The individual is part and parcel of the universe, which is a dualistic illusion.+

There are no separate individual Souls. Individuals are many, but the Soul is one.

The invisible Soul, which is present in the form of consciousness, is the cause of the universe. The individual is part and parcel of the universe, which is a dualistic illusion.

Many Souls theory is a dualistic theory. All the dualistic theories are egocentric.

Egocentric theories are based on ignorance. ignorance is the cause of experiencing the illusory world as a reality.

The invisible Soul is not an individual because the Soul is present in the form of consciousness, and is an ever-formless, timeless, and spaceless existence.

The invisible Soul is present in the form of consciousness. The invisible Soul is the formless, timeless, and spaceless existence.

The invisible Soul is the cause of the universe, which contains the whole of humanity. Thus, limiting the invisible Soul to an individual is erroneous.

Sage Sankara asks his opponents, "How do you know there are separate individual Souls? Have you seen the Soul of a Man? You can only say that you have seen different bodies. To say more is to misuse language. Therefore, I call you liars unless you give proof, which is impossible.

The invisible Soul, the Sefis, in the form of consciousness without the division of form, time, and space. The form, time, and space are merely an illusion created out of consciousness.

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The invisible Soul, the Self, is the fullness of consciousness. In the cloud, there is nothing other than the water, so too consciousness is nothing other than itself. Consciousness is absolute without a second.

The moon reflecting on the water and appearing as many, the Self is just like the reflection of the moon on the water, which increases with the volume of water and decreases with its reduction, which moves when the water moves, and which differs as the water differs. The moon seems to conform to the characteristics of water, but in reality, the moon never has these increasing or decreasing qualities. So also, from the highest point of view, the consciousness always retains its sameness; it seems to conform to such characteristics as increase and decrease of the limiting adjunct, owing to its entry into such an adjunct as a universe.

The thread is drawn from cotton and is woven into cloth. But the reality of cotton is in both of these forms, viz., thread and cloth. Similarly, the projections of names and forms of this material universe on consciousness do not alter the nature of consciousness. It remains as it is without any change. : ~ Santthosh Kumaar