The way we see it in the Sufi tradition is
that — particularly for mystic consciousness — we understand
that everything is rooted in the divine. Everything is unified
in a field of oneness. Practically speaking what that means is
that my consciousness, my love, my will, my generosity if I
have any, my capacity for forgiveness, all of these have their
attributes in the source of the divine. … This nonduality has
a kind of quality to it … that is deeply personal as well as
cosmic and impersonal because we realize the human being is
the ripened fruit of that nonduality. The nonduality doesn’t
cancel our human individuality. … We don’t make a big deal
about nonduality because we know and trust that everything
comes from God. The God that we’re talking about is subtle and
integral to this whole creation. … Poetry suggests it. We
communicate more through poetry than through abstract theory. Read and watch many more descriptions
of nonduality