That Which Does Not Move

A student asks about the phrase "that which does not move," prompting the teacher to explore how the conceptual self creates the illusion of separation.

That is what the phrase attempts to point to, but it points to something where there is no movement or rest, where there is no form or emptiness.

Beyond the concept of separation

What you are describing, this question of whether we are supposed to be seeing that we are not separate, is in a sense the same thing. If you try to describe what you are, what I am, what the reality of that is, you find that there isn't something that I am as a thing separate from everything else. The belief in being this conceptual "I" is what creates the illusion that there is a separation between me and everything else.