Turiyatita – Morgan O. Smith

The Disappearance of the Seeker

Meditation isn’t merely a technique; it is the gradual erasure of illusion. Every breath, every moment of stillness, dissolves another layer of pretense until what remains is not a person meditating, but consciousness aware of itself. Liberation is not gained; it is revealed when the striving ends. The self that once sought enlightenment discovers it was never apart from what it pursued.

The unfolding of awareness moves through countless thresholds. There are moments of clarity where boundaries soften, and the familiar sense of “I” loosens its grip. Some call these glimpses samādhi, nirvāṇa, or turiya. Beyond even these is turiyatīta, the unnameable state where all distinctions vanish. Subject and object collapse into one reality. The opposites that define existence, light and dark, life and death, God and creation, are seen as expressions of a single, seamless truth.

This realization does not occur through effort alone. For some, it arrives after years of disciplined practice. For others, it erupts without warning, as if eternity could no longer hide behind time. Yet whether noticed or not, this state is always present. Every being already lives as the infinite, experiencing the play of separation as though it were real.

To awaken is to stop pretending. To drop the mask of becoming and recognize the silent presence that has never moved. Once seen, life cannot return to its previous rhythm. Even the simplest act becomes sacred; a reflection of the whole living through itself. The journey ends where it began: in the undeniable truth that there was never a seeker, only the seeing itself.

Morgan O. Smith

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The Stage Beyond Oneness

When Even the Kosmos Falls Away

There comes a point when even the most expansive vision collapses—not from error, but from completion.

On the path of awakening, seekers often journey from the confines of selfhood to a union with all things. Ego dissolves, and what once felt separate now reveals itself as interconnected. Compassion grows. The heart blooms for all beings. One begins to live for the Whole.

But for some, even this union becomes too crowded.

Even the notion of “One” becomes too noisy.

This is the threshold where Kosmocentric awareness—a state of profound unity with all life and existence—gives way to something quieter, more radical. Not a deeper connection, but the quiet erasure of the very need for connection. Not expansion, but the release of expansion itself.

This is acentric awareness.

Not centered on the self.

Not centered on the world.

Not even centered on the All.

Acentricity does not point toward identification with something greater. It simply makes no identification at all. No vantage point. No witness. No center from which to perceive. It does not declare that all is One—it no longer needs such declarations. Truth requires no thesis here.

Reality just appears.

Without context.

Without a watcher.

Without the echo of a thought that says, “I am aware.”

Call it suchness.

Call it the absence of everything, shimmering as everything.

Call it the stillness that doesn’t oppose movement, because it was never still.

This isn’t transcendence. It isn’t detachment. It isn’t a stance. It’s the utter end of stance—the collapse of spiritual architecture, without the rubble. It doesn’t reject the world. It simply no longer perceives it as something to accept or reject.

And what does such a life look like?

Unremarkable.

Utterly simple.

Perhaps quiet, perhaps animated.

But always empty of claim, even the claim to be empty.

There are no teachings left to transmit. Not because truth has been mastered, but because it was never a possession. No more climbing. No more seeking. No more union. Not even rest—because rest would imply effort once existed.

This is the unborn silence that does not speak—not even through the mouths of sages.

It appears as a leaf falling, as someone stirring soup, as the sound of a crow at dusk.

And you might pass by it without knowing.

Because it doesn’t need to be known.

It just is.

And it is no one’s.

Morgan O. Smith

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The Absence of Dimension

A Contemplation on Absolute Monism

What dimension is the experience of absolute monism?

That very question quietly collapses under its own weight.

To ask “how many” is to divide the indivisible. To quantify is to measure a mystery that can only be met in its own silence. Within the direct realization of Turiyatita—that which lies beyond even Turiya—there is no vantage point from which to count, compare, or classify. The moment dimensionality is assigned, we have already slipped back into the architecture of mind, where form assumes primacy over essence.

Still, the mind hungers for some orientation. So let’s turn the prism slowly, exploring this from a few distinct angles—not as answers, but as offerings.

1. Relative Lens: The Architecture of Experience

Certain esoteric traditions offer a gradient of consciousness: from the dense contours of the material (3D), to subtle inner time-space (4D), toward integrative fields of unity (5D and above). These serve as helpful metaphors, allowing seekers to understand how consciousness may expand or refine. Yet even the loftiest of these is still part of the dream—within the cosmic play of form.

