Subject and object are not separate—so-called objective reality is projected by our subjective Consciousness. — Joseph P. Kauffman, The Answer Is YOU: A Guide to Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Freedom
Subject and object are not separate—so-called objective reality is projected by our subjective Consciousness. — Joseph P. Kauffman, The Answer Is YOU: A Guide to Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Freedom
Subject and object are not separate—so-called objective reality is projected by our subjective Consciousness. — Joseph P. Kauffman, The Answer Is YOU: A Guide to Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Freedom
Subject and object are not separate—so-called objective reality is projected by our subjective Consciousness. — Joseph P. Kauffman, The Answer Is YOU: A Guide to Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Freedom
Subject and object are not separate—so-called objective reality is projected by our subjective Consciousness. — Joseph P. Kauffman, The Answer Is YOU: A Guide to Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Freedom
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Subject and object are not separate—so-called objective reality is projected by our subjective Consciousness.

— Joseph P. Kauffman, The Answer Is YOU: A Guide to Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Freedom
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