In English
Here is a small example: On one tree, we see a large number of different fruits. Those fruits are not reaching out to us as soon as we see them. When we see them, our mind persuades us and prompts us to go near the fruits. As soon as we go near the fruits, there is a temptation to have those fruits. We then bend down and our hands pick up a stone. As soon as we take the stone in the hand, our shoulder will make us throw the stone at the fruits. Then the fruit falls to the ground and the hand takes the fruit and hands it over to the mouth. This fruit gradually reaches the stomach. We now ask, what is responsible for this act of the fruit having reached your digestive organs? Can we decide whether it is the hand or it is the shoulder that is responsible or is it the stone or is it the mind that is responsible or, ultimately, is it the fruit itself that is responsible? It is the combination and the combined effort of all these various individual items that has resulted in the one final act of the fruit reaching your digestive organs.