From this lens, the direct encounter with nonduality might appear multi-dimensional, even interdimensional, because it defies the logic of linearity. It feels vast, borderless, paradoxical. But it is still being interpreted by a relative mind, even if only for a moment.

2. Transcendental Lens: The Priorness of the Real

Absolute monism is not located anywhere because it is not a location.

Dimensionality implies structure. It assumes contrast. But the Absolute is prior to all arising. It is not 1D, 5D, or 12D—it is the generative zero-point. The stillness that allows all movement. The background that isn’t separate from the foreground but holds all images without ever becoming one.

It is not empty like a void; it is empty like ungraspable fullness. The kind of emptiness that births stars and dissolves gods. Not confined to being or non-being, but transcending both.

3. Direct Realization: The Collapse of All Coordinates

No map leads here.

Direct realization is immediate and unmediated. Not because you reached a peak, but because the climber vanished. There is no experiencer—only experiencing. No mind reflecting on awareness—only awareness aware of itself.

Here, space has not been born. Time has not begun ticking. Even the concept of unity dissolves, for there is nothing to be unified. What remains is suchness—pure presence prior to presence. A silent explosion of is-ness so complete it leaves no trace.

Not a Dimension. Not Even a State.

So what do we call it?

Nothing.

And everything.

To speak of “the dimension of absolute monism” is to subtly betray it. Better to say: it is the absence of dimension in which all dimensions arise and dissolve. Not a high place, but the place before place. Not a peak, but the disappearance of altitude itself.

A Final Whisper

Absolute monism is not the highest dimension.
It is the absence of dimension,
where even “one” dissolves.
Here, all becomes what it has always been—
indivisible, unbounded, unspoken.

Morgan O. Smith

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Beyond Distinctions

Exploring Turiyatita and Absolute Monism in Advaita Vedanta

In the spiritual landscape of Advaita Vedanta, the concept of nonduality transcends the mere absence of distinctions—it ushers us into the realm of Absolute Monism, or Turiyatita—the state of “the one without a second.” This profound philosophical framework challenges our everyday perceptions, urging us to look beyond the apparent separateness of the world.

Nonduality in this context does not imply a simplistic erasure of distinctions, but a deeper recognition that all forms and phenomena arise from the same underlying reality. This reality is not one of many, but a singular existence that pervades all, without an other or a second to stand beside it.

The journey to understanding Turiyatita involves peeling back the layers of illusion that fabricate duality within our experiences. Common perceptions of separation between self and other, observer and observed, are seen as just that—perceptions. These are not absolute truths but conditioned responses to the world. The realization of Turiyatita invites a shift from these conditioned views towards a holistic awareness, where dualities merge into a singular, expansive consciousness.

This path to enlightenment challenges the seeker to transcend the intellectual and embrace a lived experience of oneness. It is not about negating diversity but understanding the underlying unity that makes diversity possible. By recognizing the unity underlying all diversity, one does not lose the uniqueness of individual expressions; rather, one gains an appreciation of how these expressions emerge from the same source.

The implications of this understanding are vast and transformative. Embracing Turiyatita can lead to profound peace, as conflicts often stem from perceptions of separation. When one sees all beings and things as extensions of the same infinite reality, compassion and empathy flow naturally.

Advaita Vedanta’s discourse on nonduality and Turiyatita thus offers not just a philosophical stance, but a practical guide to living more harmoniously within the apparent complexities of the world. It beckons us to experience life from a place where the oneness of existence becomes not only a concept but a living reality.

Morgan O. Smith

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The Unveiling Dance

My Journey into Turiyatita and Kundalini Awakening

Amid the delicate balance of the manifest and the unmanifest, my soul stumbled upon the ethereal doorway to Turiyatita on a serene afternoon of December 14, 2019. Turiyatita, a whisper in the cosmos resonating with the enigmatic essence of nondual suchness, unfurled before me as my passport to the indescribable singularity of absolute being. This mystic voyage was both celestial and grounding, marked by a full-blown Kundalini awakening—a cosmic dance entwined through the silken threads of my physical, subtle, and causal body. As a peculiar paralysis caressed my earthly vessel, each twitch and shiver seemed to echo the ageless wisdom that sages sought through millennia.

