The Absolute is seen as pure consciousness (=being). The Absolute is an eternal all-pervasive principle, the highest reality, the nature of all entities eternally and blissfully at rest within its own nature. the Absolute is the nature of the Self (and thus of us all). The Absolute is divine, it is Father, the Lord of the Universe. It is full of conscious activity through which it generates the universe, and reabsorbs it into itself at the end of each cycle of creation.
Thus we speak of monism, as everything resides within this one absolute consciousness. It sustains all things, it embraces all things, it pervades all things. All things are appearances within the absolute consciousness, but nevertheless real. All things appear external (out there, outside ourselves), but they do not have a being on their own. They do not exist as separate entities on their own. Everything is contained within consciousness. What we see as objects are manifestations of consciousness. The events which constitutes the universe are always internal events happening within consciousness because their essential nature is consciousness itself. If a physical object were totally material, and independent or external to consciousness, it could never be experienced. The universe and consciousness are two aspects of a whole. The universe is an attribute of consciousness which bears consciousness as its substance.
Every entity, in its specific manifest form, is defined as that which distinguishes it from all else and from which it never differentiates. But at the level of pure consciousness, everything is realized to be part of the fullness of the experiencer and hence no longer bound by the conditions which impinge on the object.
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