Our eyes think an optical illusion moves but our mind know it doesn't move. You know like the optical illusion you can see on the internet which are simple static images and that appears to move. Could our mind be too weak to realise that there is only an illusion some call it Mâyâa and that made up the physical world, let me say, between words and facts, an illusion is both, so to then, what isn't an illusion. That makes the following questions arise? Are we too weak to understand everything, do we need more than our two eyes, a third one within the mind, which could correct what we see to adapt to what is real, to how we define real, because it could not only be electrical signal interpreted by our brain.
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