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For me the language of silence is having less thoughts in my mind by increasing the latent period between one thought and another.

Since you used the word Cycle, I would relate to the language of silence using the slang word "Cycle Gap" in Tamil movies and songs.

The Cycle Gap usage in Tamil songs talks about a short period of time where one gets to do things( mostly unnnoticed)

For me the language of silence is to increase the time span of the " Cycle Gap".

Somewhat the time expansion effect by keeping the thoughts per second less..eg in meditation when thought waves are less, the Cycle Gap effect is felt and there is at times temporary slowing down of breath too and the gap between inhalation and exhalation increases.
This " twilight zone of neither inhaling nor exhaling" is when we are totally silent and its this point we gain insights that flash in our brain like messages..it could be audio or visual messages.
The messages mostly are from our subconscious and relate to things we need to work on.

I have no experience with Brahman's thoughts as you have experienced.

Regards

<blockquote data-quote="renuka" data-source="post: 482540" data-attributes="member: 7604">For me the language of silence is having less thoughts in my mind by increasing the latent period between one thought and another.Since you used the word Cycle, I would relate to the language of silence using the slang word &quot;Cycle Gap&quot; in Tamil movies and songs.The Cycle Gap usage in Tamil songs talks about a short period of time where one gets to do things( mostly unnnoticed)For me the language of silence is to increase the time span of the &quot; Cycle Gap&quot;.&nbsp;Somewhat the time expansion effect by keeping the thoughts per second less..eg in meditation when thought waves are less, the Cycle Gap effect is felt and there is at times temporary slowing down of breath too and the gap between inhalation and exhalation increases.This &quot; twilight zone of neither inhaling nor exhaling&quot; is&nbsp; when we are totally silent and its this point we gain insights that flash in our brain like messages..it could be audio or visual messages.The messages mostly are from our subconscious and relate to things we need to work on.I have no experience with Brahman&#039;s thoughts as you have experienced.Regards</blockquote>

[QUOTE="renuka, post: 482540, member: 7604"] For me the language of silence is having less thoughts in my mind by increasing the latent period between one thought and another. Since you used the word Cycle, I would relate to the language of silence using the slang word "Cycle Gap" in Tamil movies and songs. The Cycle Gap usage in Tamil songs talks about a short period of time where one gets to do things( mostly unnnoticed) For me the language of silence is to increase the time span of the " Cycle Gap". Somewhat the time expansion effect by keeping the thoughts per second less..eg in meditation when thought waves are less, the Cycle Gap effect is felt and there is at times temporary slowing down of breath too and the gap between inhalation and exhalation increases. This " twilight zone of neither inhaling nor exhaling" is when we are totally silent and its this point we gain insights that flash in our brain like messages..it could be audio or visual messages. The messages mostly are from our subconscious and relate to things we need to work on. I have no experience with Brahman's thoughts as you have experienced. Regards [/QUOTE]

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