Outside the limits of the human world
There is neither calming nor excitation,
Neither order nor disarray, neither pros
Nor cons, neither care nor negligence,
Neither sitting still nor walking drill;--
Such is profound meditation or Dhyana,
The penultimate stage of yoga, in which
All the five aggregates are not in reality,
And the six senses are empty by nature.
Yes, it is neither obscure nor illuminated;
It is neither real nor false; it never abides
By the middle way, and that's it. What else,
It is never activating as it produces nothing;
Yet, dealing with the utmost liberality,
It represents the essence of Pure Mind
With its comprehension and only then abidance,
But sometimes it works inversely because
The spiral means two-way traffic, not one-way.
Ron