The Nonliteral Perspective

When we selflessly Realize that we Are pure Energy-Consciousness itself (Ourself) and not the form or conceptualization the Energy-Consciousness (Spirit) takes (like the reflector standing in front of a mirror knows he is the center of awareness, not his reflection in the mirror), we are seeing/being (from Within) the Nonliteral Perspective. That is to say, the reflection is ourself in the world (separate entity in space), the Reflector Ourself through the world or ego, through the image/conceptualization, and thus the Totality of Being (Wholeness/Intuconsciousness): selfless, formless, nonattached, holy indifferent, pure Intelligence (Light-Conscious Energy), whereas the former, like a shadow, is only the partiality of being (body/personality), remaining outside the Whole.

Thus in consciously Realizing the Nonliteral Perspective, we see our object-self as a living discipline who daily confronts, penetrates, understands the subject from Within and resolves any attachment to and conflict with the form or conceptualization outside (The Way of the cross). We live the Principal of Life (the Word), the Divinity in man (Christ Jesus/ Buddha/Krishna, etc), as Such Is the Sacred Way (Tao) of all life.

Yet, in writing about Such one can only offer words (concepts), not the genuine article (Nonarticle) itself (Ourself as a Whole). No one can...as each of us needs to discover Suchness Within ourselves and reflect the Same to the outside world, though many will not be able to see it. All forms, even our thoughts and emotions, are energies--but we Are the Energy-Consciousness Ourself (Nonego), the Totality of Being (God/Goddess) that Is. The mental discrimination involved leads one to the liberation of the spirit from materialism, from any attachment to or conflict with the world outside, even from our own thoughts and emotions (ego).

Thus living religion/meditation is the only true religion/meditation. Because if one is not living/being Such then one does not know Such; Suchness is not happening as Ourself. But in living/being religion/meditation/faith/life/God we Are the Nonliteral Perspective (Nonsensory Perception), Christ Jesus (God in man), the Word or Son of God.