Jeff Belyea wrote:
Nondual realization can
neither be imagined, caught in the web of mental concept or construction, nor defined
by the necessarily dualistic
convenience of language, and
comprehended as anything more
than an empty intellectual supposition.
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Thanks Jeff for putting it so well. One cannot imagine it, one can
only be it. In being it, one goes beyond imagination and thought and
the "I AM" as well. It is simple because one is already it. It is
hard also for the same reason. The gap between simple and hard
narrows and then disappears. As I recall, one of the Greek
philosophers, perhaps Aristotle, reasoned that God is perfection and
since a perfect being must contemplate only on perfection, it follows
that God must continuously be in communion with God. I loved that!
What perfect logic! I am reminded of that famous Bee gees song that
asks the question, "How deep is your love, how deep is your love, I
really want to know....How deep is your love."
If asked of God, God would have to say, "I don't know how deep is my love."
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Sri Ramana
In "Letters from Sri Ramanasramam" by Suri Nagamma