HOW TO VIEW ‘I AM ALL’? ...

The all should merge in the ‘I’ and disappear, leaving the ‘I’ absolute. But if you
begin to expand the ‘I’ into the ‘all’, you go wrong and still remain as the object. The
objectivity must disappear completely.
If you say that ‘Nothing is’, it does not mean that non-existence is the end of all,
but that existence is the end of all; because the ‘is’ at the end of the statement stands
for being or existence alone.......

Shri Atmananda from Spiritual Discourses