http://feal.disqus.com/enSat, 21 May 2005 22:58:38 -0000http://feal.org/blog2/between-two-worlds.html#comment-3224685<p>In truth, in my experience, there is only one "I", so to speak.<br>Yet, of course, if you perceive there to be more than one "I" then so it is.<br>I am both. I am neither. I am the activity. I am the stillness. I am no-thing, and yet with that I am all.<br>Apparent duality, through the perception of the ego, implies separation. Thus reconciliation is called for... to re-unite. Yet through the Vision of God the duality never was... never is... and never could be. Reconciliation with God is the reconciliation of this "duality" you refer to. Of course it's only a change in consciousness... for what is simply is, yet what is perceived... well, there's no saying just what that might look like... for the one "I", as an extension of "God", has infinite creative intelligence.</p><p>Blessings...</p><p>J</p>JonathanSat, 21 May 2005 22:58:38 -0000http://feal.org/blog2/between-two-worlds.html#comment-3224684<p>So are there two ‘I’s? Are you the silent still ‘I’ or are you the ‘I’ engaged in the activity world? If you say you are both, then how do you reconcile this duality?</p><p>With love,<br>Andrew.</p>AtmaandrewSat, 21 May 2005 17:12:14 -0000