burnt said:you said some pretty interesting things in your post. What did you mean about quantam physics taking all possible paths exept when observed and then ending up in the same location? that's crazy..
i ment a particle. look it up theres a lot of nice documentaries on the subject for people who dont understand the complicated math (like me). although these documentaries are also offering an explanation for an observation. and using abstract math to put meaning to it. language again may not hold the proper explanation.
i do not personally like to meditate. although i see it as a tool to moving deep into your mind. i prefer psychedelics for this purpose. i like going deep into my mind and learning about the world around me through experience. through science i can test some of the ideas i come up with in these states. thats all im saying im offering science as a way forward. religion always seems to focus on the past and what other prophets or mystics said. i say take what they said thats useful and apply it in a more progressive way. science and religion both dont have all the answers but science and experience does a better job at explaining reality then religion.
I have enjoyed meditation for the past 7 years. I find that when I meditate while on certain psycadellics I can reach depths inaccessible to me while sober. I use a method of meditation that Eknath Eswaran taught. Meditate on a scripture from one of the world great religions. I personally use the Katha Upadishand or the Dahammapada and slowly repeating the verse in my mind. It does take practice, the mind likes to wander a lot, and I am a long way off from enlightenment, but it does wonders in my day to day life.
Anyway I am rambling... I was just saying that I find meditation while deep in psycadellic sp ace has been very beneficial to me.