I had promised Sohu and Payal that I will be making a post on the "oneness" of IshRiz because according to me it is nearly impossible to find a solid dissociation between Ishaan and Rizwaan except for the nefarious purpose attached with the latter...
By oneness, I do not mean non-duality here because non-duality is more like the absence of separation than to the realization of unity. Also, I promised them that I will try to talk about a phrase from one of my favorite book Atlas Shrugged - "Existence is Identity, Consciousness is Identification" wrt to Rizwaan. So here is that post but I am not sure if I will be able to explain my point clearly.
I have said before on this forum that I personally feel that even IshRiz cannot dissociate between Ishaan and Rizwaan at emotional level. However, there is just a psychologically existing thin and unstable wall that differentiates the two but it also needs constant reminders in order to stay intact.
When we look out onto the world, we all experience life in dual aspects: day and night, hot and cold, pleasure and pain, positive and negative, good and evil etc. And, this separation that someone experiences depends on the wounding he or she is carrying. It is how the mind perceives the realities and unfolding of life but as we develop subtle inner capacities we see the shaded of gray in between the polar extremes. As we rise in consciousness, we begin to see the entire spectrum of possibilities from one pole too another, but we begin to lose the entire sense of polarity. When we rise to our penultimate selves, we only see and experience oneness.
This is what IshRiz has been going through in the last four years from the moment he has come in contact with the Hooda's and Preet. Before that Rizwaan's life was limited within a circle after his parent's death and he viewed the world as that circle taught him to. But now his eyes are opening to the worldly view around him and thus the line of differentiation with which he perceived the world as well as dissociated himself from Ishaan is vanishing. However, it still exists psychologically because he has not yet completely stepped out of that circle and its control.
In short, I prefer to see it as Rizwaan's journey of ascension to IshRiz where he is seen venturing forth from a judgmental, polarized and limited mind to the experience of being liberated from negativity and limitation into the expanded, universal mind. The journey where he became a being of heart, living in compassion, generosity and tremendous strength and wisdom. His is continuously diving into the mystery of eternal beingness, yet simultaneously becoming more practical, grounded and real as his consciousness is becoming more based on the truth that he is experiencing each day.
And, ascension does not mean leaving behind something, just walking out on, or abandoning the old (reality and identity of being Rizwaan in this case) but rather it means completing the old (identification) - i.e. achieving wholeness (oneness) (IshRiz).