Ultimate illusion 2

A typical fault with the human brain is its tendency to exaggerate. If we see something bad, the tendency is to exaggerate the badness. If we see something good, the tendency is to exaggerate the goodness. If we see something at all, the tendency is to see it as constant and truly existing.

For mind it is different. Mind is perfectly pliable and able to see all distinctions and see everything as process. The bad we see is bad in relation to that particular thing, in that particular environment, for minds with that particular intention and history and only so. The phenomenon is neutral or good in all other circumstances.

Mind can also see  the limitations of the good in the same way. The phenomenon is good in relation to the specific context, to the general situation and to the minds involved.

Illusion is this exaggeration of the brain. We get the impression that there is more of value than it really is. The brain is enthusiastic, the mind is empty handed.