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Awareness of being is ultimate self-awareness, where the unmanifest is witnessing the manifest. I am that I am.
Being the unknown is frightening when conceptualizing the unknown. It can’t be done without paradox. Or don’t think about it—be.
Some advaita vedanta is all about building a deeper nondual myth until one strikes reality. That’s not a bad way to go.
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In advaita myth, instead of gods, there's a subtle body and the reflection of pure consciousness.
And five sheaths, three states, antahkarana, ahamkara, and the mind's empire of ignorance.
Beneath this superimposition is being-existence-presence, consciousness-awareness-intelligence, holistic bliss infinity. Aham brahmasmi.
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The sky is like the blue reflection of awareness in five syllables. Awareness is that nonconceptual space of seven syllables. Skies appear in space.
The lake reflecting starry night infinite light like mescalito.
Parabrahman Aum. The Sea of Matsushima. Tattvamasi.
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