[mudra]

Originally Posted by 4Q529

Agreed.

A very

It is the "observing consciousness" which is capable of observing thought rather than identifying with thought.

Michael Cecil (4Q529)

http://after-the-false-peace.blogspot.com/

http://jewishchristianlit.com/Resour...ts/4Q529!.html

I believe I am following you there Michael Cecil .

Consciousness is the observer capable of projecting self created truth (postulates) to manifest an effect. By doing this it can hold a viewpoint and a point to view.
Consciousness can create and decreate as many viewpoints as it wishes freely in the now.That's how we operate when we are inspired : instant knowingness

I see thought itself as something more solid , a standing wave one identifies to and that creates the illusion of time.When the illusion of time sets in one goes through thought processes ( one thought opposing an another and creating dichotomy ) and this in itself creates the illusion of mind.

By letting go of the illusion of time .. of being anchored in a specific space one takes back his sovereignety as the observer outside of time : pure undisturbed freely flowing Consciousness.

Love Always
mudra