K: Intelligence has no language, but it can use language. The moment it has
language, it is back again in the field. That intelligence which has no language is
not personal; it is not mine or yours.
P: It may not be personal, but is it focalized?
K: No; it appears to focalize.
P: When it moves, does it focalize?
K: Of course, it must; but it is never in focalization.
P: It is never held?
K: It is like holding the sea in the fist—what you hold is part of the sea, but is
not the sea.
Bombay
15 February, 1971