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<blockquote data-quote="JayJaySattva" data-source="post: 46080" data-attributes="member: 147">You can research about this if you look for the term &quot;shunyata&quot; or &quot;emptiness&quot;. There is something very weird you know... It is as if all phenomena of experience were the same. I mean, there is no hierarchy between them. Pain is no greater than pleasure, pleasure is no greater than pain. And this goes for all that happens. It is as if there was some sort of level of meta-experience where life just is allowed to be what is.There was something very weird that happened to me once. I was just sitting down on a bus, and from one moment to the next everything seemed to be the same. The thing is that this was not a state, it was as if there was no distinction, there is no thingness. Weird.What there was, it was just it. It was very simple. It was just this. Things were so infinite in their &quot;thingness&quot; that they all basically cancelled each other out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JayJaySattva, post: 46080, member: 147"] You can research about this if you look for the term "shunyata" or "emptiness". There is something very weird you know... It is as if all phenomena of experience were the same. I mean, there is no hierarchy between them. Pain is no greater than pleasure, pleasure is no greater than pain. And this goes for all that happens. It is as if there was some sort of level of meta-experience where life just is allowed to be what is. There was something very weird that happened to me once. I was just sitting down on a bus, and from one moment to the next everything seemed to be the same. The thing is that this was not a state, it was as if there was no distinction, there is no thingness. Weird. What there was, it was just it. It was very simple. It was just this. Things were so infinite in their "thingness" that they all basically cancelled each other out. [/QUOTE]

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