In a dream one sees the whole
variety of individual. These entities, which are within
the dream, do not exist apart from the
formless witness of the dream. Likewise, the dream is an object to the formless witness . the formless witness is the soul or consciousness, the innermost self.
Likewise the waking experience is
also an object to the formless witness,which is the soul or consciousness.
Within the dream whole the whole the variety of
individuals are present within the dream world. Similarly there are variety of individual in
the waking world. The waking also disappears as dream. the waking is parallel dream and dream is parallel waking. the witness of the dream and waking is neither the waking entity nor the dream entity but the formless soul,which witnesses the coming and going of the three states.
The witness of the three states is within the three states but apart from the three states. It is within because it is the formless clay of the three states and it is apart as the formless witness of the three states. It is apart because it is not an entity or identity within the waking or dream.
The witness of the three states is within the three states but apart from the three states. It is within because it is the formless clay of the three states and it is apart as the formless witness of the three states. It is apart because it is not an entity or identity within the waking or dream.
The waking or dream cannot exist
independently without the formless witness,which the soul or consciousness, the innermost self. . There is no evidence of
the existence of the one without the other; they are cognized only through each
other.
Birthlessness of the soul , which
is free from manifestation and causal relationship, is absolute and constant.
for soul the three states are mere illusory object.
Realizing the absence of causality
as ultimate truth and not finding any other reason for birth, one attains that
state which is free from grief, desire and fear.
On account of attachment to unreal
objects the self pursues such objects. But it comes back to its pure state when
it attains non-attachment, realizing their unreality.
The mind freed from attachment to
all external objects and undistracted by fresh objects attains the state of
immutability. Such a mind is soul or consciousness; it is undifferentiated, birthless and
non-dual.
The birthless, dreamless and
sleepless Reality reveals itself by itself; for this formless soul or consciousness by its very nature
is self- luminous. The soul or consciousness becomes easily hidden because of attachment to
any single object and is revealed with great difficulty.
The ignorant, with their
spiritually immaturity, verily
cover formless soul or consciousness by predicating of it such attributes as existence, non-existence,
existence and non-existence and total non-existence, deriving these
characteristics from the notions of change, immovability, combination of change
and immovability and absolute negation which they associate with formless soul or consciousness.
Attachment to unreality hides the
truth from one's view. He who knows the formless soul or consciousness to it ever untouched by them
indeed knows all.
There is nothing else remains to
be desired by him who has attained the natural state of the soul, -a state of complete
non-duality, which is without beginning, middle, or end.