Table of Contents for Root Meanings
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Revision: 29 Mar 2025
Nonduality
- Nonseparation from Divinity/God/Source.
- Nonseparation from THE SUPREME.
- Oneness.
- Oneness of being and the ground of being.
- Oneness of experience and the ground of experience.
- Oneness of form, formlessness, and beyond.
- Oneness of phenomena, noumena, and beyond.
- Oneness of symbol and symbolized.
- Oneness of the content within the Mind, the Mind, and the source of the Mind.
- The fact that everything is inseparable from everything and everyone else. There is no “else.”
- The quality of indivisibility.
- The quality of oneness.
- Nonduality includes what is called duality.
- Nonduality is personal, transpersonal, impersonal, and beyond these.
- Nonduality transcends all ideas that are predicated on separation.
- Nonduality embraces all that is predicated on separation, knowing that nothing can actually be separate.
- The realization of nonduality is the fruition of love.
- The word “nonduality” is meaningful only in the context of believed (and therefore experienced) separation. Eventually, the word ceases to be useful.
- Beyond nonduality is all that is when there is no belief in separation.
- Beyond nonduality is THAT which is when there is no belief in separation.
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