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Sunya is a Sanskrit term which means 'empty' or 'void.' Buddhi, in Sanskrit, means many things. In this case, however, we are adopting one particular meaning from, and according to 'sanskritdictionary.com:' "The power of forming and retaining conceptions and general notions." Thank you kindly, Sir Monier-Williams. Thus, "sunyabuddhi" is the state in which one no longer lives beneath the burden of their own thought. That is to say, sunyabuddhi is that state in which a person now observes what is without analysis, judgement, or opinion. He is free from thought, unless he chooses to think. That, is sunyabuddhi.
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