With every ostensibly involuntary movement, I felt as if I were wading through the boundless choreography of human expression. Every asana, pranayama, and mudra, both known and unknown, found expression through the vessel of my being, weaving into a grand tapestry of divine play. Each movement transcended the ‘I’, echoing the boundless cosmos, resonating with every action and stance ever taken by any being across the sands of time. The dance crescendoed into a majestic pose embodying the essence of yoga—a pose that seemed to encompass all poses, every action, event, and the ceaseless flow of the universe folding into a singular point of profound stillness.

This stillness was a revelation unlike any other. It was a palpable melding with the physical realm, seamlessly extending into the subtle and the causal. Unlike my previous sojourns into the nondual reality, where the concept of self dissolved into the vast expanse of existence, this voyage felt more grounded, more material, yet soared beyond the material realm’s enigmatic boundaries.

The seeds of this monumental experience were sown much earlier, precisely in the spring of 2003. My voyage was tenderly cradled through the sacred rituals of Ayahuasca under the nurturing guidance of a Shaman, the boundless realms unveiled through 5meo DMT, N N DMT sessions, and other entheogenic encounters. The countless hours of daily sessions of high-tech meditation of Holosync, eventually blossoming into Yinnergy which I had designed and created in 2010, became a part of my daily repertoire, along with neurofeedback training. The turning point arose in 2018 when the fiery serpent of Kundalini uncoiled fully within me, heralding the profound occurrences that would unfold a year later.

The final catalyst was the divine darshan I was blessed with from the enlightened master, Paramahamsa Vishwananda in September 2019. The grace of the guru catapulted me into a deep nondual peak experience, paving the ethereal path to that transformative afternoon in December. Life, as I knew it, pirouetted to a new rhythm, a rhythm resonating with the heartbeats of the cosmos. The veil of Maya lifted, revealing a dance—a dance of divine ecstasy, an unending journey into the heart of existence.

The memories of the celestial dance still linger, softly nudging me toward the unseen, unheard, and unspoken realms awaiting exploration. Much more beckons to be said about that day, yet the profoundest of its essence may never find the veil of verbiage.

Morgan O. Smith

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Bridging Quantum Realms and Turiyatita

The Web of Interconnection

In the intricate and mystifying world of quantum mechanics, one phenomenon stands out as particularly thought-provoking: quantum entanglement. It’s a concept that defies our everyday logic, connecting particles across vast distances in such a way that the state of one instantly influences the state of the other. This interconnectedness, existing beyond space and time, might find an unlikely companion in an ancient spiritual concept: turiyatita, the attainment of spiritual enlightenment.

The Interconnected Universe

Quantum entanglement illustrates how, at the fundamental level, all things in the universe are interconnected. This idea resonates with spiritual teachings across cultures that speak of the oneness of existence and the interconnectedness of all life. In Indian philosophy, turiyatita represents a state of consciousness that transcends the conventional realms of waking, dreaming, deep sleep, and even the transcendental state known as turiya. It’s a state of realization that everything is part of a singular divine essence.

Could these two concepts, one rooted in the cutting-edge science of quantum physics and the other in ancient spiritual wisdom, have something to say to each other?

A Metaphor for Enlightenment

Quantum entanglement could be seen as a metaphor for the experience of spiritual enlightenment. The entangled particles, seemingly separate but inherently connected, might symbolize how everything in existence is part of the same cosmic dance. Likewise, the experience of turiyatita transcends the illusion of separateness, revealing an underlying unity.

In this metaphorical sense, the realization of enlightenment could be likened to experiencing the world in its entangled state, where divisions melt away and a profound interconnectedness is revealed.

A Dance of Mystery

Yet, the relationship between quantum entanglement and turiyatita is more than a simple analogy. Both concepts challenge our conventional understanding of reality. They both hint at a world far more complex and interconnected than our ordinary senses can perceive.

Is it possible that these two ideas, one from the realm of science and the other from the domain of spirituality, are glimpses of the same underlying truth? Is there a hidden dance of connection that plays out both in the microscopic world of quantum particles and the expansive world of human consciousness?

