When to meditate?

 

"Does it matter what time of year or time of day is best to meditate?"

"I ask you back. Is there a difference between the mood of weekdays and weekends?"

"But everyone works during the week and not on weekends. Of course you are in a different mood."

"Let's look at the same thing differently. During the week, a lot of people are working, everyone is on the go and there is a lot of tension. But at the weekend, the level of tension is much lower. It's as if during the week, all those people create a kind of spiritual force field that is less noticeable at the weekend. So it can be said that if you are a beginner and want to start meditating, the weekend is the best time to do it."

"Does the time of day matter here?"

"If a lot of people party the night before, they are certainly still asleep in the morning and before noon. That's why you feel that this time of day feels like a much softer and more pleasant time of day."

"So on weekends, you think morning is the best time for a beginner."

"Also, there are the nights. Everybody sleeps at night, so any night during the week is a good time to do this. But on weekends, many people party at night, so there are different influences in the spiritual space."

"Is this force field emitted by people's brains?"

"Yes. But not necessarily in the way that a transmission tower would, because it's basically an internal network, but reality makes you imagine everything outside. Meditation is also inward and then the more people sleep, the clearer channel you get."

"So you're saying that nights are the best time to do this during the week and days are the best time to do this on weekends?"

"For a beginner, yes. Later on you learn to navigate this space."

"When do you work most efficiently?"

"My situation is different because my brain is a serious force field. Looking at it this way, each of my meditation cycles have had different periods of significance. Initially, weekday nights were strong periods in that sense. But now I also have to be careful not to disturb others, so now I sleep at night and for me it's the dawns that really run."

"Do you set the clock?"

"I always wake myself up when I need to. I only set the clock if there's a TV show I don't want to miss. It's a good thing you brought it up, because anyone who's serious about doing that will take their watch off. I just have my cell phone there. Which also needs to be turned off or sold if you're really serious."

"So why do you have it?"

"I haven't had it for a very long time. Even now I have minimal communication on it. It's because I've been coming back and almost everything is the other way round from when I left. But that doesn't mean I've tied my doorbell back. I don't wear a watch either, but I do have a credit card. My driver's license expired sometime in the mid-twenties, I don't think I'll renew it either. You see the world very differently after that."

"We haven't talked about the seasons yet."

"It makes sense that the nights are longer after the autumn solstice. When the sun comes up, it switches something, but we'll all find out. Some people like the days, others the nights."