whole-seeing

Perceiving is everything, "Seeing, seeing, seeing," as Rumi cried---and he was not referring to phenomenally-based observation of objects by subjects, but to the noumenally-based in-seeing that is devoid of both !

In-seeing does not mean looking in one direction instead of another, "in" instead of "out", but seeing from the source, which is noumenon, not from manifestation, which is phenomenon.

The one is whole-seeing, the other is divided-seeing: that is the essential, for a spatial discrimination could not be correct.


--- Wei Wu Wei