On the shoulders of the Master

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Man can endure weeks without food, days without water, and minutes without air, but cannot exist without observation. While one can be thoughtless, perception is essential. Consciousness, like matter, has four states: perceiving, the observer, the perception, and the perceived. Observation occurs through reflection, where the reflected image gains reality through identification. This identification shapes the ego, which exists in a virtual universe, influenced by the creator's attention. The ego thrives on the individual’s assertion of 'I' and is collectively nourished by societal and spiritual power structures. This shadow world confines our soul, compelling us to reincarnate until we achieve self-realization. Self-realization occurs when one recognizes they are not merely an object. Enlightenment follows the cessation of object identification, leading to salvation through the awareness of one’s true nature. While God transcends the true self, the true self embodies the ability to perceive all aspects of consciousness. Embracing these truths paves the way for self-realization, freeing one from the confines of the ego and the virtual universe.