The wise should through the practice of deep meditation of
Brahman leave off the recurrent conception of “I” and “mine” in the body and
the senses which are other than Atma.
Having known himself as Pratyagatma, the witness of Buddhi
and its action, one should ever think “So’ham” (‘I am That’) and leave off the
idea of Atma in all others.
Having dissolved Jivatma into Paramatma with the thought of
its being partless, like the either of a jar in the universal ether, be ever in
a state of taciturnity (not speaking much).
Looking upon everything in all places and times as Brahman
brings about the destruction of Vasanas.