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Well, forced is the key boolean here. However I think someone who can reach a state where their heartbeat is near imperceptible by mind alone, can likely reach the perceptive, or lack thereof state of Nothing. I myself have "felt" the feeling of what it is likely like. Hypoglycemia does some weird things to the mind/memory and everything. I remember...a MEMORY lacking time, lacking self, lacking everything... which is a strange concept to even try to think about myself... during a rather low blood sugar experience. The memory consists of a blank spot, that exists, but is nothing. Hypoglycemia is the weirdest thing I've ever experienced, including my younger years of psychotropic experimentation. But I'm sure that isn't really what you're talking about.

<blockquote data-quote="r0beph" data-source="post: 25192" data-attributes="member: 355"><p>Well,&nbsp; forced is the key boolean here.&nbsp;&nbsp; However I think someone who can reach a state where their heartbeat is near imperceptible by mind alone,&nbsp; can likely reach the perceptive, or lack thereof state of Nothing.&nbsp; &nbsp; I myself have &quot;felt&quot;&nbsp; the feeling of what it is likely like.&nbsp;&nbsp; Hypoglycemia does some weird things to the mind/memory and everything.&nbsp;&nbsp; I remember...a MEMORY lacking time,&nbsp; lacking self,&nbsp; lacking everything...&nbsp; which is a strange concept to even try to think about myself...&nbsp; during a rather low blood sugar experience.&nbsp;&nbsp; The memory consists of a blank spot,&nbsp; that exists,&nbsp; but is nothing.&nbsp;&nbsp; Hypoglycemia is the weirdest thing I&#039;ve ever experienced,&nbsp; including my younger years of psychotropic experimentation.&nbsp;&nbsp; But I&#039;m sure that isn&#039;t really what you&#039;re talking about.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="r0beph, post: 25192, member: 355"] Well, forced is the key boolean here. However I think someone who can reach a state where their heartbeat is near imperceptible by mind alone, can likely reach the perceptive, or lack thereof state of Nothing. I myself have "felt" the feeling of what it is likely like. Hypoglycemia does some weird things to the mind/memory and everything. I remember...a MEMORY lacking time, lacking self, lacking everything... which is a strange concept to even try to think about myself... during a rather low blood sugar experience. The memory consists of a blank spot, that exists, but is nothing. Hypoglycemia is the weirdest thing I've ever experienced, including my younger years of psychotropic experimentation. But I'm sure that isn't really what you're talking about. [/QUOTE]

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