Walk 9

• Seer is defined by the seen, and the other way around maybe.
• Self identification or 'I' is primarily associated with the seer.
• Attributes of the self are however, defined in terms of seen as seer has not been known to have attributes.
• One of the attributes of seer is as agency that defines what is seen.
• Both seer and seen are thoughts in the end, arising in mind.
• Because they are thoughts they cannot transcend sleep, or death.
• 'I' is the primal thought arising in mind and is defined on our waking up.
• Every other thought is in context of 'I' thereafter.
• 'I' and collections of thoughts together define the mind.