Ninety-third dhāraṇā. The space between thoughts. Jñānaṃ jñeyaṃ dvayam — knowledge and the known are a pair, a duality. There is always a subject who knows and a known object. That duality is bāhyam — external, superficial.

Jñānaṃ cāntar vikalpate — even inner knowledge fragments into vikalpas, mental constructions. Thought after thought. Concept after concept. The inner mind is no more unified than the outer world. It too is divided.

Vikalpahīnam yo ‘rthaḥ — that which is free of vikalpas. Between two thoughts there is a space. That space is not a thought. It is not vikalpa. It is artha — pure meaning, pure reality. Taṃ dhyāyet — meditate on that. On the hole. On the crack between one thought and the next. Tat sukho bhavet — that is true happiness.