"The world as it appears to us now is, as I said, largely a reflection of the egoic mind. Fear being an unavoidable consequence of egoic delusion, it is a world dominated by fear. Just as the images in a dream are symbols of inner states and feelings, so our collective reality is largely a symbolic expression of fear and of the heavy layers of negativity that have accumulated in the collective human psyche. We are not separate from our world, so when the majority of humans become free of egoic delusion, this inner change will affect all of creation. You will literally inhabit a new world. It is a shift in planetary consciousness. The strange Buddhist saying that every tree and every blade of grass will eventually become enlightened points to the same truth. According to St. Paul, the whole of creation is waiting for humans to become enlightened. That is how I interpret his saying that “The created universe is waiting with eager expectation for God’s sons to be revealed.” St. Paul goes on to say that all of creation will become redeemed through this: “Up to the present. . .the whole created universe in all its parts groans as if in the pangs of childbirth.”
Tag: cross
Why the cross? – part two
In the last post I talked about how Jesus “became our Sin” on the cross. Hopefully I at least introduced a new way of seeing what “becoming our Sin” really means. I tried to show how the power of Sin is the “Sin” that Paul is talking about. This “Sin” is our lost identity, our … Continue reading Why the cross? – part two
Common Ground
Humans are really quite interesting and often very predictable. I've always been a people watcher. One of my observations is how people interact by finding common ground. Sometimes it is like a race to see where stories overlap so a deeper probing can happen. Two people who don't know each other often begin a conversation … Continue reading Common Ground
The Fallacy of Separation
Where we start often determines where we finish. The end is predicated on the beginning. Our perception is based on our experiential understanding. In our human wisdom we base much of what we know to be true on our perception. We will immediately reject something as "false" based on our "grid." Our "grid" is our perception … Continue reading The Fallacy of Separation
Mirror Mirror part two
I love this progressive revelatory walk with Jesus. If you have been following this site for a time, I hope you have seen the progressive revelation unfold. What amazes me is to go back and read some of the older posts and "see" hidden truths that I didn't have "theology" for before but have come … Continue reading Mirror Mirror part two