Salvation is commonly meant to be saved from hell, which is separation from love (God). I, by definition, is separation. Therefore, we must lose our I, our individual self, to become love, reunite with God, and be “saved.” Resurrection (commonly considered salvation) implies a separate being (I) surviving after death, so cannot be the ultimate goal, no matter how heavenly a state the I is experiencing. Thus "salvation" (saving the I from hell) is not really salvation, for the I cannot be saved from being separate. Thus the paradox, which can only be resolved by becoming not-I. Then all will be clear, beyond words and concepts.
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