Consider the following Zen koan. Two monks were arguing about it. Arguing back and forth they could come to no agreement. It is your mind that is moving. Although he knows how to open his mouth, he does not see that he was caught by words.
Zen truth is lost once articulated.
The attitude of Zen experiences everyday life directly at a holistic level beneath and beyond any possibility of intersubjectively shared experience. Consequently, the truth of Zen is inaccessible to the scientific attitude. For similar reasons, mystical religious experience also is inaccessible to science. Not as a thing among the internal things, nor as a figment of the imagination, but as what is present. Nothing at all.