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Separation-Unity

Imagine that two brothers:  Separation and Unity, had a conversation where they both answered questions or made comments about statements.

Separation and Unity are also states of consciousness.  Unity consciousness is awareness that separation is an illusion and we are all united in a single field of awareness.

Separation consciousness is what we experience in our day-to-day life on earth.  You are you in a separate body having separate thoughts and feelings.  The separation is merely a perception for the purpose of learning.

Separation says:  "I love my brother (brother meaning any other person you see male or female) if a certain set of conditions are met."

I love my brother, but sometimes, he makes me angry and he takes my things.  Then I don't love him for a while.

Unity say:  I love my brother.  My brother and I are one.  I love myself, my brother is a part of me.  If my brother hurts, I hurt.  If my brother attacks me, he is confused and needs my help.  If he takes what I have, he is asking for help, because he forgot we are one.  


Separation says:  My brother is over there and I am over here...how can he be a part of me?

Unity says:  My brother and I are one.  Our divided minds on earth allow us to pretend that we are separate for a little while, but I know the truth. I am consciousness, and those that appear to be separate are really one.


Separation says:  I end where my body ends.  My arm is a part of me, but my brother is separate from me.  I am my body, that is what I am.

Unity says:  I am part of my brother and he is a part of me.  Our bodies make us appear to have boundaries of skin and hair, but in truth we are one consciousness.


Separation says:  My brother lives in his house (in New Jersey).

Unity says:  My brother lives with me in the unified field of consciousness where there is no separation, perceived or otherwise.  This is where he lives with me.  

Separation says:  My brother and I are separate people that are unique.  I do not live with him.

Unity says:  Yes.  I am always with my brother...even when I don't see other bodies around, my brother is with me and I am there with him.


Separation says:  Sometimes I am with my brother and sometimes I am alone.

Unity says:  Yes, I am together with my brother...always.


Separation says:  No, I am separate from my brother.

Unity says:  Yes, we are one and the same, different points of the same light.


Separation says:  I think I know what you mean...there are two halves to my brain right?

Unity says:  Yes, my mind is divided here in this place.  One mind talks and the other mind listens.  Both minds share peace, and the separation is perceived, not real.
  

Separation says:  I don't feel whole.  I feel alone, and lacking...I have needs.

Unity says:  Yes, I am whole and complete.  Perfect, sinless, and without need.  My body has needs and desires that are fulfilled when I share my gifts with my brothers.


Separation says:  Sure, there is a connection, but it is temporary and subject to conditions.  There is not permanent connection.

Unity says:  Being one, we are connected forever.  There are no boundaries between me and my brother.


Separation says:  You're crazy!  And you don't know what you are talking about!  

Unity says:  While I have a divided mind, I can use this time and this body to help myself and my brother learn the truth.

Who are you?

What are you?

You are ONE with all you see.