You see the problem is this We identify in our experience A differentiation between What we do and what happens to us We have a certain number of actions That we define as voluntary We feel in control of those And then over against that There is all those things that are involuntary But the dividing line Between these two is very arbitrary Because for example When you move your hand you feel that you decide Whether to open it or to close it But then ask yourself how do you decide When you decide to open your hand Do you first decide to decide You don't do you You just decide. And how do you do that And if you don't know how you do it Is it voluntary or involuntary Let's consider breathing You can feel that you breathe deliberately You can control your breath But when you don't think about it, it goes on Is it voluntary or involuntary So we come to have a very arbitrary definition of self That much of my activity that I feel I do That then doesn't include Breathing most of the time It doesn't include the heart beats It doesn't include the activity of the glands It doesn't include digestion It doesn't include how you shape your bones Circulate your blood Do you or do you not do these things Now if you get with yourself And you find out that you are all of yourself Very strange thing happens You find that your body knows that you are one with the universe