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Originally Posted by JustASimpleGuy
At some point the rain stops, be it when the Sun expands into its red giant phase, stripping away Earth's atmosphere and boiling its seas or when the universe ends in either a Big Chill or Big Crunch.
Not even the universe lasts forever. It had a beginning and will have an end so it too is not permanent. However there is a substrate it arises from/appear within that is permanent, existence itself. In the language of Advaita one has inherent existence and the other does not, having only borrowed existence.
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As said before about the personal aspects of what you are, you cannot separate what you are that is impersonal from what you are that isn't . There is only what you are .
When we speak about the impermanence and the permanence the same applies .
You cannot separate what you are that is impermanent as an expressional experience as rain from what you are that isn’t .
To say the rain is unreal is to separate the rain from what is real that isn’t rain .
The understanding of oneness should rectify and shed light upon the dividing nature that is presented .
There can only be real or unreal you can’t have both as a foundation, this is why the dream analogy never works as said before, you can’t have a real fish in an unreal pond and here we have a similar scenario .
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