Between the on set of a thought and its manifestation, there is in-between time.
The time taken for manifestation can be shorter or longer depending upon the consciousness
of the person but the truth is time must be transcended in order to manifest.
If you are in timeless space or dimension, manifestation can occur fast.
The neurotic mind cannot manifest, what can manifest is the very quiet, timeless mind.
So it’s important to understand time and mind.
Time and mind are synonyms or thought and time are synonymous.
You just can understand this though an intellectual process.
Those who are intellectually inclined might want to read J. Krishnamurthy’s conversation
with David Bohm in the classical book called Ending Time.
David Bohm, a physicist questions Krishnamurthy on the thought process and how it creates
time.
As a matter of fact, I have had a couple of enlightenment experiences just by reading
that great book.
That’s one thing or you can go to the Tibetan Buddhist tradition.
The Tibetan Buddhists have contributed a lot to understand thoughtlessness or mindlessness.
Osho has summed up one of the greatest techniques in Tibetan Buddhism; the technique is summed
as “thoughts are your guests.
They check in and check out.
You are the gap in between the two thoughts.
Go on looking for the gap”.
It might appear to be difficult in the beginning but eventually you will merge with the space,
the empty space of thoughtlessness.
When you are in that space then you can bring in a thought that you want to manifest.
The empty mind holding on to this thought will manifest.
These are the techniques particularly for persons who like the path of Jnana or intellect.
But personally, I teach different techniques for transcending time.
I will do that exclusively in a meditation session in part -2 of this presentation.