Hi Marcus -

Yes - quite so.

Mental divisions "emanate" from this undivided energy.

However, the content of mentation contradicts the actuality of the
energy.

A key contradiction is the static nature of mental imagery, including
memory content - whereas the actuality of energy is constant movement,
never being in the same place even once.  Reliance on static mental/
emotional imagery and response leads to belief in a continuing
separate self - as if there could be a static and located being in
existence with its own properties.

It's true that a thorough understanding of the Tai Chi symbol reveals
this.

Yes, this is known since before time, after death, and beyond any
beyond.

Peace,

Dan

On Nov 5, 3:42 am, Marcus <[email protected]> wrote:
> .
>
> “There is no difference between energy and awareness - except in
> terms
> of mental divisions.”
>
> Yes,  fully and utterly agreed.    Further to this observation.   The
> term  “mental divisions”  is crucial to the understanding of this
> point.    The apparent divisions of this momentary universal
> circumstance are simply human mental divisions.   In this sense they
> too have the right to claim existence.   In the same fashion love and
> hate claim to exist as mental divisions of the human psyche.
>
> I am sure.   If it was a-tall possible to eliminate human mental
> divisions from our equations of what is real.    Then we might see
> (but of course we would be here to see)  energy, awareness, the
> mountains, the grass and stars are all motions of a singularity.   A
> completeness where there is no time or dimensions.    A wholly single
> living, breathing conscious force which twists and turns it’s energy
> to make manifest it’s dance of apparent creation and destruction.
>
> How lucky are we,  to be here to witness this dance of magical mystery
> human mental divisions.
>
> Could that I,  see this universal moment as some other then
> human ???
>
> But then again in dreams I am seldom human ……………………..
>
> Love the symbol of Tao,
> That ancient symbol of divine unity and append mental division ………
> it’s all been know before.
>
> .
>
> On Nov 2, 7:57 pm, Dan <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > It's not just poetry that this is, there's nothing this is not.
>
> > Energy is positive/negative.
>
> > Positive and negative are unitive in their apparent separation.
>
> > In other words, indivisible energy expresses as apparent distinction
> > through positive/negative.
>
> > Thus, "sensing happens" - check out sensing - it is play of apparent
> > opposites (hot/cold, pain/pleasure, close/far) ...
>
> > Check out the symbol for Tao - an encoding of this ancient wisdom.
>
> > Or check out physics and play of positive and negative throughout
> > physics theories.
>
> > Or check out Star Wars for another version of the play of positive and
> > negative.
>
> > - D -
>
> > On Nov 2, 6:18 am, Mark Ty-Wharton <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > Very poetic :-)
>
> > > A magnet has a negative and a positive pole yet it is the same magnet.
>
> > > It's tail attracts it's head.
>
> > > How can this be when it is the same energy?
>
> > > Power vs force perhaps?
>
> > > Sent from an iPhone
>
> > > On 1 Nov 2010, at 21:42, Dan <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > > > There is no difference between energy and awareness - except in terms
> > > > of mental divisions.
>
> > > > Energy appears as if perceived, as movement.
>
> > > > Energy is apprehended.
>
> > > > Awareness seems to be something still, that apprehends.
>
> > > > Awareness is what apprehends.
>
> > > > At the "point" that it is clear that awareness is energy, what is
> > > > apprehended is that which apprehends.
>
> > > > That which moves, is the unmoving.
>
> > > > That which knows as totality, is the totality of what is known, that
> > > > can be known.
>
> > > > This knowing is the very energy itself, the movement as it is to and
> > > > of itself, as unmoving.
>
> > > > Neither stationary nor in motion.
>
> > > > Without past, present, or future to this *is* that is no thing ...
>
> > > > - D -- Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -

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