What is the problem with the 'me and you' mentality, and what guidance is offered to overcome it?

The text in Chapter 17 identifies the dualistic mentality of "me and you" as a significant barrier to spiritual progress, stating that as long as it persists, you cannot be a "seer of your own welfare." This entanglement in ego and possessiveness is considered a reversal of character due to ignorance. The guidance offered is to consciously discard this perspective and the associated miserliness. One should instead "look at your own self," listen to good scriptures, and follow the Sadguru's word with faith. By remaining alert and keeping the focus on the Self, one can overcome this delusion and, by their example, help countless others find their own path to salvation.