Some define nonduality at length. The following is part of a discussion by philosopher James M. Corrigan: Simple Answer: Nonduality is the state or condition of not being separate and distinct even if appearing to be so. It is the condition which allows us to say that there is no true separation between ourselves and anyone else or anything else in the world, for instance. When we say things like “We are all one,” or “God is in all things,” we are asserting that the presence we call ‘reality’ is a nonduality.
Posted on: Sat, 16 Aug 2014 08:14:07 +0000
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