We are seeing every day, morning, the sun, which is bigger than this earth by fourteen thousand . . . fourteen hundred thousand times, and we are seeing just like a plate. If he's not informed by an authority when he goes to school . . . the teacher of geography, when he informs, "My dear boy, the sun is very, very big," then he can understand.
I am seeing that the one aeroplane is running very fast, flying in the sky. A child sees, "Oh, such a big thing. How it is flying?" He does not know that this machine is not flying independently. There is a pilot. Without this pilot, all this mechanical arrangement is simply void. If that aeroplane is kept down for many thousands of years with all the machine complete, it has no power to fly unless there is a expert pilot who pushes on the button, it will fly. So therefore imperfect senses.
Just like they do not see, the so-called scientist, philosophers, they don't see that who is pushing on this button. This material world is going on. Jagat. Jagat means going on. Gacchati iti jagat. Every planet is going on. This planet is going on. One thousand miles per hour, going on. The sun is moving sixteen thousand miles per second. This is called jagat. Everything is going on. Your motorcar is going on. You are going on. We have a big city, especially in Europe, America, simply going on. This way, this . . . whoosh-whoosh-whoosh. No rest. This is called jagat.