Causality is a construct of the mind.

Causality is a construct of the mind. This is the only thought that is as terrifying as the loss of aham (I) and simultaneously as liberating.

Only the Power of Consciousness creates the sequence of thoughts and mind strings them together and tries to make sense of them. The only utility to thought being those thoughts that point to the cessation of thought!

It is the dual for Ishvara.

Here the notion of "dual" is used in the sense of mathematics or science and engineering, and with the dual in the spiritual path indicating brahmANDA piNDANDaikyam (Oneness of microcosm and macrocosm).

However, the apparent lack of apparent causality does not bother the Self.

The Yoga VasiShTha should only be read by very advanced aspirant, for that is where causality is questioned.

Even reading is unnecessary.

The Buddhistic view of life being a sequence of experiences is not different from nirguNa brahman.

Recall also in this context the dRShti sRShti vAda of SrI RamaNa MahaRShi.