is consciousness formless awareness?

​Question:  On page 195 [Chapter 36] of The Grand Delusion where you say of relative truth “It’s the familiar world that appears, not to consciousness but as consciousness.”  [Q1]:  Is consciousness none other than formless Awareness appearing as the multiplicity and diversity of things, form, time, space, thoughts (that is even though they appear as something they are the same formlessness as Awareness appearing just so)?  [Q2]:  So then even though they are not two, does consciousness appear to Awareness? [Q3]:  That is, is consciousness the appearance of Awareness appearing to itself?  [Q4]:  And so to ‘SEE’ that this is so, one just needs to get out the way, via meditation, or repeatedly coming back to this moment as it arises?  
 
Response to Q1:  Conscious awareness, not be confused with Awareness (see glossary), is the appearance of diverse things, thoughts, and feelings.  These appearances are of continuous flux, but they need not always appear.  
 
Response to Q2 and Q3:  No.  Pure Awareness has no objects.
 
Response to Q4:  Meditation cannot be used for anything.  If you’re using “it,” “it” is not meditation.