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The author says that it is extremely difficult to concentrate during sitting meditation. That's how he describes it:

"But I couldn't simply sit in a quiet temple without my mind being filled every second with the fireworks of clutter. After a few years I thought I had deconstructed the many dimensions of that moment, but it was upon joining the team at Flow months ago that I realized I still had work to do".

What does the phrase "deconstructed the many dimensions" mean in this text?

I found the term "dimensional deconstruction", but I doubt that it is applicable. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dimensional_deconstruction

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    As far as I am concerned, it doesn't have an exact meaning, or much meaning at all, but seems to be a would-be poetic or mystical way of saying "my mind was still". I may be wrong,though.
    – Colin Fine
    Commented Feb 15, 2016 at 15:55

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I don't think there is any specific meaning to do with dimensions, it's just a poetic way of saying "fully understood all the aspects".

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