Lacuna
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The word "lacuna" means gap - absence, deficiency, lack of something. It has different uses in different contexts:
Manuscripts - a missing section of text.
Music - an extended silence in a piece of music.
Linguistics - a lexical gap in a language.
Law - the lack of a law, legal precedence or legal source addressing a situation.
Histology - a small space containing an osteocyte in bone or chondrocyte in cartilage.
Philosophy - a missing part in an argument in which one logical step is not based on the previous step though it claims to do so.
Psychology - any kind of deficiency in one's personality or perception.
And in spirituality? What can be a valid meaning for lacuna in the spiritual context?
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The gap between two thoughts
The gap. The gap between two thoughts which is a precious gateway if you could only be aware of it.
See in this matter the post in http://www.gurusfeet.com/blog/beam-bliss.
koan. maybe no mind.
This is a brilliant question and a brilliant presentation of the question :-)
I feel it is like a koan - I happened not to be able to communicate any reasonable answer to "what could be LACUNA in the spiritual context?" but it directed me to some feeling to which I cannot give name, maybe no mind.
The gap between the dream
The gap between the dream and the real?