This is all there is. This is what's happening... just "this". This is "the absolute"; the beginning and the end; there isn't a something or somewhere else, and there is nothing existing as a separate autonomous entity in real time and real space, with free will and choice, which could possibly involve itself in any way with "what is already"; there is only "what apparently happens", which is nothing appearing as everything.

Nothing is real or unreal, known, or unknown. In the end, there is only the timeless, space-less, singular whole, which is completely without meaning, purpose, intention, or direction, whilst also being undeniably and unquestionably whole and complete. Questions, doubts, are all smothered by the embrace of the beloved; there is not even a “where did you go?”, or “why did you leave me?”, because it never did and never does.

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So, why do some speakers use the same words or 'jargon'?... Well, quite simply, if we're talking about the same thing, why not use the same words? If words are to have any usage at all, there has to be some kind of agreement or consensus as to what a word points to, or what a collection of words describe. So when it is said 'this is an appearance' or is 'what apparently happens', that then, as far as it can, simply means there is just what apparently happens, that's all. Tony Parsons saw this, (so to speak), and there are others who are also confirming what the Open Secret communication is attempting to describe - (We can at this point start the dance back and forth about words can never point to 'what appears' if we really must, but that is itself pointless). I really can't think of a better way to describe no thing being everything, than to say 'this is no thing being everything', and make of that what you will.

I think what probably happened over the years of this communication coming out into the world...

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So, what is non duality? The supreme source of all wisdom and knowledge known to the masses as Wikipedia might say something about the words "non duality" or "non dualism" as meaning "not two", as in there are not two things, from which one may naturally deduce that there is only the one or oneness.

It may then go on to say that non duality refers to some kind of transcendent state of consciousness or awareness where the person who has realised this state no longer considers themselves as being an individual that is separate from the whole or the one, and that this state has come about by years of preparation through meditation, contemplative practises and self-inquiry...

Like a leaf tumbling to the ground,

Apparent life as being an apparent death is inevitable and obvious in the end,

Whether death comes as the end of an assumed experience,

Or with the end of another apparent form,

It is all whole and complete in any and every sense and non-sense,

Adrift, fluid, moving and still, soaring and falling,

But going nowhere,

As it was never begun...

Home,

Always and ever 'this',

No more excursions out into the cold rain,

No more clambering across the jagged rocks,

No more violent winds,

No one left to be exposed to the elements,

No mountain to climb,

No walls to be breached,

Just softness,

Gentleness,

Timelessness,

Impermanence,

Still...

Liberation is the end of the need to be or become liberated,

It is the end of the need for something else,

It is the end of the hope for something better,

It is the end of the sense to be someone who is lost and therefore needs to find a way to bring about what is felt to be missing...