A World Divided by Illusion: The Truth That Could End War Forever.
Victim and the aggressor are not two, but one and the same.
The Illusion of War: Should the United Nations Stand Up to Delusions?
Imagine two children in a sandbox, arguing over which pile of sand belongs to whom. They build walls with their tiny hands, staking claims over grains of sand that existed long before them and will remain long after. Now, imagine they ask you to buy them guns and missiles to protect what they believe is theirs. Would you even consider it?
Now replace the children with nations and the sandbox with the Earth. This is the absurdity of war. Leaders draw lines on maps and spill blood to defend them—as though these lines were real. Russia and Ukraine. Israel and Palestine. Each war, like those before, is rooted in a delusion: the belief that humanity is divided. That one group’s existence diminishes another’s. That land can belong to someone. That we are separate.
And tragically, billions proudly give their money, their loyalty, even their lives to protect these illusions. They call it patriotism, duty, identity. But it’s no different than arming children in a sandbox.
Borders Are Concepts—Not Reality.
Consider the war between Russia and Ukraine. A conflict over “territory,” “sovereignty,” and “power.” But what is this territory? It is soil, water, and air—none of which care for the names we assign them. A tree growing in Ukraine doesn’t know it’s Ukrainian. A river crossing a border doesn’t pause because humans have declared it now belongs to another land.
The Earth is indifferent to our maps and beliefs. And yet, leaders send young men and women to kill and die over lines drawn in thought. The grief of Ukrainian families losing their homes, the pain of Russian mothers burying their sons—this suffering is heartbreakingly real. But the cause is fantasy: a delusion of ownership, born from ignorance of reality.
We do not merely share the same planet. We share the same atoms, the same air, the same life. And ultimately, we are not separate from it—we are it. Separation is not real. It is a mental construct.
There are no “two groups,” no “two humans.” “One” and “two” are ideas invented by thought. They do not exist in nature.
Take an honest look at reality.
Nothing in the universe is a fixed, independent entity—not you, not me, not nations. What we think of as a “person” is merely a label applied to a temporary configuration of matter and consciousness. It is just billions of atoms mixed with consciousness and “ person” is a label imposed onto these parts. No one is a “self-made” being. Everything is interwoven, interdependent, and selfless.
This isn’t philosophy. It’s an observable fact.
Recognizing this—truly seeing it—is the only way to end war instantly and forever.
The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: A War Over Shadows.
Take the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. A long and tragic struggle, each side claiming divine or historical right to the same piece of land—as though Earth belongs to us, or as though our identity is rooted in soil. The olive trees and stones of that region existed long before the labels “Israeli” or “Palestinian” were invented, and they will endure long after these labels fade.
But land belongs to no one. Can the right hand belong to the left hand? Absurd right? All ownership is equaly absurd when you began to recognize facts beyond your mind’s labels. The olive trees and stones of that region existed long before the labels “Israeli” or “Palestinian” were invented and will outlast them. The walls we’ve built—physical, political, and emotional—are not just barriers between peoples, but barriers between truth and delusion.
They are not enemies. They are not even two.
They are one: born of the same cosmic dust, shaped by the same forces, animated by the same energy. There is no mechanism inside an Israeli that makes him different from a Palestinian. No internal selfhood that separates one from the other. No soul with a unique ID tag. There is only the universe, expressing itself in infinite forms—temporarily, and without ownership.
The differences in body types, language, religion, and culture do not belong to any individual but to whole existence, they are not causes for division but expressions of the infinite creativity of the universe. Just as waves in the ocean take different shapes but remain water, so too are we expressions of the same indivisible whole.
The Delusion of Leadership.
World leaders—our supposed visionaries—act like children in a sandbox, fighting over what was never theirs to begin with. They behave as if they are the protectors of nations, the defenders of people. But in truth, they are playing roles inside a dream of division.
Every human being is not a separate or self-made entity entity but a momentary expression of a shared, infinite totality. Every atom in our bodies is borrowed from the cosmos, forged in ancient stars and reshaped as trees, animals, and humans. Your blood, your breath, your brain—none of it was “yours”, you did not make yourself, your ancestors did not either, even an atoms did not. The same goes for everyone you fear or hate.
