Verse 67

⁶²Saying with the mind, these are mine, and that is I, whatever a man takes hold of becomes work brought to term, and by it there is birth again. ⁶³As the mind is worked out from what the two kinds of sense do, so the work born in an earlier body is marked out by the workings of the mind. ⁶⁴Sometimes a form of such and such a kind is met with in the mind which this body never met with, never saw and never heard. ⁶⁵By that, king, believe that such a form belonged to a body of his, of him who carries the subtle form; for a thing never met with cannot touch the mind. ⁶⁶The mind alone tells a man of the forms he wore before, and, good be with you, of what is to come, and likewise of what will not come at all.

⁶⁷What was never seen and never heard shows itself here in the mind at times; and one may take it that even this rests on some place, some time and some act.