How is the subject different from an object.
Object
1. Object is available to the experiencer and is the known thing
2. Object is available in time
3. Object has attributes
4. Object is available in space
5. Object is subject to coming and going
6. Object is subject to change
7. Object grows and declines
8. Object is desirable or undesirable
9. Object is material in nature
Subject
1. Subject is the experiencer or knower
2. Subject is not limited in terms of time
3. Subject is attributeless
4. Subject is space wise not limited
5. Subject is not subject to coming and going
6. Subject is changeless
7. Subject does not grow or decline
8. Subject is neither an object of desire, nor a non desire, whereas, whatever is desired or avoided is for the sake of the subject
9. Subject is of the nature of consciousness, is conscious
I is the subject.
The body mind, as well as all the other objects, together are the objects.
The subject I is brahman.
From this brahman, the universe arose.
Into this brahman the universe retreats and resolves.
With respect to the universe, I is the creator and resolver.
With respect to the individual body mind, I is the witness.
I is mistakenly taken to be as good as body mind, when reflected via ignorance in the mind.
Since universe came from I, objects came from I from unmanifest into manifest.
This unmanifest and manifest is simply a projection.
It projects with I as the basis for existence.
If appears conscious due to I.
Hence body appears conscious.
Things exist.
Space, Time, Air water etc. exist.
Attributes, names, forms and functions exist.
I is existence.
Satyam.
Object is mithya, depends on I for existence.
The object projection alone superimposes, the status of subject to I.
I is free from subject object status.
I is free, moksa.