Skin tone, language, borders—none of these belong to the individual. They belong to the universe. And to fight over them is to fight over costumes that belong to no one.
And yet, wars rage on. Soldiers march, missiles fly, and innocents suffer because leaders cling to the illusion that these differences are real. They redraw maps, dig trenches, and spill blood to defend shadows. We can’t continue treating their delusions as rational arguments for war or peace. We can’t keep engaging with their insanity as though it is based on reality. It’s time to say what must be said:
You are not well.
You who lead us into war—you believe you are a protector of a people, a defender of a nation. But none of these things exist. They are thoughts. Mental constructions. Illusions. You are not what you think. You are life itself, appearing temporarily in human form. You are your enemy. You are the land you think you own. You are all of it. But you have forgotten.
Take a break from the illusion of separateness. Take a vacation from duality. Only then can you return to the world of the sane, the free, and the peaceful.
The Truth That Ends All Wars.
Here’s the undeniable truth: from the smallest particle of an atom to the vastness of the stars, nothing exists by itself, in and of itself, or out of its own essence. Nothing is a unique, permanent entity. Nothing is self-generated. Everything is interdependent. Everything arises together, inseparable, identical in essence. So how can there be two nations? Two people? Two sides?
The Illusion of Separateness.
Imagine a wave in the ocean. It appears distinct—rising, cresting, falling. But can the wave exist apart from the ocean? Of course not. It is the ocean. Always was.
So too are we—not individuals, but temporary and identically selfless patterns in the fabric of existence.
Our bodies are not independent or self-contained. They are not formed by some “body essence.” They are Earth—water and minerals. They are build and powered by food—sunlight, soil, rain. And all of those are part of an endless chain of causes going back to the invention of time. The body does not generate itself because it lacks an inherent nature (mechanism) that could; the body is an extension of an endless chain of causes stretching back to the beginning of time. There is no intrinsic “you” apart from the totality of existence—just as a wave cannot separate itself from the ocean. No self that owns your body or thoughts. “You” Just a label, a thought. The body and mind is there but there is no “you” because “you” is just a thought existing in the mind. And the same goes for every human who has ever lived.
Even the mind—our precious identity machine—is not fixed or singular. It is a flow—an ever-changing stream of consciousness where each moment arises from the previous one, shaped by an infinite web of influences. Our perceptions, thoughts, emotions, and beliefs are shaped by our environment, experiences, and the inherited tendencies of countless generations before us. The mind is a perpetual continuum. There is no fixed moment as no moment exists in and of itlself; each moment is composed of an infinite number of ever-shorter moments. There is only movement. Only change.
Nothing in existence stands alone or is different from anything. Everything is part of an intricate web of interdependence. The belief in separateness is not based on reality; it is a mental construct, an ignorant fantasy.
This is not mysticism. It is the structure of reality.
The land we fight over. The identities we defend. The enemies we invent. They do not exist as we believe they do. They are fleeting ripples in an ocean of unity, they are us.
The Real Tragedy of War.
The true tragedy of war is not just death. It is blindness. Humanity, blind to its own wholeness, its nonduality, kills itself over imaginary separateness. Instead of thriving as one, we destroy ourselves to protect a lie.
But imagine a world awakened to its unity—a world where the energy once used for killing is turned to creation, cooperation, healing. Imagine a civilization that no longer divides life into “us” and “them,” but celebrates each person as an expression of the same whole.
That world is possible. In fact, it has always been.
A New Path Forward: A Call to the United Nations and to You.
The realization that the victim and aggressor in every war are one and the same does not lead to compromise—it leads to clarity. When the illusion is exposed, it disappears. Peace stops being an ideal and becomes the only rational choice.
We believe Israelis and Palestinians, Ukrainians and Russians, can lead the world—not by defeating one another, but by awakening together. They can reveal to the rest of us that the peace we dream of has always been possible—hidden only by mistaken belief.
This truth is not merely a message. It is an awakening. A way of seeing that ends war—not through treaties, but through understanding. Through insight. Through the simple recognition that all harm to others is harm to self.
We’ve tried to share this message with the United Nations. We’ve sent them a DVD. Letters. Pleas. But so far, no one has responded.
If you know how to help us reach them—if you see the urgency of this truth—please join us.
The world is ready. The time is now.
