[tisdy]

> opens you up to the ability to quite literally witness the formation of thoughts from subtle nothingness.

I may not have been sufficiently charitable in reading this, but this appears to be either butchering the English language, or utter tripe.

[uptownfunk]

It is hard to explain so kindly forgive the butchering. But there was a point in my meditation where everything was perfectly still and calm, and suddenly, I don't quite know how to explain it, a thought formed in my mind. It is not a thought in the tautological sense, where one idea flowed to the next, but it arose from a state of nothingness.

At the same time it couldn't be nothing, because how can something (a thought) come from nothing. It wasn't quite gross enough to be perceivable hence I termed it subtle nothingness..

[mikelyons]

Elaborate. Often ideas you are not ready for will seem like nonsense.