Unity (n.) is implicitly found in every explicit duality.
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Unity (n.) of the world, once realized, is like the dead cat's head: the most priceless and most inconsequential thing, with no results and no meaning.
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Unity (n.) set apart from multiplicity becomes one more pair of opposites, and the regress runs on with ever-growing complication.
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Unity (n.) of the universe can be reasoned out without ever being felt; the feeling will not follow the theory while you are divided within.
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Unity (n.) and multiplicity are not opposites that exclude each other; each is the other, as the body is its organs.