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