>>5043
>I want to remove subjectivity from the process

GOOD FUCKING LUCK WITH THAT. We are all subjective beings only the ONE TRUE OMNISCIENT/OMNIPOTENT GOD or THE ALL have "Objective view of things"
Do you know which exercise is that? The Exercise 8 that was left off from the image that you posted when you merge with the "Great Eye". Is that "Objective"? No it is just an eye that can lead to other subjective views and different perceptions. The sum of all subjectivity can be "objective" then there is a step above it that is unexplainable. There are so many eyes on the path and you will need to change and upgrade your perception many times.


>Maybe one day I'll be the guy who writes the book that makes all of this "standardized"
Pic related. This is why we have million religions traditions even more occult books that start with WISH I KNEW THIS KNOWLEDGE WHEN I STARTED THE PATH BUT AM SHARING THIS COZ AM SUCH A BENEVOLENT MASTER. All the books say the same thing over and over again but from different angles and with different prejudices that change with time and age and no matter how many times they say it it's meaningless if you are unable to "get it"

>>5043
>Some people also can't visualize things in detail
And some people can't see with their eyes it is called blindness.
>My problem is the reverse
No your problem is that the solution was always front of you so you disregard it as a solution. You made your own chains and unable to see how they work

>Not having an inner monologue would be extremely useful for Dharana (focusing on a single thought) & Dhyana (emptying your mind of all thoughts).