5.18 Vidya-etc.  So, regarding a Brahmana these men of Yoga entertain no such veiw as  'I shall become a man of merit by serving  him'  and so on;  regarding a cow,  no  [idea]  like  'It is purifying and sacred'  and so on; regarding an elephant, no thought  of  wealth and so on; regarding a dog,  no conviction that it is  impure, mischievous and  so on;  and with regard to a dog-cooker no  opinion that he is a sinner,  is impure and so on.  That is why it is said that  'they look eally  [upon these]'  and not that  'they act eally [with them].  This has been said as -
 
The Self,  which is of the nature of pure  Consciousness,  [shines] in he bodies of all; no discriminating factor exists anywhere.  Hence, the person who has conered the cycle of  birth-and-death, remains consdering all as fully absorbed in That  (Consciousness) (VB, verse 100).
 
Here too nothing but this stream of thought has been mentioned by  'remains considering'.									
 The  proper mental disposition of a man of wisdom, says  [the Lord], would be like this :