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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klein_bottle#/media/File:Science_Museum_London_1110529_nevit.jpg above image from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klein_bottle

Just this.

Some "damn, you go girl" music:

Oldies but goodies

From the point of view of no-self, what self is there to create what it desires?

@abrakamowse Thanks!

Because I feel that Rupert expresses things a lot better than I can, here's another video to add to what I attempted to express above (starting at 8:53):

@Farnaby Thanks! Glad you watched it. Well, I don't know if this is "The Answer" lol, but this is how I see it : Once the one, limitless Consciousness appears to limit itself, It forms into billions of slightly different perceptions (people). Then, through those perceptions, an apparent world comes into existence. (Although, it would be more accurate to say "apparent worlds" come into existence, because each perception is slightly different, so therefore a slightly different world is perceived through each perception.) This apparent world (or worlds) is governed by apparent rules/laws. (There is time, space, gravity, etc... there is a "you" separate from "others"... and that "you" has to eat, wear clothes, use a clock, etc.) Good question. I don't know. But, to me, that's like asking, "why is each snowflake formation unique if they all come from the one, undifferentiated substance water?" Different people (as well as animals, insects, plants, trees, rocks, etc...).... it's all just the way Consciousness crystalizes, I guess. And maybe It does this so that it can look at and explore Itself from countless points of view.

@Farnaby Here's a Rupert Spira video that may be helpful (or not ):