We think, we remember, we plan - and the attention thus exerted moves towards an object and sticks to it.

We think, we remember, we plan - and the attention thus exerted moves towards an object and sticks to it. This mental movement is called thinking or conceptual mind . . . extroverted consciousness unaware of its own nature. Our child mind grabs hold of objects, forms concepts about them, and gets involved and caught up in the concepts it has created about them. This is the nature of consciousness, and it has been continuing through lifetimes up to our present moment.

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