sn41.8:2.1 “Sir, in this case I don’t rely on faith in the Buddha’s claim that
sn41.8:2.2 there is a state of immersion without placing the mind and keeping it connected; that there is the cessation of placing the mind and keeping it connected.”
sn41.8:2.3 When he said this, the Jain Ñātika looked up at his assembly and said,
sn41.8:2.4 “See, good sirs, how straightforward this householder Citta is! He’s not devious or deceitful at all. To imagine that you can stop placing the mind and keeping it connected would be like imagining that you can catch the wind in a net, or dam the Ganges River with your own hand.”