Decisions With No One Making Them

A woman asks about consciousness forgetting itself in order to manifest—who, then, is in charge of will? Rupert clarifies that consciousness only seems to forget itself. Being infinite, it cannot experience finite objects because it would have to stand apart from them, akin to us not being able to see our own eyes. To perceive a world, consciousness must appear to divide itself into subject and object. The knowing element is infinite consciousness, perceiving the world through the body but not generated by it. Decisions are being made, but there is no individual entity making them.

From event 12 April, 2012 Live Webinar (167)

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