ught at a time. One thought must disappear 
  before another can arise. This includes the thought of 'me.' To think "I am 
  seeing such and such" is, in fact, two thoughts. Consequently the significance 
  of mind and body being one unity is that when there is seeing, it isn't me who 
  sees, but rather that there is only seeing, no seer and nothing seen. When there 
  is thinking, there is only thought, no thinker and nothing thought of. This 
  is our reality now, moment to moment. It means that we