Yes. I guess, one way to explain things is this.
I would for one say that the next thing I say should be taken with reserve.
For instance when people say be in present moment.
What is being in present moment is my subjective sense of self.
My sense of self can actually be compromised in many ways.
I could be blind, or in shock, or tired or drunk or many other things which would completely compromise my sense of self.
In and of it self whether I am in coma or sleepwalking I am always trapped in the current moment.
Even so my brain might or might not be fully aware of it.
My human though travels through every moment nontheless.
What is interesting is that intuitively we are exposed through all things we experience to some weird order of things. This order often expands beyond our comprehension.
For instance tangible things are few. Beyond that our brains have greater subconscious awareness. But even beyond unconscious there seems to be some orderly feature of our subjective self passing through time.
As if there being order.
Now this it self is not actual evidence of anything.
But for instance one can conceptualize reality as something created in front of one eyes. Much like in games where beyond certain horizon the player actually has no view, as the computer still failed to generate the open world.
In the extreme polar opposite I could view all moments as discrete moments that have no cohesive meaning. We humans with our awareness are able to accept the passage of our present self from past through present into future.
However as we pass through every moment we can somewhat intuitively see there is kind of order to every eventuality.
I don't mean just coincidences, or merely simply trivial laws, of physics and stuff.
I mean there seems to be this emerging knowing that there is something more to this whole thing.
Now I don't exactly want to be mystical here. I mean it in non mystical sense.
Yes there is sense of vague mystery.
But for what its worth, this idea that world happens merely the way it does does not seem to follow from my experience of human condition awareness.
There is just this "I don't know what" factor to everything.
