kinda eerie wasnt it?

...maybe.

It's all your fault anyway.

Meditating is the oposite of letting your brain wander. It's all about emptying your brain of thought completely. It's also really hard to do. I can't just sit quietly and observe without thinking a single thought for more than a few seconds. I'm under the impression that getting good at it can be very beneficial, however. I'll keep working on it.

I always understood it to be clearing your mind, keeping it clear, and observing--without judging--every little thought/impression/input that passes through, then gently nudging it out to clear the mind again.

This wasn't exactly what I was doing, but it was close to it. The thoughts were staying for a bit longer than perhaps they should have, and were clearing out on their own. But my mind was still blank most of the time.

Of course, whenever my mind blanks, it usually sends me to sleep (or the brink of sleep), because there's nothing for it to do. So I've never been able to remain fully conscious while trying to meditate (at least, if I'm doing the thought part correctly).

To put that in terms of Intel architecture, instead of executing a nop loop, it executes an hlt, which shuts itself off and waits for the next interrupt. ;P

So you've been nakie?

Okie, sorry.. *sighs* I'm just being a pain in the ass right now.