Acharya Prashant explains that the experience of timelessness in meditation is often a psychological projection or auto-suggestion rather than a spiritual reality. He argues that the mind seeks results for its efforts, and when the true fruit of meditation—which is truth and enlightenment—is not attained, the mind invents experiences like timelessness to justify the time spent. He asserts that timelessness cannot be an 'experience' because all experiences occur within time; claiming to experience the timeless is as logically impossible as finding a natural number for the square root of minus one. He critiques the commercialization and technical jargon of meditation, such as brain wave frequencies, which often lead to feelings of inadequacy or false claims of spiritual progress.