B "We engage in I-making (Pali: ahaṁkāra) when we take the “I” to be something, and we engage in my-making (Pali: mamaṁkāra) when we take something to be “mine.” Together we could call I-making and my-making the activity of selfing."

"We engage in I-making (Pali: ahaṁkāra) when we take the “I” to be something, and we engage in my-making (Pali: mamaṁkāra) when we take something to be “mine.” Together we could call I-making and my-making the activity of selfing."