The Nature of Being and Sensory Transcendence

Limitations of Sensory Experience

Human senses are naturally restricted to experiencing only the gross aspects of creation. Subtle fields exist beyond these capabilities—comparable to how tools like microscopes and radios extend our reach—but common experience remains trapped in the relative, gross domain.

The Process of Transcendence

To reach the transcendental state of pure Being, one must improve the faculty of experience to perceive progressively finer strata of creation. By following a thought back to its source and transcending the finest level of objective experience, the mind moves beyond the relative field.

Pure Consciousness and Absolute Being

The state of Being is reached when the subject is left without an object of experience, ending the relative process of experiencing. Since Being is absolute, it exists outside of the subjective-objective duality, residing beyond all sensory input, thinking, and feeling as the ultimate state of pure, unmanifested consciousness.