Category: Not-Two
Nonduality emphasizes that ultimate reality (Brahman) is singular and undivided, with the apparent world as illusory multiplicity.
It’s an experiential truth, not mere philosophy, echoed in texts like the Avadhuta Gita via negation (neti neti).
Mr. Jesus pointed to it with “I and the Father (Source) are One.”
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The Key Points (John Wheeler)
“It is not something that comes to us as a future experience. It is not something that we get from a book or obtain as a result of practices, techniques or processes. Nor is it something that comes to us from outside, from a teacher, a divine being or any other source.”
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Transcending Ego… (David Hawkins)
Hawkins equates the nature of love with the nature of God, suggesting that to truly know one is to understand the other. From this perspective, separation is seen as a “limitation of perception” rather than a reality.
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Sal: Rising I & Phantom I
Salvadore Poe describes the ‘Rising I’ and the ‘Phantom I’ as different names for the same phenomenon…
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Deeply interfused
“… a poetic excerpt by William Wordsworth that describes a profound, spiritual connection to a universal presence.”
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Figuring out, Understanding, knowing
Claude.ai: The visual argument is in what stays constant. Those faint rings run behind all three zones — during figuring out they’re barely noticeable behind the scattered, probing pieces; during understanding they’re still overlooked behind the achieved pattern; in the third zone nothing new appears. The foreground simply falls away, and what remains was there…
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Too simple! (Sailor Bob Adamson)
“… a dialogue with Sailor Bob Adamson regarding the simplicity of pure awareness and the nature of the mind’s ‘chatter.’,”
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Tao Te Ching – Water
“While the modern world rewards the ‘grind’ of rigid force, the ancient mechanics of water reveal that the harder you struggle to be unbreakable, the closer you are to shattering. Discover the ancient mechanics of softness—a strategic blueprint that turns your professional friction into an indestructible flow of influence, resilience, and effortless power.”
