Yes, no one said it is. Why state the obvious?
Because of your response to this:
As regards pure awareness, is there any difference between āshouldā or āshouldnātā? What is, is what is. Any motive to have something different than what is, i.e. what should beā¦is still always only what is. Any āresistanceā to what is, the duality of suppression say, is still for awareness without choice, pure awareness , only always, what is.
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