user-1: 
Conditioned reality, the psycho-physical interdependence, only exist
  because we experience it. This is how I interpreted Yuttadhammo's
  videos on Ultimate Reality. Is this a correct interpretation and if
  so, how can I apply this to my meditation practice?

Metta!

user151: Ultimatly things exist as raw experience  moving through the sense doors. 
Bhante Yuttadhammo talked a lot over many videos about ultimate reality and other useful teachings from many angles so beginners and maybe intermediate level students could understand. I personally had to listen over and over and over and over again while practicing the meditation over and over and over again.

How do you apply this to meditation practice? 

You purposely pay attention to whatever is in awareness coming through the sense doors moment by moment. The smallest mind moment may be something like one thousandth of a second of attention and in that moment there is just one atomic particle of reality to experience that is just what it is or ultimate reality. There are no consepts or conditions at this level. Concepts and conditions would need the mind to take another moment or more to gather a combination of momentary experiences, memories and other  mental functions  to form a consept or condition in the mind. Yeah, consepts would need some memories of previous moments that don't actually exist anymore, this may give you insight as to why consepts don't exist like we feel they exist.

-1: <blockquote>
  <p>Conditioned reality, the psycho-physical interdependence, only exist
  because we experience it. This is how I interpreted Yuttadhammo's
  videos on Ultimate Reality. Is this a correct interpretation and if
  so, how can I apply this to my meditation practice?</p>
</blockquote>

<p>Metta!</p>
 151: <p>Ultimatly things exist as raw experience  moving through the sense doors. </p>

<p>Bhante Yuttadhammo talked a lot over many videos about ultimate reality and other useful teachings from many angles so beginners and maybe intermediate level students could understand. I personally had to listen over and over and over and over again while practicing the meditation over and over and over again.</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>How do you apply this to meditation practice? </p>
</blockquote>

<p>You purposely pay attention to whatever is in awareness coming through the sense doors moment by moment. The smallest mind moment may be something like one thousandth of a second of attention and in that moment there is just one atomic particle of reality to experience that is just what it is or ultimate reality. There are no consepts or conditions at this level. Concepts and conditions would need the mind to take another moment or more to gather a combination of momentary experiences, memories and other  mental functions  to form a consept or condition in the mind. Yeah, consepts would need some memories of previous moments that don't actually exist anymore, this may give you insight as to why consepts don't exist like we feel they exist.</p>
