David, in a nutshell:Pam, it's clear that you have discovered something special and that you are very passionate about it, which is great. And it's possible that the Unconditioned reality that you point to is the very same one that I point to. But it's hard to say because the language you use is very tightly bound to a specialized Christian metaphysical script.
It would really help me, and quite possibly yourself, if you could start finding other ways to talk about it, using a more natural form of expression. That would make it easier for me, and for others here, to see into the heart of your writing. And who knows, it might even help you become even more free in Unconditioned reality.
At the moment, you give the impression, perhaps unintentionally, of clinging to the specialized metaphysical script as though it were a life-raft in a stormy sea.....
The conditioned human mind of sense stands as if outside its source, the unconditioned Mind of All Things.
The conditioned human mind of sense seeks to understand its source, the unconditioned Mind of All Things.
In seeking to understand its source, the unconditioned Mind of All Things, the conditioned human mind studies its source using the same thought patterns it uses to remain bound to its conditioning, that of its belief that it is impossible to bridge the imagined gap between its conditioned beliefs and its unconditioned Reality. This thought pattern is the pattern of the subject/object split, which is always of a subjective-objective bias or preference, which leads always to conditioning, which can never understand the unconditioned Mind of its source. The viscous cycle of hitting that brick wall of belief in separation. That which is conditioned to human thinking, cannot realize that which is not. Simple logic.
So the question for the seeker of its source that has been trying to penetrate the veil between the two worlds of himself is: by what pattern of thought is this transformation made possible? By my understanding, logic can take you to the veil as a pointer to the nature of the unconditioned reality, but because logic is limited to the intellect of comparative analysis, it cannot act as a 'living bridge' of idea that will successfully support you and walk with you as you step beyond your conditioned mind and into your unconditioned Mind.
The living bridge of words that takes one beyond the logical intellect and that successfully lifts or pierces the veil between the two thought worlds of oneself, is that of Myth and of Metaphor. Why is Myth and Metaphor the Way to lift or pierce the veil of the intellect of logic and of reason? Because, the truth is, is that whether one is conscious of it or not, they are always living the myth and metaphor(s) of themselves. The logical mind usually rails at this statement, for it is of the belief that words can express absolutism, but when pressed to do so, of course, it cannot. Being that the logical mind is based on the subject/object split, no word is ever an absolute concept.
Accepting that the concept of self or conditioned mind is The Myth that is the granddaddy of every myth, sage and woman included [neither 'sage' or 'woman' are absolute 'things' so why beat a dead horse?] is the first step in making that break through from logic and reason into being the living expression of the walk into the Infinity of Oneself. What the walk of Myth and of Metaphor offers to the seeker of himself is the Way to fully embrace every aspect of self of which he has become attached, and then be liberated from this attachment. Living the way of myth and of metaphor is to be liberated from one's humanism of feeding off dead thoughts that have attached themselves to the walls of one's soul. Living the way of myth and of metaphor gives one a living platform of 'transparency' on which to stand while they are becoming unconditioned of their conditioning.
I use biblical references because Jesus was, of my experience of studying the ways of many masters, THE master of Myth and Metaphor. He did not originate the use of myth and of metaphor, as I pointed out in a previous post, but no one before him used myth and metaphor in quite the same genius as he did. Every word that came out of his mouth was his brilliance of knowing the truth that the conditioned mind was an emanation or expression of the unconditioned Mind, and being such, man's belief in dualism could be eliminated of the wisdom of this realization. Obviously, one is not restricted to the myths and metaphors used by Jesus, Gautama used his version according to his culture and learning, but for me, being raised of the collective western mind, they are a perfect match.
How to realize the wisdom of the living myth and metaphor of oneself? By bringing this wisdom to life!
I come to speak of the Genius of realizing you are a myth and a metaphor of Life, and the genius of walking this walk.
Whew! Any clearer? : )