the conundrum of meditation 5/18/15

Let’s just say, that in a quantum world, you are always meditating, all of the time. Well, ‘all the time’ maybe a false assumption in terms of assigning ‘time’ as some essential element of the meditation when in fact that kind of assignment falsely places you as an observer of your meditation rather than an immersed participant from within it. So, one of the first obvious difficulties is, oh, you want to experience your self as meditating. Being an experiencer of your meditation is actually another false assumption because it places you in audience of the meditation. So if you’re meditating all the time and it’s potentially part of your awareness reality, how does that come to be so? Well as long you profess to be in linear dimensions, that makes it impossible. For linear dimension are very dependent upon observation, objectification, witness, and experience, which are all of the techniques that would, by the nature of intentionality, keep you from being the resource to the source of yourself. So if you come upon a non-dualistic or another way different from a subject/object means of viewing the world, then there are ways that you can come upon that you are meditating all the time outside of time. When you have that kind of residence that approaches you being in the moment, that also provides for you to be capable of multi-realming. And by multi-realming, you have the potential awareness that simultaneously, the physical, the emotional, the mental, the psychic, the intuitive, the inspirational, and the spiritual, non-religious, are all occurring at the same time in different dimensional planes relative to you from within you. The only real requirement is that you figured out how to focus into each one of those dimensional realms without relinquishing your simultaneous presence in all of the other realms ongoing. Since we feature mentality and all of the techniques of mentality, we wind up producing a mentally-equivalent world. In a mentally-equivalent world, you can’t be meditating and you certainly can’t be aware of meditating all of the time from outside of time. Quantum perception does not preclude you from being aware and that the awareness can become immersive rather than objectified. The conundrum of meditation is not problematic but more so a Koan of sorts to discover that you are always meditating and to consciously benefit from being that being . . .