Just sharing a funny spiritual experience

[FoxFoxFox]

I'm sharing this just because how funny it is to experience it. It really makes me chuckle. 

When in a deeply meditative state, words can become indistinguishable from other sounds, in the sense that meaning is no longer inferred from them. So you can hear a person who is running their mouth off vexing poetics and yet it's no more profound than the sounds an orangutan might make. I hope you can experience it and have a laugh. 

Edited November 14, 2018 by FoxFoxFox

[bejapuskas]

Yeah, its super funny, you could definitely create a meme from it haha. I heard Sadhguru talking about it in one of his stories, I dont know if it happened to him, but he was talking about a boy, who was sitting at his desk in one of his classes and he didnt understand the teacher, because he was in a meditative state.  

[i am I AM]

Yep, this is a thing. Pretty trippy.

But...the laughing has breaked the meditation

 

[FoxFoxFox]

@i am I AM It has? How so?

[SoonHei]

i dont think i have been deep enough to stop recognizing words/thoughts as content i know

 

but i had this with music

was listening to music in the background (epic theme music) and heard each instrument separately to combine together to make a beautiful sound

also the sound itself was being viewed as something so different than it usually is in that state

 

good stuff

[i am I AM]

@FoxFoxFox Since it is a spiritual concept I cannot ascribe it specifically, but here is an approximate analogy of the result of the disruption:

[FoxFoxFox]

@i am I AM Haha that's a nice face, but no, in the words of great Alan Watts: the maya world has been seen to be the same as the nirvana world. There is no duality.

[bejapuskas]

@i am I AM Isn't it more like that the thinking about it breaks the meditation? You probably laugh when you think mostly, but... 

[i am I AM]

The answer may be too difficult for people to comprehend. I'm serious.

So, don't worry about it.