franklin-merrell-wolff

 

The inner core of the 'I', like Nirvana , is not an objective existence but is , rather,the 'thread ' upon which the objective material of consciousness is strung. Relative consciousness deals with the objective material but never finds the ' thread' as an object . Yet it is that 'thread ' which renders all else possible . In fact , it is the most immediate and everpresent reality of all . Nirvana , like the 'I ', cannot be located anywhere , as in a distinct place , for it is at once everywhere and nowhere, both in space and time .