "I". But if the first statement is true, then it means that all bodily life is delusion. But even that is not possible, because without bodily life I would not have been able to make these reasonings. And therefore there was both: I am the spiritual, non-spatial, timeless being, in corporeal, spatial and temporal conditions.</p>"