Mirage Is Presented in Space, but It's Not Met Within Space

There's a certain stage in the paper where he says, okay, what's the criterion for distinguishing things to be met within space from things that are merely presented in space. Mirage is presented in space, but it's not as you were describing a thing to be meeting within space. So then he moves on to the notion of being in the mind? What does it mean to be in theMind? And he talks about pain,. That pain is something that's in the mind, right? But it's presented as if it's in space because I don't feel the pain or at least the pain in my hand feels like it's in my hand and not in my mind. Right.