So, what is the DIFFERENCE between the ONENESS at the onset and the TWO becoming ONE later?
Why to create the NEED?
What is NEED?
NEED indicates that "something" is required in order to have success or achieve "something".
This "something" is the Substantiation of NOTHING.
The ONE by itself is NOTHING ("seen" from the realm we find ourselves IN).
The SELF is the Personification of the ONLY ONE, who is the Observer.
So, the Observer NEEDS a MIRROR by which it can KNOW itself.
Far from being "needy" the SELF creates its own Mirror.
In stages the SELF looks into the Mirror to gradually KNOW the SELF.
At first the SELF identifies itself by the Mirror, because there is a DISTANCE between the TWO.
Then, by the MOMENT of TRUTH space and time shrinks into the HERE and NOW.
This is the UNION where NEED vanishes by the absence of the ATTACHMENT that can only exist by the TWO.
With this EXPERIENCE, of ONE becoming TWO and TWO becoming ONE, again....the ONE has gained the POWER to CREATE.
In other words, the Creative Force has been made to MOVE.
The movement of the Creative Force (dormant it is the "super-glue holding the TWO TOGETHER), which has been initiated by the TWO, we know as CHANGE.
Whoever goes along with Change, the Eternal Constant, is UNSTOPPABLE.
So, DO IT NOW!
NEED harbours the Creative Force and can bring forth MANIFESTATION.
WE created the great NEED for WORLD PEACE by the extreme worldwide divisions.
WE (representing the TWO) can DO IT NOW.....TOGETHER!
This is the TRINITY brought forth into the extreme division, within as well as without, visible as well as invisible.
The TWO became the Extreme OPTIONS: "to BE" and "not to BE".
The ONE became the CHOICE.
Out of this THREE the BEST answer can be delivered.
This would be the SELF-realisation.
The NEED was created THROUGH the SELF to SUBSTANTIATE CONSCIOUSNESS.
WHO the ONE is WHO creates Consciousness not even the gods and goddesses know....
So, keep the focus on the SELF-realisation and enjoy everything else as being "INNN-teresting" (= arousing curiosity, holding attention, provoking thought).
