Gordon Paterson1st degree connection1stPresident/Senior Creative Director/TV Writer-Producer at The Star Bright Company
This whole process of trying to find "a" Self appears to be a "fool's errand" because a Self cannot be found. What is being sought is the Seeker Itself, and, as you know Michael, the Self being Ultimate Subject, cannot find the Self that is Seeking. The Self does not exist; but if one wants to play with objective language, it could be suggested that subject is forever unknowable, at all stages of Transcendence, because It represents, in all those stages, an Absence to the Presence of Consciousness, in whatever stage IT is being sought. Every best wish, Nirguna
This whole process of trying to find "a" Self appears to be a "fool's errand" because a Self cannot be found. What is being sought is the Seeker Itself, and, as you know Michael, the Self being Ultimate Subject, cannot find the Self that is Seeking. The Self does not exist; but if one wants to play with objective language, it could be suggested that subject is forever unknowable, at all stages of Transcendence, because It represents, in all those stages, an Absence to the Presence of Consciousness, in whatever stage IT is being sought. Every best wish, Nirguna