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If you can read the sign, you are NOT nowhere:

Conscious beings have to be somewhere, and the greatest of places to be is nowhere.

Nowhere means you are not conscious of being there until after you’re not there, and you only know you were NOWHERE because you are again somewhere.

To rest from knowing, you have to enter a state of unknowing, or not knowing, anything.

It is the Great-Peace-and-Silence-of-non-existence. It is a break from knowing.

Sleep is like that.

Meditation in the-stillness-of-silence is like that.

Not thinking a single thought is like that.

The only way to enter THAT reality and lose yourself in it, is to be asleep, meditate or not think.

To be nowhere is very rejuvenating, which is why we sleep, which is why we meditate, which is why we practice not thinking (and yes...I have a mouse called ‘we’ in my pocket).

No conscious being can imagine being nowhere. Try it. It’s quite impossible. It is impossible because if you are imagining, then you ARE somewhere (the place you are imagining).

Nowhere can only be entered by stilling your mind, your thoughts and your imagination, or falling asleep.

If you are AWARE that you are not thinking thoughts and imagining, you are not nowhere.

If you are aware that you are watching your breaths, you are not nowhere.

How you can tell that you’ve been nowhere, is the “Ah Ha” awake moment you realize that you are no longer nowhere, because you are again somewhere.

To be UNCONSCIOUS is to be NOWHERE, which of course, is somewhere, but you just don’t know it.

The VALUE of unconsciousness is unknown by people who have never tasted lobster or chocolate. You cannot appreciate that which you have not tasted .... or done.

Every consciousness eventually learns the value, the astounding value, of entering nowhere to recuperate from being elsewhere. And they who do not know the value, enter nowhere never-the-less when sleeping deeply. It’s probably a THE LAW.
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"And that's why sleep is mandatory."