Since our true perceptions are not human (seeing, hearing, etc) was your chanting while coming back to your body a focused vibration? Or was sound and image combined? So curious! Thank you 😊 Julie
Hmm, that's a really good question. I think, in order to understand this, we need to learn how to drop our materialist paradigm. We have a tendency to reify or objectify, or conceptualize everything. This always misses what that is. In that dimension, we are one with sound, image, vibration, etc. Imagine uttering a sound, but you are the sound. What does that feel like? Now imagine that it's not really you uttering the sound or being the sound, that it is just a reflection of what cannot be grasped. This is why meditation is so important. In order to understand, we need to go beyond what we typically think is possible.
Since our true perceptions are not human (seeing, hearing, etc) was your chanting while coming back to your body a focused vibration? Or was sound and image combined? So curious! Thank you 😊 Julie
Hmm, that's a really good question. I think, in order to understand this, we need to learn how to drop our materialist paradigm. We have a tendency to reify or objectify, or conceptualize everything. This always misses what that is. In that dimension, we are one with sound, image, vibration, etc. Imagine uttering a sound, but you are the sound. What does that feel like? Now imagine that it's not really you uttering the sound or being the sound, that it is just a reflection of what cannot be grasped. This is why meditation is so important. In order to understand, we need to go beyond what we typically think is possible.