Thousands of meditation methods are available today.

Some focus on breathing.

Some use visualization.

Some work with symbolic images.

Others emphasize energy systems, chakras, mindfulness, concentration, or traditional contemplative practices.

Universal Structure Meditation follows a different direction of investigation.

It is not primarily based on breath regulation.

It is not based on visualization or imagined forms.

It is not based on symbolic energy systems.

Instead, it investigates what it describes as the inward curvature of time and space within the Universal Structure.

According to this investigation, the fundamental cause of psychological suffering is not simply found in individual thoughts or emotions.

It is found within a deeper structural process through which experience accumulates and is retained.

Rather than attempting to replace thoughts with positive thinking or suppress unwanted emotions, Universal Structure Meditation investigates the mechanism through which experience, memory, attachment, desire, and suffering continuously arise.

The purpose of this investigation is not belief.

It is direct observation.

Universal Structure Meditation invites each person to examine this model through personal investigation and experience.

Whether the observations presented here are accepted or rejected is left entirely to the reader’s own inquiry.

This is why Universal Structure Meditation is presented not merely as another meditation technique, but as a structural investigation into the inward curvature of time and space.

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At a Glance

Universal Structure Meditation

• Investigates the inward curvature of time and space.
• Explores the structural origin of suffering.
• Examines how experience becomes memory.
• Encourages direct investigation rather than belief.
• Presents a structural model called the Universal Structure.