Thankfully, when you are AloneTogether, differences do not make a difference. Hence, you ratify that which is One.
From Duality Hack #12.4 in Alexius’ Duality Hacks.
Since it takes more than one to leave oneness, you return together
It takes two to be established as someone in a world with more than one. Drinking something requires two appearances. And according to Jesus, it takes two to become Enlightened, for he said, »When your eyes become single, your whole body shall be full of light.«
Moreover, the departure from oneness involves at least two. If you do not depart as more than one, you remain in oneness. However, since oneness is formless, thus endless, it is impossible to leave it except in the realm of imagination. Therefore, since you imagine departing oneness with more than one, you undo the imagination by returning to oneness as you leave it.
You left oneness by imagining it divided into more than one, thereafter, feeling alone to confirm the separation. Thankfully, if you stand by being separated AloneTogether, your mistake is quickly undone.
Seeing more than one, you are AloneTogether, dreaming of more than one
When you return to oneness from a world with more than one, you come back AloneTogether from a journey without distance or destination because oneness is endless, so you never were anywhere else except in fantasy.
We appear to be separated from others in a world with more than one. But no matter what we experience, like in a dream, we are AloneTogether.
It is akin to having a dream. Despite the apparent diversity and separation in time and space, everything is within the dreamer, who, therefore, is AloneTogether with all elements of the dream.
Being AloneTogether is like a child embracing their teddy bear
The very concept of leaving oneness demands the existence of more than one. And so does imagining it. But as already said, there is no more than oneness. Yet, we believe to be in a world with more than one. To prove it, we gather experiences, each seemingly different from the other, until we realise that, like a dream does not unfold in multiple locations but within our headspace, so does every experience we perceive when we believe ourselves to be awake.
That is why the meaning we assign to our experiences is made AloneTogether – like children joyfully fabricating a story about their teddy bear, making it more than a toy. Thus, accepting we are AloneTogether with our toys, we happily return to oneness as we imagined, leaving it with more than one.
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