34. And on account of possibility.

Nor is there any truth in the assertion that, because texts such as 'he

is the bridge of the Immortal' intimate a distinction between that which

causes to reach and the object reached, there must be something to be

reached different from that which causes to reach; for the highest Self

may be viewed as being itself a means towards itself being reached; cp.

'The Self cannot be reached by the Veda, and so on; he whom the Self

chooses by him the Self can be gained' (Ch. Up. I, 2, 23).

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