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Yes, this meditation, of a kind.
Quandarius
Explorer
in Meditation
Really, I have no desire to start a discussion. I watched a video on the Web yesterday, and through it, experienced a state that would, I am sure, been impossible to know otherwise. If I succeed in uploading the video, you will know why, if you watch it. However, it is so powerful that, if I don't succeed in uploading it, here is the webpage: 
Do take the trouble to watch, it's only just over three minutes! I feel that it comes into the category of a meditation, hence my posting under this heading. If the video does not appear underneath these words, I did not find a way to upload it. Others don't have any problem doing this, but there is no button to click, or any way of doing it that is obvious.
Metta to all!
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Very cool! I enjoyed it, thanks Quandarius.
With the word "meditation" attributed to as many meanings as "love" is, I think the visual and auditory representation of this murmuration fairly fits the bill as being potentially meditative.
For me it shows life endlessly shifting between order and chaos, space & form, in a fluidity that challenges the self/verses other foundation of ones basic ego's storyline.
Thanks for sharing.
I'm reminded of the continuous dance/movement of sub atomic particles...
I watched first with the music and then without. Without the music, while there was still mental activity as observer, there was more of a lack of need for thoughts.
Imagine really seeing that, filling the sky instead of a computer screen.