I’ve got to understanding that recon may be not the dynamics between the scripting and the subconscious mind but the dynamics between the conscious and subconscious minds, where the scripting is only a doorway between both.
Our Zero Point may be not our ego but our alter ego (aka shadow). That scarcely known and suppressed part of me we gravitate towards yet almost always stay away from.
I’m working on connecting with it (my alter ego) by letting go of my conscious self and embracing the unconscious one. It’s not about letting go of the whole awareness (is it even possible?) but letting go of everything but the basic common sense and essential perceptual awareness. It’s about embracing my unconscious self (the impulses from the “depths”) and living it, yet without succumbing to its darkest impulses.
All of it requires a great amount of introspection at first, in order to get in touch with your alter ego, yet, later on, it gets narrowed to a kind of meditation/concentration/focus on a mental representation of your alter ego. That representation can be an image, emotion, or abstract idea (it probably can take more mental forms).
That constant internal focus on the created mental representation of your alter ego silences ego, and all its chatter that distracts your inner focus on connecting with your alter ego. I found that this chatter is what causes the most recon in me, and the most severe one. Once I’ve silenced it, I bask in the cool glow of my alter ego.

The stronger bond between us (me and my alter ego), the more I get aligned with who I truly am. The movement towards that divine union makes me more complete, more alive and stronger. Is it the way Beyond Divinity?