Mastery of Observation: Subject and Object

Observing and analyzing are not the same functions. When one observes, one engages with his or her surroundings and takes in experiences without dissecting or interpreting them immediately. Analyzing implies a separation between the observer and the observed - analyzer and what is being analyzed.
 
 The separation between the analyzer and the analyzed creates a duality, positioning the subject and object as opposing entities and leading to confusion when trying to understand deeper insights from a higher consciousness.
 
The information relayed from the Source requires a holistic, unattached approach, without input of content (thoughts, language, emotions, etc), without subject and object separation that creates a fragmented analytical perspective and obscures the true essence of the message.

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