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Originally Posted by sentient
Then again as they say in some Buddhist teachings – intellectual understanding is not enough, one needs an experience of those concepts for the realization of them to dawn.
But realization is not enough – one needs to put the insights gained through realizations into practice for them to become the wisdom one then embodies.
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That may work for Buddhists who define what is sought in that way. Characters vary and one size does not fit all.
Seekers define what is sought differently, the achievement of which is enough for each. For some the end of feeling disconnected is profound, all behaviour is Oneness manifest, so no one act is more or less Oneness than any other and therefore no requirement to put anything into practise, Whatever manifests is regarded as completely Oneness, so for some there are, never have been, and never will be any separate persons who have done anything and never will, because all is Oneness happening by and to 'itself'.