If one wants to actually perceive the truth they must be open to looking at it directly instead of relating to it via some abstraction and/or orthodoxy which will inevitably pull in counter considerations and drop one back into the contentiousness of Duality. This is the meaning of Christ’s admonitions that “Ye must be born again.” and “Ye must become as little children.”

The only way to counter this Dualistic tendency and its resulting confusion and mental exhaustion is to embrace an ethic of looking, integration and dedication to truth while also valuing the experience of all of these over getting all of the abstractions figured out, lined up and “believed in by all the right people”. And actually “geting it all figured out” is just fine to, but if one doesn’t have their priorities straight and well understood they’re liable to never actually EXPERIENCE the truth and end up becoming an economist, realist, religionist, politician or worse yet a pundit of any of these. We’re all “believers”, it’s just that most of us believe in some abstract particle of truth mixed with untruth instead of the conscious and direct experience of truth itself. This is also why the formula of Trinity-Unity including and encompassing an integrated Duality, which is actually an ethic of continual integration is the full, complete and continuing truth….because it includes all realities and considerations, but gives priority to consciousness/direct experience.