concepts, all concepts

Nothing has ever emerged from Source,

Therefore,

There is no Source.

---Dan Berkow

"inseparability"

Is the sun prior to its shining?

"Judge not, lest ye be judged!"

A neo-Advaita version of Jesus' famous dictum might run something like this, "Judge not others, lest you also judge yourself!"

"Omni-presence"

No matter where you point, it's always there. But as soon as you grasp it as an object, it's NOT "IT."---Wayne Liquorman

"Look, the Self is only Be-ing, not being this or that. It is simple Being."

NIRVANA is perfection. In the Perfect State there is neither subject nor object; there is nothing to see, nothing to feel, nothing to know. Seeing and knowing are the functions of the mind. In NIRVANA there is nothing but the blissful pure consciousness "I am."---Ramana Maharshi

there IS no object (or subject)

In Non-duality there isn't anything. There's only something in duality. The only place something exists, is in duality.---Wayne Liquorman

"there's no there there"

We can apprehend that the processes of perception and conception require what we think of as "time" to take place. Thus we may notice that taking the "results" of these processes to be objectively existent, is drawing a veil of phenomenality (and separation) over our non-dual Noumenal Nature.

"I am This, Here, Now!"

The apperceiving of "This"

Is just awakening from the dream

Of an objective universe

To the actuality of what is.

---Wei Wu Wei

"seeing directly without inference or interpretation"

Did you see that?
Yes, of course.
Well, do you believe it?
Why do you ask?
Because for you seeing-is-believing,
For me seeing is---just SEEING.---Wei Wu Wei

(ap)perceiving: without a perceiver or perceived

Perceiving non-inferentially,

Seeing the phenomenal universe as-it-is,

Without judgment,

Is perception of "suchness,"

Of "as-it-is-ness."


The subject of such an object

Is not then itself an object.

---Wei Wu Wei

the "Functioning of Totality"

EVERYTHING that "you're doing"
is IT.
Meanwhile,
you think you're doing
"something else."

See-ING without a see-ER or any THING seen.

My seeing is the same as yours,
Only mine is uncluttered.---Tony Parsons

No amount of seeking can ever lead to Mind.---Huang Po

"You" cannot "see" Mind

Because "you" think "you" are looking.


And "you" cannot see LOOKING,

For Mind is what is looking, not "a" you.


No "you" could ever see Mind.

"You" removed---Mind is HERE.---Wei Wu Wei