Passage 3

In English

An individual has many experiences in the waking state and other distinct experiences in the dream-state. In the latter state, he creates everything he experiences – feelings, pleasure and pain, joy and sorrow. In the deep-sleep state he is oblivious to everything worldly or imaginary, and becomes one with Primary Consciousness. Thus, under three different circumstances, the same person has three different types of experiences. Experiences may vary but the Transcendental Being within is eternal and not subject to any change. A garland drawn on a piece of paper will never move, shake, or wobble with respect to the paper.