1.28.2

Twia is not a word, nor a name. A description? Maybe. Twia as a term reflects in separation your true nature. You are the I AM. The I AM is consciousness-expressing. Existence is consciousness expressing the thought of separation. Twia represents you in existence. It reflects the I AM that is you being discrete awareness.

Twia is remembered in the room within. Whatever you perceive of yourself in existence you are not. You are not your body, nor its personality. These are reflections of separation. Nor are you the body-personality’s thoughts, feelings, or emotions. These are transient. You are eternal. You are the witness to these things. You are the witness to existence. You are the awareness that is the I AM.

You are not a child of God. You are not born of the Divine. These are perceptions of separation. You are that which is. There is no separation in reality. There is no other than consciousness. To have a god is to perceive separation. The thought of two in consciousness is an imagination of possibility that cannot be real. Two brings about one. Oneness is a construct of separation. It has no reality. How can there be one when consciousness has no comparison? Consciousness has no comparison or contrasts. Yin and yang are falsehoods of existence. The world is a play between yin and yang, this and that, here and there. This is a world of contrast in spacetime. It is illusion. You are a child of creation only in the cycle of birth and death that is existence. Not in reality. In reality you are eternal.

In the world you live alone in your darkness. Yin encompasses you. Yang shines in the world. It gives cause for desire. In body you belong nowhere. You seek solace and pleasure. Seeking brings pain and suffering. The ways of the world have all the lasting fulfillment of spun sugar at a carnival. You feast. Hunger’s pangs remain. Thoughts run amok. You know not which to follow. You are entangled in the way of the world. What to follow? What to avoid? In body you cannot know. Pain and pleasure, happiness and sorrow are all that you know. Your path is hard and rocky. You have forgotten the whole of the all. You perceive the darkness of separation only. The light in the world is outside your vision, like the far side of the hill. Climb the ridge. Look upon the dark and light as one. Curb your desire for one or the other. There is no separation. Live in the world as the whole of the all. You need nothing. Simplicity is your abundance.