y of light.

    I apply to tates of unconsciousness and consciousness.

    ttention.

    Its fluidity, density, tenuity, solidity, determine wo call one awake or asleep, wo call one unconscious or conscious.

    e must remember,  all tive sense.

    For example,  only means t inside tside.

    t in t is dark outside.

    ere t sunsside, this room would look darker.

    So wo someone else.

    Language s oy; it o continually express tive terms.

    ts .

    t o express in relative terms.

    For instance, ting here and in a way we are all awake.

    But ts not really true.

    Eac o a respective degree.

    Not every one sitting here is awake uniformly.

    is possible t, compared to you.

    to your left is less ao your right is more awake.

    t t moves bettention.

    So if and tention, dand w consciousness and unconsciousness means.

    Attention means: ahing.

    It means reflection of somethe consciousness.

    It is not t every moment, ty-four  is never like t either.

    As an example, it o kno the eye.

    in tracts because t to go in.

    Less ligo see; racts and the focus is narrowed.

    of brig into a dark place, te and to see in t needs to go hin.

    So according to t it is exposed to, ts focus -- ting ting pictures.

    Just as every moment ones eye is flexible, so is ones attention.

    You reet.

    If treet is familiar your attention enuous; if treet is unfamiliar your