Most 'mindfulness' is passive. This Toltec technique is an active hack: flood your sensory input with peripheral vision to overload the ego-structure's ability to generate noise. It's not watching thought; it's making it impossible for thought to arise.
The mind's biggest trap is turning Direct Realization into a project. When you experience the 'falling' into no-space, the ego asks, 'Am I doing it right?'. This is not a question to be answered, but a pattern to be dropped. This is the deconstruction of the 'doer'.
Most are trapped on a rollercoaster of thoughts and emotions, a broken autopilot they mistake for themselves. This teaching provides the engineering to shift from a 'somebody' lost in the noise to the 'something' that witnesses it all. This is the first step to Direct Realization.
The modern mind's addiction to analysis is a trap. By slicing reality into infinite pieces, we miss the whole. Rohan explains why this intellectual 'progress' is a regression and how the Direct Path bypasses this ego-structure to reveal what is already here.
Your mind isn't one voice; it's a committee of six characters led by a tyrannical Judge. This Toltec engineering method shows how to dismantle the Judge-Victim dynamic, not by fighting it, but by becoming the silent Witness. This is the direct path to ending the Mitoté.