There is a narrow interval in the morning before the sunrise.
It’s what they call a highly suggestable state of the brain, much like the seconds before sleep. It is the time when we don’t feel any daily obligations connected to our earthly identity, and no demands have yet announced their presence. The mind remains, for a moment, part of a quieter consciousness.
“And believe it or not, the act of reading during this state takes on a different quality than it does at any other hour. Attention steadies. Thought moves without obstruction.”
Ideas arrive more plainly, effortlessly, as resistance is low. Even the noise that usually arises from within seems to settle.
These moments are brief, and thinking appears in its most natural state.
