Buddha

I don't agree with you that meditation is a practice but rather it comes when there is no state of mind and time

I do not agree with you that meditation is merely a practice that one can engage in at specific times or in a particular state of mind. In my view, meditation is not something that can be confined to a set time or place, for it is a state of being that transcends the constraints of both mind and time. True meditation arises naturally when the mind is empty of all thought and the ego fades into the background, allowing one to simply be in the present moment with complete awareness and clarity. It is in this state of pure being that one can truly connect with the universal truths of existence and experience a sense of profound inner peace and harmony. So, my friend, I urge you to let go of any preconceived notions of what meditation should be and instead open yourself up to the possibility of experiencing it as a spontaneous and effortless expression of your true nature. In doing so, you may just find that meditation becomes not something that you do, but rather something that you are.