English meaning
15Scientists say that the brain processes four billion bits of information per second but every second we are only aware of two thousand of those bits. They also explain that a wave of enery passes from the eye, for example, and when it meets with an object then, that energy returns through the eye, passing this information to the brain, where it gets interpreted. Thereupon we recognize an object. This therefore means that we are forever living in the past. It takes time, a little time granted, for this process to take place. The energy moves out and returns through the eye, passing along the optic nerve and through numerous synapses in the brain and then, gets recognized and gets given a name by the buddhi. Therefore we are seeing that which has, in fact, past and not this present moment. This is all because we take ourselves to be individuals within knowledge. Now, if these thoughts that maintain this individuality were left, then knowledge would be directly perceived and this process would become obsolete. And maybe then, in this `now', we will see that which the eyes cannot see and be more aware of these four billion bits of information. 11. Due to that One there is the very soft and delicate `all' and due to that One there is the very gross jiva. These have all been created by that Lord of the world and when this `all' body is understood then, He is made to shine like gold (ie. the universal body/hiranyagarbha/`golden womb').