Kagga 101 - Mankutimmana Kagga

Butter in milk is like icebergs in a sea. Small measurable entities floating on the vast immeasurable. In essence both are same - fat in case of milk/butter and water in case of ocean/iceberg. But if one needs to measure/percieve they are different. Just like, air and breath. Air is every where; but when we inhale a small measurable quantity of it, we call it breath. - Mankutimma [Translator's note: The whole universe is vast, continuous and immeasurable. But we need to make sense of it only through our senses which have limited abilities. So, we cut the vastness into pieces we can perceive and name them differently. Ocean, clouds, rain, tap-water, river, pond, ground water in a well are all water - but we have difficulty in imagining that they are all the same - hence we call them differently.]