In the beginning, everything was at a complete state of rest.
Those of us who make up the Divine One had a single thought.
The One's thought created all matter according to the detail of the thought.
We continually create physical human-like bodies throughout the all areas of the universe.
We send light streamed Spirits through spiritual umbilical cords to fill these people [from birth until death] , and upon death, these Spirits (us) return to the Divine One (us joined as One).
This human experience is complete.
Sunday, January 25, 2009
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Fantastic rendition of the cycle! There are always those of us who are intent on being right and knowing that their viewpoint or stance is the correct one. Yet, there is a unity of being that is and will always be all of us - it is and will always be all that compose who we are and we will be all that compose it. We are neither right nor wrong, and we are both because we are the Divine and the Divine is us. I found one particular segment of the inauguration speech of interest. President Obama said, and this is not verbatim but a paraphrase, "People will judge you on what you build, not what you destroy." In stating categorically that one is right and that all others are wrong, has, in essence, taken it upon him/herself to destroy what others have put forth. If one person says "I believe in one god (monotheism)" and the second person says "I believe in many (polytheism)" yet each of them claim to be right, they have then chosen a path of separateness, which is one aloof from the Divine, which is all things in all time.
There is understanding, strength, love, harmony and corporeality in unity. Separateness is an idea that simply disassociates one from all that one is and has always been. Ironically, however, it is this idea (the latter) concept that we (as beings in this human form) have accepted to be true. It is this idea that we have accepted as real, and from this have built units of separateness - my family, my home, my nation, my land, mine, yours, his, hers, my god, your gods et cetera. If we delve deeper into this idea, we come out seeing that in today's world, the nation that boasts the strongest idea or claim of individualism is the one with the strongest arsenal of weapons - the strongest capacity for destroying human life. If we contrast that with a community that functions with unity of being (Tibetan or Bhutan monks, say) they possess no weapons, yet treat all they encounter with love, and a welcoming embrace back to the true essence of unity of being.
Thank you for the reminder.
-namaste
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