Infinite variety isn’t particularly predictable or unpredictable according to non-dual perception. When perception and field of perception are undivided, there’s no need to relate to phenomena as either predictable or unpredictable. All phenomena are unified in the compassionate quality of their arising, so there’s no sense in which anything has to be approached with suspicion. There is no plan that needs to be made. There is nothing that has to be taken into account. The arising of phenomena is simply delightful. Infinite variety has the quality of continual surprise in the sense of wonderment. But this wonderment has nothing to do with anything being either expected or unexpected. Phenomena are simply fresh, and somewhat fabulous. p136, Wearing the Body of Visions, Ngakpa Chögyam, Aro Books, 1995, ISBN 1-898185-03-4