--- In [email protected], "authfriend" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: the enlightened person (presumably > in Unity) sees both distinction and nondistinction, > but the Unity of the person's state extends even to > the distinction between distinction and nondistinction, > i.e., distinction and nondistinction are not different. > Exactly so. A valid piece of the puzzle...only it is the reality of Brahman, not Unity, that you are describing. Or put more accurately, Unity glimpses Brahman momentarily. Unity is a speck of Brahman. Describing our subjective perception, Unity is a drop in the ocean of Brahman.
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