Thanks for your reply. Let's continue.
When you say consciousness is what experiences, yet at the same time Consciousness is all there is, what are you implying? So is there a difference between "you" and an experience? In what context are you using the word Consciousness? Is it strictly for communicative purposes or is there a belief in Consciousness?Consciousness is there all the time. It is not done or gotten. I experience it because it is what experiences. This is not a higher power, nor something spiritual or religious. It is much more intimate. It is me in a sense, if you would see past the limitations of an "I" or "experiencer. These latter two are helpful nouns, but designate the observer rather than the full exposure of life that constitutes consciousness.
What is this duality you speak of? Are ego, experience and duality something that can be felt in this moment or are they spurring from belief systems?Ego and experience are both an energetic formation and in duality they would happen in consciousness. Self and soul are both the flip side of this duality coin and represent the unchanging nature of awareness/consciousness. In the end all above words are inseparable from the other.
Since you're uncomfortable with this practical exercise, let's try an alternative - consider this: when listening to someone speak, at that moment, who is listening and who is speaking? What is happening in these exchange of words and what is being experienced and by whom?I this have a reluctance to put words to all these labels as the experience, clarity and knowing nature are unconfinable to words.
On this experience level compliments and gratitude happen. I have not found the root of these energy formations and frankly I am not keen to search for them.
Looking forward to your reply!
Regards,
Delson

