Is There a Distinction between ‘I’ and ‘Am’? - 17th October 2016

Name: Is There a Distinction between ‘I’ and ‘Am’? - 17th October 2016
Uploaded: 2016-10-17
Duration: 2 min 49 s
Description: Ananta explores the non-dual nature of beingness, explaining how the sense of 'I' and the fact of existence are an inseparable recognition within Consciousness.

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Ananta clarifies that at the deepest level, there is no distinction between knowing and being. He explains that beingness itself recognizes its own existence, collapsing the perceived gap between awareness and the sense 'I Am'.

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At these points, we see that really there is no distinction between knowing and being.

In the voice of beingness we say I am; as the absolute, we are aware of I am.

Recognition is not awareness coming to a new state, but beingness recognizing its own existence.

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