The veil of ignorance, which is in the form of form, time and space, will vanish.+

Advaita is the nature of the Soul. The Soul is present in the form of consciousness is one unified whole.  When the Soul, the Self remains in its own awareness, then there nothing exists other than itself. 

The form, time, and space within the dream become falsehood when waking takes place. Similarly, the form, time, and space of the waking are also becoming falsehood when wisdom dawns. The wisdom dawns only when one realizes, that the Self is neither the waking entity nor the dream entity. 

Thus, it is erroneous to judge and reason and conclude the ultimate truth on the base of the waking entity(ego) and the waking world, because the waking experience itself is an illusion.

Suppose, you were holding the same view in the dream, all your experiences and views are reality within the dream. The dream becomes unreal when waking takes place. Similarly, waking becomes unreal when you become aware of the fact that, the self is not an individual.  Thus, whatever individual experiences experienced within the waking is as unreal as a dream

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Until one thinks of his body as the body and his experience of the world as the world, it is impossible to grasp Advaitic truth, because his views and judgments are based on physical self (ego) with the physical existence(waking).  Individuality is a reality within the waking experience, but the waking experience itself is a falsehood. 

Thus, holding the view as an individual within the false experience leads to hallucination.  The waking experience is a parallel dream, and the dream is a parallel waking experience.

A perfect understanding of 'what is what’ removes all sorts of obstacles in the pursuit of truth.  

Only through constant repetition of the subject matter in my posts and blogs will make one think differently, but it also creates more doubts and confusion in his subconscious, and his inner urge to know the truth even more intense. And it also helps to overcome some of our conditioning, which we have inherited from parental grooming and circumstances.    

The veil of ignorance, which is in the form of form, time, and space, will vanish when the wisdom dawns.  Thus, the division within consciousness also no longer remains a reality.  

Thus, the illusory reality loses its luster of reality in Self~ awareness.  One knows his body, ego and his experience of the world as a mere mirage created out of consciousness.  Thus, consciousness alone is a reality and the forms and names and things are merely an illusion.

Those who see the universe as a reality may try to deny it.  The Soul, the Self, has nothing to do with the experience of birth, life, and death because it is birthless and deathless.  In Self-awareness, one sees his body, ego, and universe but he is fully aware of the fact that they too are nothing but consciousness.  Thus, there is unity in diversity. 

If one thinks he is born in this world grew up and got married and has children and grandchildren and he is 90 years of age in a dream and when he wakes up the dream becomes unreal. 

The form, time, and space of the dream were reality within the dream. Similarly, the form, time, and space will prevail as a reality until the waking entity becomes aware of the fact, that it is not the Self, but the Self is the Soul, which witnesses the coming and going of the three states. 

If one dreams that he was a  poor farmer, but he did not know that his ancestors had buried a large quantity of gold under the ground in his field when someone who knows the secret informs him about the treasure, he discovers the treasure and lives happily, but when he wakes up,  the dream reality is never again becoming a reality.  Similarly, when wisdom dawns the waking reality never again prevails as a reality. 

Blinded with the illusion very few grasp the non-dualistic or Advaitic truth. Only a few escape from the web of illusion, and only a few will be able to acquire nondualistic or Advaitic wisdom.

The non-duality has to be grasped in the midst of the waking experience (duality or mind or universe).  That is, being aware of the truth and untruth, reality and unreality. And able to establish himself in the truth and able to view and judge, the three states, on the base of the Soul, the innermost self. The Soul is present in the form of consciousness. The consciousness is the ultimate truth or Brahman.

It is unfortunate people are stuck with their accumulated ideas based on the false self, imagine nonduality and say nothing exists other than the source. But a Gnani says everything exists (illusion) but everything is created out of the Soul (spirit or consciousness).  

Everything rises from the Soul (spirit or consciousness) and subsides as the Soul (spirit or consciousness). Thus, the whole diversity has no relevance, from the standpoint of the Soul as the Self.

Everything (universe or illusion or matter) is the consciousness (Soul or Spirit) realizing the three states are created out of consciousness (Soul or Spirit).

Awareness is the nature of the Soul (spirit or consciousness) because there is no second thing that exists other than the Soul (spirit or consciousness), the Self. Thus, consciousness is the ultimate truth or Brahman.: ~Santthosh Kumaar