Re: What Is a Thought?

["cboyer1951" <seawinder@...>]

Well, I'll let others answer in more detail about practical tips and 
techniques. But, yes, complete blankness of thought IS possible. You 
will have to get used to the dizziness perhaps, as life is motion no 
matter what frequence the vibration. The stiller you become the more 
accute the slightest motion becomes. You will see. 

Once I imploded and compressed my thought focus point so small and 
inward that I instantly imploded out into the far reaches of the 
universe feeling lighter than a hydrogen molecule yet my mass of 
self encompassed the entire universe and in the very next instant 
nanosecond I was compressed into feeling I weighed 100 trillion 
pounds and my size was so small and compressed that one could fit 
100 trillion of me on the head of a pin. And I was shot back out 
into the lightness and infinteness of the universe again in a 
nanosecond. And left there for minutes to just experience the 
feeling. There is a vacuum space that you reach which is completely 
motionless. You are breathing, so something is happening but 
scarcely are you aware of it. 

I accomplished this state by staring at the second hand of a clock 
until it froze, stood still. I actually fell backwards and stayed in 
the meditation for awhile. Quite exhillarating.

So, I know that it is possible to attain. You just have to keep 
working at it, and that is the volition Bardon speack of that you 
are building. 

Actually the process of thoughts are dealt with by letting them all 
rise like balloons or bubbles. That is the process or exercise of 
just allowing thoughts to be.

Next is cutting thoughts off like a tree wood cutter cutting them 
off as soon as they show themselves as if they were trees. Cut them 
right at the ground level.

Next is allowing focus of one thought idea. Don't give energy to 
other thoughts that arise that are of a different nature and return 
to the original thought.

Much fun, much fun.


I wish you well,
Chuck