Know the atman to be the master of the chariot; the body,
chariot; the intellect, the charioteer; and the mind, the reins.
The senses, they say, are the horses; the objects, the roads.
The wise call the atman—united with the body, the senses and the mind—the
enjoyer.
If the buddhi, being related to a mind that is always
distracted, loses its discriminations, then the senses become uncontrolled,
like the vicious horses of a charioteer.
But if the buddhi, being related to a mind that is always
restrained, possesses discrimination, then the senses come under control, like
the good horses of a charioteer.
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