Specificity
Let’s not confuse being specific with being precise. They
are not the same. Being precise is a function of the Clear Essence,
the Clear diamond. Being specific is a function of the Point.
The Point is the most specific essential presence there is. When
you experience the Point, you are a singularity, as specific as
one can be. There is no more specific experience of Essence than
the Point – a one-pointed, singular, concentrated sense
of identity and presence. It is the most specific way one can
experience oneself. That’s why we say that it is simplicity
itself. It has no parts – it’s one thing, very simple,
very specific. And because it is the most specific quality, it
aids us in being able to be specific about anything. Precision,
however, is a matter of exactness, of distinguishing one thing
from another. (Spacecruiser Inquiry, pg 386)