Consciousness Is Free to Choose

Within consciousness, two possibilities arise: the understanding of reality as it is, one unified, seamless experience,* and an understanding of reality as it is not, divided into fundamentally separate parts.

When we talk about consciousness from the point of view of oneness, it is often necessary to use dualistic language to express truth and meaning.

However, when dualistic language is not informed by truth, and instead reinforces the sense of separation, then such language is in service of an untruth.

Either way, it is consciousness that chooses which point of view to take at any given moment. ⬚

*There may be gaps in perception, but consciousness is always in the gaps.

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