then should one seek for that seat from which those that go there never return, (thinking) that one rests on that same primal being, from whom the ancient course (of worldly life) emanated. Those who are free from pride and delusion, who have overcome the evils of attachment, who are constant in (contemplating) the relation of the supreme and individual self, from whom desire has departed, who are free from the pairs (of opposites) called pleasure and pain, go undeluded to that imperishable seal. The sun does not light it, nor the moon, nor fire. That is my highest abode, going to which none returns.