Passage 13

In English

In fact, the mind is illusory. It has no form. I have told you several times that the mind is like a camera lens. When the lens is turned towards the people sitting this side of the dais and clicked, their photograph will come in the camera. If it is turned to the other side and clicked, the photograph of the people sitting that side will appear in the camera. It is like the wind that has no specific form. When it is filled in a foot-ball, it assumes the form of a foot-ball. On the other hand, if it is filled in a balloon, it will assume the form of a balloon. In fact, the air as such has no form of either a foot-ball or a balloon. Depending upon the object in which it is filled, it assumes that form. Summing up, the mind assumes a particular form, based upon a particular .