Yet each moment is filled with uncertainty and contradictions. At present, there are these two observations:
1) This all happening.
2) This witness of happening. In this happening, change is permanent, and this witness is constant. This whole happening seems to happen to this witness. This witness can be misunderstood as a consciousness that's inside a brain, which originates thoughts, aka mind. But the fact is, that any other thing in existence is due to the primary existence of this witness. This witness is not happening, and is the core to the whole existence and to this happening. Happening has control to change everything but not this witness, it remains a constant and immutable witness, as pure as ever. And then there are infinitely more of similar in this existence as a united whole. Fundamentally same, yet totally unique. All in perfect harmony to this happening. A simple derivation to above is -
The cumulative whole is one awareness as one being. An unlabeled pure being, aka supreme being. The essential quality of supreme being is, that it's the only thing that is. There is nothing secondary to it. Can be seen as a pure solitude of supreme being. All by itself aka God. And then there is this individual being, I. All I can do is observe within the boundaries of my senses, and nothing outside my experience. What observation cannot identify, it cannot put to an experience. But this doesn't limit the imagination, as it's a creative process of linking experiences mystically and creating new experiences out of pure nothing. All the beauty is of expressing imagination. So, here's a story to express author's imagination. The story throws light on following questions and subsequent perceptions:
What if this awareness is aware of itself, through itself, within itself, by itself, solely in a pure solitude, and even nothing is the same thing? What if death is same as life, and we remain what we are even after dying, and the story just doesn't ever end? Is consciousness in a pure solitude, the only thing in everything? A never-ending story.
