A Gnani has the firm conviction that, all the three states are an object to the formless subject.

A Gnani has the firm conviction that, all the three states are an object to the formless subject.  And the three states are but transient experience. He identifies self with the Formless Witness. Formless witness  is unaffected by the individual experiences happening within the waking or dream because he knows that, the formless soul , the innermost  self, , can never be lost or lose anything in itself. Thus noting is lost or gained because everything is consciousness therefore Gnani sees only consciousness in everything and everywhere in the experience of diversity, thus for him no second thing exists other than consciousness.

Knowing the three states as a part of self, which is consciousness, he no longer considers it as an object such distinction exists only when inquiring. The ignorant man imagines he is related to objects, imagines there is causal relation with them and then imagines his sufferings because of their transiency. He foolishly believes that anything can go away from his self, because he separates his-self from them.

Unity is here and now, always has been and always will be. so long as one is  ignorant of this truth, he will  not see unity only he  sees diversity.