“Our true nature of eternal, infinite awareness is never completely forgotten or eclipsed by objective experience. However agitated or numbed objective experience may have rendered our mind, the memory of our eternity shines within it as the desire for happiness, or, in religious language, the longing for God.” EnlightenmentAwakeningNondualityTrue NatureBeing Aware Of Being AwareRupert Spira Book:Being Aware of Being Aware Source: Being Aware of Being Aware
“The apparently separate self or finite ‘I’ around whom all experience revolves is the true and only ‘I’ of eternal, infinite awareness – the ‘I’ of God’s infinite, self-aware being that shines in each of our minds as the knowledge ‘I am’ – temporarily coloured by thoughts, images, feelings, sensations and perceptions but never being or becoming anything other than itself.” EnlightenmentAwakeningOnenessNondualityBeing Aware Of Being AwareRupert Spira Book:Being Aware of Being Aware Source: Being Aware of Being Aware
“If the infinite is to manifest the potential that lies within it in form, then the mechanism by which it does so is this apparent division of itself into a subject and object. Now there is duality. The subject-object relationship is the mechanism by which the manifest — the potential that lies unmanifest in the infinite — is realized in form. But it comes at a price [...]” PhilosophyInfiniteOnenessNon DualityConciousnessRupert Spira Author:Rupert Spira