In English
In fact, we ourselves are ascribing a form for the mind. Whatever form we ascribe to the mind, it assumes the same form and nature suited to it. A sculptor or a painter creates in his mind an imaginary picture of the object which he wishes to chisel or paint. Thereafter, he transforms that picture on to the stone or canvass. It is not possible to directly work on a sculpture or a painting, without having an imaginary picture in one’s mind. Similarly, our desires lie dormant in our inner self in the form of (tendencies), which form the basis for the mind.