How much empty space are you? - getting into the space in-between

I told myself I wasn’t going to take any photographs this morning, be in the moment and enjoy the walk, and be in that space and then I came upon this shot. So I took my phone out and took the shot it was like the perfect moment, even now the lighting is different so I am glad I did.

What's in common with most all meditations?

There is one thing in common with most all meditations, “the space in-between”. If you look at breathing, there is a pause between inhalation and exhalation; a place of no breathe.

The SRF organization has techniques for attaining breathlessness; many of the yogis want to go into the breathless state where the there is a cessation in breathing. This is a complete surrender of the body and allows one to become one with the Supreme.

While in India, we took a train, then rickshaw to a remote village and were visiting a where there is an above ground crypt holding a Master who had once gone inside a tomb and spent 5 years and upon returning they told me he wrote books. I thought at the time how could he write books when he had been in-between until I realized that is where all the information is.

Then Dr. Joe Dispenza, whom I did a post about had a webinar I recently attended after which many things began to accelerate in my life. He teaches how to go into the space in-between during meditation and backs the changes in your brain activity, DNA, and body itself with scientific proof.

Dr. Joe Dispenza has meditations in You Tube,

You can also go onto his website and buy a guided meditation. I bought one and really get a lot out of it.

So let’s get back to the space in-between is who we truly are it’s the silence; it’s everything. According to Dr. Joe Dispenza the space is the nothingness.

Dr. Joe Dispenza’s tweet.

When you get down to the molecular level and you keep going down; I know Paramahansa Yogananda writes about the thoughtless state. The thought is the lowest element and then you go beyond that.

In quantum physics, you get down to the empty space. Most everything is space out here; we even blink in and out. So that is pretty much nothing when you blink out.

Another great thing about this space is scientists measured and when you get to this state the DNA changes, the brain waves change, and healing can take place.

Paramahansa Yogananda’s teachings also bring up how everything out here is chaotic and unbalanced and what gives you balance is meditation. So we all have our own kind of crazy and thoughts and beliefs. The one thing we can all meet upon is that silent space, that’s where we are all one.

I like the way an article in the Business Insider reflects about empty space

Since the meat of your atoms is nestled away in nuclei, when you "touch" someone or something, you aren't actually feeling their atoms. What you're feeling is the electromagnetic force of your electrons pushing away their electrons.

So really we are electromagnetic fields, waves in the universe, to quote Albert Einstein, who doesn’t like to quote him?

Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one.

Thing to do: Meditate and stay balanced

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Namaste’