Does The One experience something?

Originally Posted by Ewwerrin

I cannot make sense of spirit with my mind. It leaves not much to say or write.

Exactly!!!

https://awakeandalign.com/are-you-an-old-soul/
How many of those can you tick off?

That could explain your lack of self identity too, Old Souls don't fully resonate with this reality so they tend to feel... unfocussed? Or you have a dissociative personality, which can happen because of things like childhood trauma. I'm both.

As for who are you? It means you're not attached to being to your ego/'I am' on the way most people are, and that means you can decide that for yourself/ Much more interesting. Also known as beyond identification.

[Ewwerrin]

Originally Posted by Greenslade

, and that means you can decide that for yourself

It's nice to be free to create ones own reality. But if the one that is creating cannot be realised, except relatively, there is a perceived lack of freedom there. As the absolute realisation or definition of that which I am is unstable. It is just a relative state of mind/focus/perspective/alignment/vibrational resonance. To then say, I cannot experience the one except as a paradox, and i cannot become unaware to know that which cannot be known. All I can do is just hope for the best.

Originally Posted by Ewwerrin

It's nice to be free to create ones own reality. But if the one that is creating cannot be realised, except relatively, there is a perceived lack of freedom there.

Perceived lack of freedom that we don't have anyway, not really. But then, you're the one that created that perception.

[Ewwerrin]

Originally Posted by Greenslade

Perceived lack of freedom that we don't have anyway, not really. But then, you're the one that created that perception.

Haha ok, I dont ever had the freedom to realise self anyway. And yet you claim that > I < have created that perception. Who are you referring to? Isn't that ironic? hehehee

Originally Posted by Ewwerrin

But if the one that is creating cannot be realised,

OK, let's go digging. Which 'one' are you talking about?

Originally Posted by Ewwerrin

And yet you claim that > I < have created that perception.

Your unconscious creates that perception and then, maybe, you as ego become conscious of it.

Originally Posted by Viswa

It is not 'your/my' unconscious, this "Unconsicous" is presnt always, but creates/manifests/does anything in light of 'me'.

If it's not yours or mine, who does it belong to?

Originally Posted by Viswa

It does not belong to any. It is Eternal. And it is the same Brahman.

Jung disagrees, and since he received accolades from the Advaita hierarchy for his models of the self and ego as Atman and Ahamkara, I'll stick with Jung.

[Marcus Thaddeus Horatio]

My understanding it experiences infinity.