36. Knowing and Not Knowing

Being the highest and the lowest I manifest Knowledge and
assume ignorance at the same time.
Even though I know a certain thing will happen within a month, I
may chalk out plans as if it was not to occur for years. Again,
knowing that an event will not take place for years, I appear to
expect it to happen shortly.
In Dnyan (Knowledge) there is Adnyan (Non-knowledge or
Ignorance). But in Adnyan there cannot be Dnyan. Having all
knowledge on the highest level, I can assume full ignorance on
your level. In fact I am Infinite Knowledge, and as such I know
what is to happen even after hundreds of years, yet I profess
ignorance while I am on your level.
Even on the gross plane and in ordinary circumstances
knowledge and ignorance can be manifested simultaneously. For
instance, you say: I do not know how to swim. This implies that
you know that you do not know how to swim. Were you not to
know you do not know, you could not have had this
understanding. This is 'knowledge of ignorance'.
In the same way, I who am Knowledge itself manifest ignorance of
knowledge. Knowing all, I seem not to know at one and the same
time.