* you can't spell drama... without Ram

prologue:

compare & contrast is borne out of a recurring theme: 

that Oneness needs (apparent) separation to Know He/r-Self.  

separation (in this sense) can be thought of as:

·       something that isn’t One,
·       a part, yet not Whole,
·       apart from, yet a part of,
·       part-i-cularized,
·       different from,
·       variety,
·       relativity,
·       ego (the false sense of separate self),
·       etc.

relativity & differentiality & wonderous variety 

(at the extremes) 

become polarity or oppositicality:

·       up/down
·       left/right
·       us/them
·       red/blue
·       seminoles/gators
·       right/wrong
·       democrats/republicans
·       etc.

      seeing the Wholenss or the Oneness or the Connectedness is a challenge for those who are indoctrinated into a black/white world -- where questioning the elder (status quo) states-man is painful.

      this book intends to explore the contrast… and compare the similarities… and question if we all aren’t (yes) players in One, Big, Beautiful Game.

      spoiler-alert: compare & contrast will conclude with another common theme… that this Play is for us, with us.  It IS One-for-ALL and All-for-One, and the relative drama (here, at earth-school) is Exactly what One needs & wants.

this means that everything is exactly what WE need & want (at a level above this, the Play).

you can’t spell drama without Ram.