Consciously becoming aware of the soul, the innermost self, in the midst of duality, (waking) leads one to non-dualistic self-awareness.

The seeker has to pursue this quest until his questions will be answered, until his problems will disappear and his doubts will be solved.

Doubt is the beginning of knowledge. One must verify his own ideas and concepts. He must put his imagination aside, and let the truth be verifiable by others.

The scholastics like all believers have to start with an assumption that there is some unseen Being or Power or World, and then they start to interpret this assumption. Whereas deeper self-search starts with the world, going up from the objective world to truth by inquiry and soulcentric reasoning.

No assumption, no faith, is needed in pursuit of truth, the ultimate truth demands deeper thinking. People do not want to think: it is too troublesome. Why worry about the ultimate truth, they say. This is their excuse, an alibi for being too lazy or incompetent to think. They do not want to be bothered to inquire and reason.

Reasoning is interpretable in two ways. The egocentric interpretation is to apply it only to the waking experience. The soulcentric interpretation is to apply it to the three states. The latter leads to final settlement of the problems because it takes all data into consideration.

When the ultimate truth is rightly known and one attains eternal life thereby. Through soul, the innermost self he gains strength and through its knowledge immortality.

 Not by intellectual   speculation but only by an awakening to the reality of his true existence he gets soulcentric vision. Soul, the innermost self’s nature is like state of deep sleep. Consciously becoming aware of the soul, the innermost self, in the midst of duality,  (waking) leads  one to non-dualistic self-awareness.