... " try to see an eventual connection between the pyramid as a cavity resonator and the self as an autonomous charge and any possible interaction between the two within an imagery context"... and this summed up almost the whole of it but it appears a little terse so we shall add a few notes which will clearly, even if concisely, describe the experiment.

Just like the requirements of any experiment in meditation, it is imperative that you are relaxed, breath properly and carry it out in a quiet environment.

The next step, fully relaxed, is to imagine a pyramid, a simple pyramid, you don't need a sarcophagus inside and ancient ornaments or pictures. Focus your attention on simplicity.

Next you should imagine your self - not yourself - for what it is: no shape, dimension or color or any other attribute. You will see nothing but you will feel it as tangible as anything which you can grab with the hands because it is that some sort of physical charge which keeps us going. It is the sum total of consciousness and the subconscious.

The pyramid has its own energy as a cavity resonator.

Your self, here in a supra-consciousness state, has its own energy.

This self now is within the vaults of the pyramid.

There is a natural interaction between your self's energy and the pyramid's energy.

It cannot be otherwise, the mental image is energy and your self is energy. Don't try to stop forcefully the flow of thoughts or fall into reveries, rather, keep them focused on the exercise. You are perfectly relaxed, your whole being (as expressed by the word self) is within the pyramid, nothing else disturbs you.

That is it!

Don't worry: it won't give you nirvana, self liberation or other delusional states of mind, they are all illusions. And it might not give you super-psychic powers so as to levitate, accomplish wonders and subjugate humanity. The quest is peace of mind, freedom, knowledge or, differently stated, absolute self-control.

An explanation of the process

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