Conclusion

The connection between quantum entanglement and turiyatita may be speculative and metaphorical, but it invites us to ponder the profound mysteries of existence. It’s a reminder that the world is far more complex and beautiful than we often realize and that science and spirituality, seemingly disparate, might have something profound to say to each other.

This dance of connection between the physical and the metaphysical invites us to explore, wonder, and perhaps even transcend our conventional understanding of reality. It’s a poetic reminder that we are all interconnected, in ways that both science and spirituality continue to explore and celebrate.

Morgan O. Smith

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Beyond the Verbal Abyss

Embracing the Indescribable in the Pursuit of Nondual Consciousness

The realm of metaphysics has been exploring the uncharted territory of human existence since the inception of philosophical thought. The concept of ‘Turiyatita’, borrowed from the ancient Vedantic wisdom, invites us to delve into the mystery of the Ultimate Nondual Presence. In a state of supreme transcendence, Turiyatita marries the notions of Emptiness and form, painting a picture of the Self fully liberated and realized.

This profound state is said to represent the highest level of human awareness. It’s the experience of actualizing the quintessential Vedantic concept, “Aham Brahmasmi,” the realization that all is Brahman, the ultimate reality.

The fascinating paradox of this journey lies in its unspeakability. The moment of enlightenment, where one realizes their ultimate oneness with the universe, is so overwhelmingly mind-shattering that no human language can capture its essence. We find ourselves venturing into a stateless state, an inexplicable expanse that houses all potentiality, while simultaneously being nothing. It’s a cosmic riddle that has always existed and will continue to exist, challenging the very constructs of human understanding.

Over the years, I grappled with expressing the enigma that is Turiyatita. I discovered that language, no matter how profound or poetic, remains insufficient to convey this transcendental experience. The individual mind’s narratives fall short when tasked with communicating such an experience to the collective consciousness. This realization is like a boundless sea that can only be expressed through the universe itself – through everything around us, beneath us, above us, within us, and even through us. Our very existence, after all, is an echo of this ‘Absolute’ language.

This illuminating journey of pure awareness left me in a state of awe, marking an indelible imprint on my ego’s fragments. An unforgettable memory, it is the most profound self-discovery I’ve had in this lifetime.

Most of us remain oblivious to the existence of this state, yet it’s accessible to everyone. It waits patiently for anyone bold enough to plunge into its mysterious depths. These are the Akashic waters of enlightenment, a blissful abyss where the brave explorers willingly lose themselves.

This presence, while unnoticeable, pervades our existence as an invisible field, a force that forms the bedrock of all beings. It’s in the exploration of this Ground of All Existence that one realizes the enigma of the indescribable, the ineffable mystery commonly referred to as ‘God’.

So, as we journey through life and its varied experiences, may we always strive for the courage to explore these profound depths. For it is in these explorations that we touch upon the mysteries of our existence, our true selves, and the cosmic reality we are all a part of.

Morgan O. Smith

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The Enigmatic G.O.D.

A Tapestry of Multifaceted Interpretations through Turiyatita

Introduction:
In the endless quest to fathom the profound entity known as God, Eastern and Western philosophies converge and diverge in a myriad of ways. This cosmic journey leads us to Turiyatita, a transcendent state beyond the fourth state of consciousness, where the true essence of God can be wholly embraced. Let us delve into the kaleidoscopic interpretations of the acronym G.O.D. through the lens of both Eastern and Western spirituality.

Giver Of Dreams:
In Western concepts, God is often seen as the Giver Of Dreams, inspiring aspirations. Contrarily, Eastern philosophies like Hinduism consider God as the Atman, reflecting the highest potential within oneself.

Guardian Of Divinity:
The Western Abrahamic faiths often portray God as a protector of purity, a Guardian Of Divinity. In Taoism, the Tao is considered the source of all divinity, without actively guarding it.

Guide Of Destiny:
In the Western context, God often plays a direct role in guiding destinies. The Eastern concept of Dharma reflects an innate order and righteousness, where individuals are their own guides through Karma.

Generator Of Diversity:
In the West, God’s creative aspect is exemplified in Genesis. In Hinduism, Lord Brahma symbolizes the Generator Of Diversity, being responsible for creation within the eternal cycle of Samsara.

Gatherer Of Devotion:
In the West, devotion is often gathered in the form of prayer. In Bhakti Yoga, an Eastern practice, devotion is an all-encompassing love and surrender to the divine.

