There’s this
point…in my mind, that’s not there, but I tried to focus on it so that I wouldn’t
focus on anything.  That doesn’t seem to
make any sense, and yet it did at the time. 
Though the point doesn’t actually exist, I can tell you that it was a
yellowy gold, and kind of well…fuzzy, like looking at a tv screen that has
nothing but static playing on it.
And looking
at that point helped me erase the bizarre images that can pop into one’s
head:  me as a giant Buddha, characters
from the tv show “Lost”, computer problems, spinning chakras, my bra being too
tight.  I counted my breaths to keep the
images away.  I noticed that I was
breathing more slowly and deeply.  I
figured that that was good.  Then I figured
that I shouldn’t be figuring.  I noticed
myself relax and then tense up again, and relax again.  
I know I
just started my meditation practice recently. 
And I think I started with a lot of expectations that I’m still holding
on to.  I’m not sure what I consider
success in my effort.  I have noticed
that I seem to have more patience and love towards the world.  And the yellow fuzziness in my mind did help
to get rid of a lot of the noise.  But
just as it seemed to quiet, my timer went off. 
Maybe I will add more time to my next session and move beyond my colored
mind.  Or I could just sit and start
again.

 
 
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