Dontaskme wrote:ken wrote:
But as dontaskme sometimes, contradictorily, insist
Dontaskme wrote:There is no observer.
If this is dontaskme's truth, then dontaskme will never see, know, nor understand.
There is no observer because there is no other than the observer which is illusory. The ''other'' being illusory, not the act of ''observing'' itself.
If there is no observer, then there is also no witness AND there is no seer also, is this correct?
If this is not correct, then what is the difference between 'observer', 'witness', and 'seer'?
Dontaskme wrote:Enlightenment is neither achieved nor realised. Enlightenment is clarity that every moment of life is non-dual but appears as dual in the
mind.
Although 'Life', It Self, may be non-dual, Life at Its most fundamental level is made up of two things, i.e., physical things and the non-physical space between and/or around a physical thing.
Besides Everything It Self being the One, living, i.e.,non-dual Life, every other thing is alive as well. Life, as One, may or may not be infinite and eternal. But all the other separate things come into being, evolve, i.e., change in shape and form, and then end. Even human beings themselves are made up of two things, i.e., physical visible matter (brain/body) and non-physical invisible "matter" (thoughts). When the invisible thoughts actually occur within the head these, by the way, are the only things that can ever been known for absolutely sure. All physical matter may only be an illusion? But i digress.
What is the 'mind'?
Just like every single thing evolves into its unique self, the (eternal/infinite?) Universe also evolves into Its uniques Self. The Universe has created through evolution an intelligent enough species, i.e., human beings, to NOW be able to see, understand, and with the right words, reason what It actual Self really IS. The Mind It Self is the only thing that is able to see, observe and witness this.
Dontaskme wrote:And yeah one could call it contradictive...Upanishads precisely documented that enlightenment is ‘neither this nor that’ (neti neti).
Repeating what others say, in of itself, is not necessarily productive in getting "your" point across. If you yourself can not explain something with your own words, then using other people's words will not necessarily help you.
And trying to use the word 'precisely' does not fool me.
Instead of "precisely documenting" that any thing is neither this nor that, i think a better thing to do would be to 'precisely document' what that thing actually is, which is what I am exploring how to do, accurately and non-ambiguously.
By the way, 'enlightenment', to me, for now, is actually being able to see from within from pure light with no obscurity, blackouts, nor black spots. En-lighten-ment is the light with-in showing what is absolutely clear and distinct Truth. In-tuition is the Tutor with-in. Both are the One that lays way down deep past any of preconceived ideas, thoughts and beliefs that stop a separate self person from uncovering and finding/discovering the One real and true Self.
Dontaskme wrote:Please get past this hurdle ...otherwise we have nothing further to say to each other.
Truthfully i think "this (so called) hurdle" has been long past. What exactly is the hurdle?
1. a person "precisely documented" something,
2. that enlightenment is neither this or that.
3. Enlightenment is neither achieved nor realised.
4. Enlightenment is clarity that every moment of life is non-dual
5. there is no observer.
you have not explained clearly what these actually mean, for example, just saying enlightenment is clarity that every moment of life is non-dual does NOT really say anything. The only thing it does for me is show me your belief. Again, this belief that you are trying dearly to hold onto is NOT the Truth. Although that belief may in fact have some truth in it it is in have a belief, itself, that will always stop you from seeing and learning the Truth.
1. just because you use the word clarity does not in of itself mean that there is clarity. I have already explained how Life IS actually non-dual but made up of at least two fundamental and separate dual things. I think the reason you are not able to make clear what you say is clarity and what that actually is is because you believe things have to be one or that other. Let me guess you pick one side or the other in disputes, arguments, etc. Would I be wrong in guessing that because you believe there is ONLY non-dual "thing" then that means nothing else could exist? If so, then how do you explain to 'others', which by definition means there is a separate thing, that there is in fact no
other separate thing?
The Truth is the One Everything is made up of at least two things. So what does that do to duality?
I say non-dual and duality co-exist, equally. Just like creation and evolution, and, free will and determinism co-exist, equally. And, just like all the other supposedly "this" or "that" questions. In fact TOE is everything co-exists in equilibrium. All of which can be easily proven. But I digress again.
Also, did you not have a judgmental view about deciding in not having anything further to say and so commented about some one else "giving up" also, before in this post?