The empty mind exercise in Franz Bardon's Initiation into Hermetics, Chapter 1. 

Question: How good should I get at this exercise?

Response: I will answer your question shortly. But did I mention that there are all sorts of astral components to the exercise?  That is, on the mystical realms and siddhis associated with it.  See video above. 

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