Describe the experience of "no mind"? Do you just know about it, or do you experience it?

Answer 1

Dhyana what do you mean "no mind". Yes, I know about having a still quiet mind, Yes I have experienced it to a degree, 30 years ago God woke me at 2 am and imparted to me that "the mind is not for thinking, the mind is for receiving thought".
I find that it takes practice to still the mind so that gods inspired word can arise from within. God is the thinker, we should be still an listen. Be still and know that the kingdom of God is within you,Therefore "closet" yourself and ask God ??? I would call this "no mind" state "The thought free state" From LOVE , With LOVE, To LOVE. Whistle Britches

Answer 2

"Mu shin" in Japanese martial arts means "no mind". The idea is to react to an attack without the long process of thinking about what you should do. If you do need to think, you are beaten. Much practice with many moves gives you this ability...if you are capable of learning it. I have very fast reflexes from years of martial arts practice. At San Francisco's Exploratorium, there was a simple reflex tester years ago. I watched many people try it. Some young, athletic men had reflex speed of about 1/5 second. That was the best I saw until I decided to try it. My first attempt scored 0.04 second. The second was much faster, and the machine couldn't register any less than 0.01 second. When I achieve my combat mode, my foe seems to move in slow motion.

Answer 3

Both.
Your mind is continually chattering away to you about this, that and the other thing.
To experience "no mind" is basically to be able to bring this chatter to a halt. Then you can experience what it means to just "be"

Answer 4

in no mind there is no experience
the experiencer and the experience are both one
if u can experience it ,then u are in mind ...not in no mind
or else u are feeling the effects
yes u can share the post effects when u are back in mind from no mind.....but not when u are in no mind

Answer 5

This one is a challenge for me, but it's part of my meditation practice. To focus on my heart, to feel the connection between myself and the rest of the world, and to release the "pitter-patter" thoughts that make it difficult for me to concentrate or relax.

Answer 6

I didn't experience it til I started reading some of your questions.

Answer 7

THE MIND
is the mirror
upon which
the UNIVERSE
reflects itself.

Break the mirror.
NO
MORE
MIND.
>|<>|<>|<

What does it mean?
-- -- -- -- --STOP
looking
at
the world
(that includes
yourself, and
your
inside-self.)
>|<>|<>|<

THEY SAY that
it's not easy
but
who are THEY?

Answer 8

No mind.No matter.No matter.Never mind.