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Originally Posted by Gem
There is no volitional approach to either facet, so it's not like anyone can do it, therefore, when it comes to spiritual practice, meditation falls into two basic categories: the volitional where one has to do something, or the non volitional where one sees it as it is. You can't it have it both ways, and therein lies the difference.
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That distinction makes no difference whatsoever to Oneness being both facets so the practise also makes no difference in terms of connection to Oneness which is already the state before and after practise.