Do you see consciousness as the Absolute, or as an emanation?

[Henosis]

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I love that, Henosis !!
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I somewhat borrowed the general concept from Dzogchen.

The Ground of Dzogchen is described as being endowed with three qualities―essence, nature and compassionate energy. The third quality of the Ground is its compassionate energy (Tib. ཐུགས་རྗེ་, tukjé; Wyl. thugs rje).

While the essence of mind is empty, like the sky, its nature is cognizant and clear, like the light of the sun. But when we compare the nature of mind to the sky, it has something the sky does not have, that is its clarity and cognizance. We are aware, we can see, we can hear and we can feel. That is the cognizant nature.

Just as the sky and sunlight are indivisible, so the empty essence and cognizant nature are always a unity. This inseparability or unity is called ‘compassionate energy'.

This unceasing compassionate energy is described as:
unconfined,
unobstructed, and
all-pervasive.

It too possesses three wonderful qualities:
the wisdom that knows,
the compassion that is loving and caring, and
the power that is able to liberate, protect, and benefit beings and fulfil the enlightened activity