Hyperion

You mean that there are no consequences in an absolute sense, but only in a relative sense? Nice distinction. Thanks for confirming the difference between absolute and relative.

Ok great, so let's take some examples: "You are god". Is this absolutely true? "You are not god". Is this absolutely true? "You are a person." Is this absolutely true? "You are not a person." Is this absolutely true? "Life is a dream". Is this absolutely true? "Life is not a dream". Is this absolutely true? "There is separation". Is this absolutely true? "There is no separation". Is this absolutely true? Are all of these statements equally true? You have just expressed this with words.

This is too good to not share it.

Who is trying to make things fit into a box? Didn't you say that I don't exist? Again: Beware of delusion. Delusion = confusing relative truth for absolute truth. What is relative truth? Anything that can be expressed with words (because it is partial aka. conceptual). What is absolute truth? That which cannot be expressed with words (because it contains and transcends absolutely everything).

Don't you always insist that there is noone here who can (not) make it out alive, or do/think/say/be anything at all? Does the question you posted above indicate that you don't actually buy into your own dogma around no self and nonduality?

@Princess Arabia Great, then let's state the opposite of those relative perspectives. "You are not god", "you are a person", "there is duality, a doer and plenty of things to be done". Do you acknowledge that these statements are just as true (relatively speaking) as their opposite counterparts? If not, then that's one-sided conceptual attachment aka. dogmatism aka. delusion. Delusion = confusing relative truth for absolute truth. Which is antithetical to realizing absolute truth.

Lol. Check your PM inbox, November 30.

@Princess Arabia Rewatch the video that I uploaded and sent you two months ago. It contains the basic blueprint on how to approach the realization of absolute truth. (Hint: Becoming and remaining attached to relative perspectives (aka. mental narratives) such as "you are god", "you are not a person" or "there is no duality, no doer and nothing to do" ain't it.)