--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> 
> On Jun 26, 2006, at 8:40 PM, authfriend wrote:
> 
> > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Vaj <vajranatha@> wrote:
> >>
> >> By request.
> >>
> >> Ken Wilber demonstrates different brainwave patterns on a 
standard
> >> home unit used in Neuro-feedback.
> >>
> >> Ever hear of a TMer doing a blank wave?
> >>
> >> No, I'm sure you haven't...
> >
> > You've posted this here before, as I recall, Vaj.
> 
> Yes, that's right Judy. Thanks for noticing. :-)
> 
> >
> > Explain to us again (a) why we should be impressed
> > that Wilber can do a "blank wave" on a home EEG
> > unit;
> 
> Because of the *style* of samadhi this is indicative of (to put it
> in TM lingo) is that of Unity Consciousness.

And we know that a "blank wave" on a home EEG unit is
indicative of a Unity Consciousness style of samadhi
because...?

> However it should also be noted this relates to a different path 
> than -> PC -> CC -> eventually leads to UC.

It sure is.

 Instead it should be seen as UC  
> grasped as the path (unusual because you are taking UC *as the 
path*,  
> rather than as an *end state*) and maturing into BC (to use the TM  
> metaphor).
> 
> > and (b) why we should be disheartened (or
> > gleeful, if we're TM critics) that we've never heard
> > of a TMer doing a "blank wave"?
> 
> Because we should realize and make the connection that *dualistic  
> methods lead to dualistic states of consciousness* (e.g. the  
> witnessing artifact, which is an artifact of a dualistic 
> meditation method).

But which (as you know, and just said above) is a
transitional feature in terms of UC.

We still need to know, however, why a "blank wave" on a
home EEG machine should be assumed to represent a nondual
state of consciousness (and presumably why "nonblank waves"
on a home EEG machine should be assumed to represent a
dualistic state of consciousness).

 That's not in any way to imply that dualistic states of  
> meditation are *bad* or *lesser* than other forms of meditation.  
> Instead they should be understood as a continuum naturally 
occurring  
> in meditative praxis. However, it should not be missed that *one 
is  
> much faster than the other!*
> 
> >
> >> Well, here it is:
> >>
> >> http://www.tinyurl.com/cmay6
> >>
> >> (bottom of the page)
> >>
> >> Eventually we'll see similar technology used to qualify and 
verify
> >> those claiming certain states (e.g. someone claiming access to a
> >> non-dual state should be able to make a "flat" EEG).
> >
> > Oh, and while you're at it, (c) why making a "flat" EEG
> > (on a home machine) should be considered a requirement
> > for those claiming access to a nondual state?
> 
> It's not a *requirement*, merely one possible, measurable  
> signature...that's all.

OK, that's not what you said, however.  I guess you
just miswrote.







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