Grand Orchestrator of Dynamics:
While Western deism believes in God as the Grand Orchestrator who set the universe in motion, Daoism sees the Dao as an impersonal force, guiding the natural order.

Garden Of Delight:
In Christianity, Eden represents the Garden Of Delight. In contrast, Buddhism’s Sukhavati is a pure land, representing an enlightened state of bliss and contentment.

Galaxy’s Omnipotent Designer:
In the West, Intelligent Design Theory posits God as the designer. Hinduism’s Vishwakarma is revered as the divine architect of the universe, reflecting a similar sentiment.

Guardian Of Deeds:
In Western theology, the idea of a judgmental God who serves as Guardian Of Deeds is prominent. The Eastern concept of Karma conveys a self-regulating system of moral retribution.

Gracious Overseer of Deliverance:
Both Eastern and Western traditions portray God as a liberator. In Christianity, salvation is through Jesus Christ; in Hinduism, Moksha or liberation from the cycle of rebirth.

Realization through Turiyatita:
To truly integrate these interpretations, one must transcend to Turiyatita, a state beyond the waking, dreaming, deep sleep, and Turiya (pure consciousness). In this pinnacle of spiritual awakening, the boundaries dissolve, and one can embody the limitless interpretations of G.O.D., embracing a harmonious coexistence of Eastern and Western spiritual thought.

Conclusion:
The myriad interpretations of G.O.D. weave a rich tapestry of philosophical thought. Turiyatita offers a transcendent vantage point where the essence of these interpretations is revealed in its full glory, harmonizing the wisdom of the East and West.

Morgan O. Smith

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The Time Nexus Enlightenment

When Time Transcends Itself

Introduction

In the perennial quest to understand our place in the universe, the concept of time has bewildered both scientists and spiritual seekers alike. What if, at the pinnacle of spiritual enlightenment, all the disparate facets of time could be understood as a single, unified whole? In this thought-provoking journey, we explore the speculative “Time Nexus Enlightenment Theory” that merges science with spirituality, and proposes an enlightening experience where time transcends itself.

The State of Turiyatita

To set the stage, let us first understand Turiyatita. A term from Hindu philosophy, Turiyatita refers to a state beyond Turiya, the fourth state of consciousness, and is often described as the ultimate realization or enlightenment. It is believed that in Turiyatita, the veil of physical reality is lifted and one’s consciousness expands into a universal scale.

Multidimensional Synchronicity

As the seeker reaches the state of Turiyatita, a symphony of timescales and dimensions unravels. Solar, sidereal, atomic, universal, and dynamical times converge into a multifaceted present moment. This synchronization implies an experiential unity where the past, present, and future cease to be separate.

Relativistic Unity

Einstein’s relativity tells us that time is relative. In Turiyatita, the relativistic variations in time due to motion and gravity unify. The enlightened experiences an eternal now, where every moment is both infinitesimal and everlasting.

Quantum Temporal Oscillation

On the quantum scale, time dances in its most fundamental form. Within Turiyatita, one perceives the quantum oscillations of time, facilitating an understanding of the genesis and potential conclusion of time itself.

Cosmological Comprehension

Imagine the ability to perceive the entire timeline of the universe, from the Big Bang to the far future. Turiyatita allows a person’s consciousness to expand across cosmological timescales, as they witness the birth and evolution of galaxies, stars, and planets.

Psychological and Biological Harmonization

At Turiyatita, the internal clocks that govern perception and biological rhythms harmonize with external time. This alignment leads to heightened awareness, innate wisdom, and an intrinsic connection to all life.

Time as a Conscious Entity

Perhaps most profound is the experience of time as a living, conscious fabric. The seeker realizes that time is not merely a measure, but a form of consciousness, intimately intertwined with existence.

Acausal Connection

Beyond the constraints of causality, the enlightened comprehends the acausal links that transcend time. This insight illuminates the profound interconnectedness of all events, regardless of temporal sequence.

Conclusion

The Time Nexus Enlightenment Theory proposes a transcendent state where the fragmented notions of time merge into a unified, living continuum. While this theory is speculative and creatively integrates science with spirituality, it invites us to ponder the mysteries of time and the boundless potential of human consciousness.

Morgan O. Smith