soma
Well-Known Member
Yes, the unity of mysticism is buried in all religions and can be experienced without any religion in the collective unconsciousness.
In Christian terms I will attempt to explain how this universal mysticism comes to us from the internal and external.
God the Father is an undivided and indivisible Whole, a pure consciousness that fills all time and permeates all space. This makes our purpose not to find God because he is everywhere, but to realize God's presence and to understand that this all pervading consciousness is always with us. Life flows up from the inside where the Divine Presence is springing up from within us. When we realize this, we recognize that this all-pervading consciousness is responding to us externally from every person, thing or event that transpires. The Divine Presence is everywhere it is nice to see the people on this forum have awakened to the realization of this Presence.
In Christian terms I will attempt to explain how this universal mysticism comes to us from the internal and external.
God the Father is an undivided and indivisible Whole, a pure consciousness that fills all time and permeates all space. This makes our purpose not to find God because he is everywhere, but to realize God's presence and to understand that this all pervading consciousness is always with us. Life flows up from the inside where the Divine Presence is springing up from within us. When we realize this, we recognize that this all-pervading consciousness is responding to us externally from every person, thing or event that transpires. The Divine Presence is everywhere it is nice to see the people on this forum have awakened to the realization of this Presence.