Friday, 2 August 2019

SHACK 663 SHALLOW OR DEEP?

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Can the mind be measured? Is the mind merely an electrical response as per medical and some scientific thought or is it a consciousness which is not physical or electrical and something else?

In a way the mind can be measured by its content such as its agendas, brain washing, conditioning and the like, yet this is only the content and is information and data.

When one says let us go deep into the mind this maybe to view, brain storm, ruminate and compute and reconfigure certain logical, scientific, philosophical conjectures however these are thoughts and deep here might mean the deeper meaning to the above.

From a meditative point of view and this depends what one means by meditation, not being, visualisations, imagery, hypnosis, mandala, yantra. affirmations, prayer, supplication, trance and such like but merely watching thoughts such like attention without intention, looking without bias, awareness without judgement, then when the thoughts subside and seem to have no substance and one is aware and not sluggish, soporific and dull and inert, but alert aware and vitally alive without thought, then there is no depth or height or and measurable something to be able to get a handle on.

Perhaps one can measure the electrical activity in the brain but this is not a tangible thing. It shows the activity of the mind but not its content or consciousness. From this point of view like space it is not measurable unless it has a point of reference to perhaps triangulate or compute, but space is space and the empty mind, not of stupor and lassitude, in its joy and bliss and inner peace is merely a stand alone entity and being without depth, height, high, low or any position, it is open wide and all embracing, it is seamless and is what it is and therefore beyond all aspects of measurement.

To the experienced it feels limitless and eternal and vast and yet not definable so all sorts of measurement and containment, description and explanation fall by the wayside.

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