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Auta, the mind.
Auta, who is to be the autonomous one.
"The mind contains everything of the self and builds the body. The mind of one individual can experience the world created by the mind of the universe. The mind when it is free is not a slave to the body. Freedom of volition, a body of flesh, the law of cause and effect of the covert and numerous interwoven elements of the universe, the split of the conscious and subconscious mind; these together quickly lead to the trap of the individual soul away from its mind's power and toward the wants of the body.
But through a path dedicated to knowing the self one can be free. So I have understood. I am Auta."
(Translated from an ancient language.)

"The mind penetrates through all of the body, it is within the structure in a way that it is not made of the same material but governs all of it. The split of the mind in which condition I and my people have all found ourselves each since our earliest age, ensures that this governing power over the body is not immediately accessible. Au-ta. " (Auta's manuscript, excerpt, translated.)

Description
Auta, the mind.
Auta, who is to be the autonomous one.
"The mind contains everything of the self and builds the body. The mind of one individual can experience the world created by the mind of the universe. The mind when it is free is not a slave to the body. Freedom of volition, a body of flesh, the law of cause and effect of the covert and numerous interwoven elements of the universe, the split of the conscious and subconscious mind; these together quickly lead to the trap of the individual soul away from its mind's power and toward the wants of the body.
But through a path dedicated to knowing the self one can be free. So I have understood. I am Auta."
(Translated from an ancient language.)

"The mind penetrates through all of the body, it is within the structure in a way that it is not made of the same material but governs all of it. The split of the mind in which condition I and my people have all found ourselves each since our earliest age, ensures that this governing power over the body is not immediately accessible. Au-ta. " (Auta's manuscript, excerpt, translated.)