As you remove the internal dialogue “piece by piece”, you eventually have it gone!
You’ll be over in the orange zone if you were gazing at “colors”.
But as you try to do the “fun things” available in the orange zone, such as searching the air for mini-dream bubbles, you’ll notice that you can “drop” expectations, and cause very weird stuff to happen.
The entire room becomes like the famous “crystalline dreaming fog”, with not a single tiny square empty of “objects and things”.
Except, this crystalline dreaming fog is made of raw energy. Energy you “see”. Back in the red zone, it’s make up puffs and streaks of color.
Just wanted to warn you about that part. Stay out of the red if you’re able to get to the orange! The “colors” are the key. Seek the whitish light and let the colors fade.
You’ll notice a big difference between this crystalline fog, and the red zone fog.
In this fog, it’s dropping “expectations” about the world that makes the tiny “things” glow and vibrate. In the red zone, expectations produce the images. They don’t block them.
But over in the orange, dropping expectations allows all possibilities, even in a tiny space floating in the air.
They “things” will be very vague when you first notice them, because you’ll still have some expectations about the world.
But if you drop expectations more deeply (which maybe are more like, “micro expectations”), they get vivid and more real.
Those are likely the “base” of the “skills” Juan is discussing.
The first skills we learn as a baby, are to make a chair be a chair.
Perhaps this crystalline fog is simply tuning in the overall “feeling” of that position of the assemblage point.
Same as you can enter a dream and suddenly know the entire context and history of that dream, we have some kind of fundamental “context” at any position of the assemblage point.
Which by the way (if this isn’t too hard to follow), is the reason there are no wise religions on earth at this time.
“Wisdom” is only wise at the normal position of the assemblage point. Which we’re trying to learn to escape!
Another stab at Buddhism. Sorry Buddhists, you were fooled by greed, mixed with 1% real magic. And an obvious appeal to your ego to motivate you.
Buddhism is a lot like “Shrimp Curry” at the crummy Thai restaurant in a mini-mall next to the gas station.
One that maximizes profit because customers are too rare.
You get your bowl of shrimp curry, with tons of pain rice on the side.
You stick your spoon down into it, and there’s only one shrimp in there.
The waitress is used to disappointed customers, so she gives you the “It’s authentic Thai that way”, look.
And adds, “Too many shrimps is bad for you.”