strings: Il is a very interesting (hing (o watch how in our lift: these two, knowledge and belief, play an extraordinarily powerful part. Look how we worship chose who have inunense knovs= ledge and erudition ! Can you understand the meaning of it ? If you would find something new, experience something which is not a projection of your imagination, your mind must be free, must it not? It must be capable of seeing something nevv. Unfortunately, every time you see some.thing new you bring in all the information known to you already, al] your knowledge, all your past memories; and obviously you become incapable of looking, incapable of receiving anything that is new, that is not of the old. Please don't immediately translate this into detail. If I do not know how to get back to my house, I shall be lost; if I do not know how to run a machine, I shall be of little use. r hat is quite a different thing. We are not discussing that here. We are discussing knowledge that is used as a means to security, the psychological and inward desire to bc sorncthing. What do you get through knowledge ? rI'he authority of knowledge, the weight of knowledge, the sense of importance, dignity, the sense of vitality and what-not ? A rnan who says "I know", ' 'There is" or "There is not" surely has stopped thinking, stopped pursuing this whole process of desire.