Perspective

Perspective is only something you have when there is some degree of distance between the witness and the object. If there is great distance there will be great perspective and if there is little distance there is limited perspective. Now if there is no distance between the witness and the object there is no perspective. In the realm of no perspective, all things are possible, and in the oneness of spirit, no perspective is the highest perspective. No insight is the highest insight. Because no perspective or no distance means that you are so integrated into reality that is no object to see and you are not pretending to be an object that sees things. It is a paradigm shift, and it can be quite confusing when you reach it.

Most people are spiritual objects trying to perceive spiritual objects. In mastery, you are not witnessing an object and you are not seeing as an object. You are so integrated, that no insight is the highest insight. It’s just a complete absence of whatever you learned to know. And is not that you don’t know things, is that knowing happens when it needs to happen, and you can very comfortable be open to all possibilities and be very comfortable knowing nothing. You allow yourself to be in wonder. You rest in the unknown.

The path of mastery is usually unfolding in the following sequence: first you get all the insights, then you go on a journey of no insight. This doesn’t mean that you don’t grow and learn, but you don’t get fed on that. You wake up from your dependency on spiritual objects.
First, you become comfortable in the fullness of the experience.
The deeper journey is to become comfortable in the absence of the experience.
When they merge, fullness and absence are one. They are not the same experience, but they are the same reality.

~Dan Motoc