Question: If consciousness brings about separate “things,” then isn’t consciousness delusion? If so, are the enlightened unconscious? Obviously not, but how can consciousness and enlightenment coexist in our experience?
Response to Q1: Consciousness doesn't "bring about" anything other than appearances. It is Illusion, not delusion. Delusion is to take appearances as substantial. Response to Q2: There isn't anything that is unconscious. For that matter, there isn't anything that is conscious, either. Consciousness is the "fabric" of Reality. It is of Totality. Mind. Response to Q3: Enlightenment is seeing the Illusory nature of consciousness—which is not to say that consciousness is an illusion. Comments are closed.
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