The Void is what the Buddhists call the Ohm - the emptiness that is everything. The Native Americans call it "The Great Mystery" and Christians call it "the Holy Spirit". From The Void all things are created from nothingness through pure intent. In this place you are everything and nothing all at the same time.
Words don't really do it justice just as human thought can not truly grasp it and any words applied to it are not only insufficient by also by their very nature limiting.
One way that I think of it is if you believe in a God figure, this is where it came from and where it has its own existence.
When we are in this "place", we become as God for the function of what we do there. We can Create in the same way that we ourselves were created, without the intrusion of outside interference. Because nothing exists in the Void aside from what we bring there what we bring is pure. It is ours and ours alone.
In every other situation, whether Spiritual or Physical, we only change or cause change to that which is already here. But in The Void, we can't change anything because there's nothing there to begin with. What we place there, we bring forth in the same way we - and everything we can comprehend - were brought forth; as manifestations of pure intent.
Like I said, any kind of description of the Void is insuffcient as the Void is indescribable. But maybe that helped give you a slight idea of how it occurs for me.  |