Unity Revealed in Pure Perception (English and German)

Show notes

(Excerpt) The above quote could introduce another Unity module. For example, a landscape image measuring at least two by two meters could be placed here as the central element. The text could read as follows. What we see here is an image—a unity, a whole—that contains no boundaries, in keeping with the definition of unity. Although we can identify the sky, mountains, sea, trees, and bridge in the background, the image itself remains indivisible. This means that only our minds, with their thoughts, can create separation within unity…

First English, then German.

At the end there's a very nice song – in my opinion the most beautiful – from the Unity production!

(Ausschnitt) Das oben stehende Zitat könnte den Anfang eines weiteren Unity-Moduls bilden. Als zentrales Element könnte hier ein mindestens zwei mal zwei Meter großes Landschaftsbild platziert werden. Der Text könnte wie folgt lauten. Was wir hier sehen, ist ein Bild, eine Einheit, ein Ganzes, das – ganz im Sinne der Definition von Einheit – keine Grenzen enthält. Zwar könnten wir sagen: „Ich sehe hier den Himmel, die Berge, das Meer, die Bäume und die Brücke im Hintergrund“, und doch bleibt es ein (untrennbares) Bild. Das bedeutet, dass nur unser eigener Verstand mit seinen Gedanken eine Trennung in der Einheit – wie eben in diesem Bild – erschaffen kann…

First English, then German. At the end there's a very nice song – in my opinion the most beautiful – from the Unity production!

Show transcript

00:00:03: Unity Revealed in Pure Perception.

00:00:08: The above quote could introduce another unity module.

00:00:12: For example, a landscape image measuring at least two by two meters... ...could be placed here as the central element.

00:00:20: The text could read as follows What we see is an image —a unity— that contains no boundaries….

00:00:28: …in keeping with definition of unity Although can identify sky Mountains, sea trees and bridge in the background.

00:00:38: The image itself remains indivisible.

00:00:41: This means that only our minds with their thoughts can create separation within unity.

00:00:48: Let's take a closer look What we see is an undivided image.

00:00:53: If you claim a division as present because of the Bridge or the Trees for example your Thoughts make the bridge stand out as a separate entity.

00:01:02: Specifically, the following happens during this process of separation.

00:01:07: Your eyes perceive different colors that upon closer analysis are not actually different.

00:01:13: These contours create an image in your mind that does not exist as a single independent object.

00:01:20: This means any boundary you perceive such as one between bridge and sky only appears to exist.

00:01:28: Feel free check for yourself using magnifying glass.

00:01:32: You will find that it is much harder to pinpoint or locate a boundary when looking through the glass, Or rather your personal boundary since there's no other.

00:01:42: As general rule The more closely we examine or analyze boundaries and divisions... ...the more they blend into their surroundings And lose their distinctness.

00:01:53: Unity whether in this image or elsewhere Does not however need to reveal itself Through tools & objects.

00:02:03: Unity revealed in pure perception.

00:02:06: This means that we can perceive unity

00:02:08: everywhere

00:02:09: and at any time, We simply need to perceive!

00:02:13: For as already mentioned a sense of disconnection Can arise only through our own thoughts And ends soon.

00:02:20: the thinking mind makes way for Pure Perception That is for experiencing observing and marveling.

00:02:35: The Einheit offenbart sich in reine Wahrnehmung.

00:02:38: The above quote could form the beginning of another Unity

00:02:44: module.

00:02:44: As a central element,

00:02:47: here you can place an at least two times two meters large landscape image.

00:02:51: The

00:02:53: text could sound as follows What

00:02:56: we see is a picture –a unit A whole thing that doesn't contain any limits in terms of definition of unity.

00:03:03: We might say

00:03:07: I see here the

00:03:08: sky, mountains, sea, trees and bridges in the background.

00:03:12: And yet it remains an indifferenceable picture!

00:03:16: This means that only our own understanding of his thoughts can create a separation into unity as well as this image.

00:03:27: Let's

00:03:30: take a closer look at what we see is a picture without separations.

00:03:46: If you now say there was a separation between these two images For example, there are the bridge and trees.

00:04:02: Then it is only your own thoughts that call something from the picture as a separate

00:04:23: thing

00:04:24: like the bridge into life.

00:04:29: Specifically, this separating

00:04:31: process

00:04:33: happens following them.

00:04:35: Their eyes take different colors which in closer analysis however aren't really different.

00:04:58: Because of these

00:05:01: resulting contours their

00:05:03: thoughts come up

00:05:05: with something called individuality

00:05:10: of other, independent

00:05:13: objects does not exist.

00:05:15: This means that any border you perceive here – for example

00:05:23: between

00:05:24: the bridge

00:05:26: and the sky – only appears to exist.

00:05:46: Please check this out yourself with help from the magnification glass.

00:05:49: If you look closely at it, you will notice a border is much more difficult to fix or localize when looking through the glass their personal boundaries, since there is no other.

00:05:55: Basically, the more we look at borders and separations or analyze them, the further they disappear with their surroundings and lose their identity.

00:06:01: The unity – whether in this picture or elsewhere – must not be revealed through devices and objects.

00:06:04: The description here states that the unity openly manifests itself within pure perception.

00:06:06: This means that we can perceive the unity everywhere and at any time.

00:06:09: We just have to perceive it.

00:06:09: Because as already mentioned, an unconnection can only be created by our own thoughts and is ended as soon as the thinking understanding of the pure perception, i.e.

00:06:14: experiencing, observing Appearing as countless forms.

New comment

Your name or nickname, will be shown publicly
At least 10 characters long
By submitting your comment you agree that the content of the field "Name or nickname" will be stored and shown publicly next to your comment. Using your real name is optional.