I am and yet I am not, because the "I" which is saying "I am" is not that which is but a mere creation of that part of "me" which truly is.
You are you and yet you are not, because the "you", which I am perceiving is actually a mirror-image of the "me" which is thinking of itself as "I".
And so are we neither the "you" nor the "I", but both a creation of the One, which has differentiated into parts in order to consciously experience and know His self.
You are you and yet you are not, because the "you", which I am perceiving is actually a mirror-image of the "me" which is thinking of itself as "I".
And so are we neither the "you" nor the "I", but both a creation of the One, which has differentiated into parts in order to consciously experience and know His self.
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