The elephant in the room.

[anagogy]

All that I argue is that if all things are in unity inherently and that even seperation itself as a concept is within this unity, the duality doesn't truly exist. I argue that duality is an illusion. The concept of distortion is just as illusive as the concept of illusion itself.

I don't see anything striving for balance. I don't see anything balancing. I don't see a "highest good" or even a seperate Creator. I see everything as the Creator. I see everything as already balanced and infinitely perfect.

My point was that there is the intellectual understanding of "illusion", and there is the visceral understanding of illusion.

Many, especially those on this forum, have that intellectual understanding, but if they had the visceral understanding, they would not even be incarnate on this density, myself included.

Everything is an illusion, sure, but I still have to deal with action and reaction (i.e. balance).

I just stubbed my toe. It hurt. Everything's perfect, sure, but I've still got to deal with this world. See my point?