Self-Centered or Centered-SELF?


This truth of our true nature, of our true identity, explains so much about our illusory identity.  Knowing the nature of SELF explains so much about the forms we perceive we are. The SELF is all that there is.  There is no other.  There is no other SELF than the one SELF.  As the one SELF, it is impossible to see "other" outside the one SELF.  As the SELF, unconditional acceptance is all that there is because to reject anything is to say there is something other than just the SELF.  Consciousness is only consciousness.  There is no story to tell because there are no subjects or objects to make a story. So when the SELF willingly limits itself to a form and takes the identity of a self, it retains the essence of the SELF.  What is the essence of the SELF?  There is no other!

The River of Life


It all begins with a rain drop that finds a stream or a river to take it to the ocean.  Consciousness takes form and form is shaped by life.  When form flows in concert with the river, it becomes more aware.  The consciousness that manifests as form is form so that it might experience the river of life.  Consciousness takes form to have the experience of the river.  When form is aware, it is like the rain drop that is one with the river.  When form is asleep, consciousness is lost to form and it thinks it is something other than the river.

The Life of a Coin


The ONE life is like this coin. The eternal life manifests as good and bad, black and white, tall and short, ugly and pretty. Our acceptance of these manifestations as the ONE life allow us to experience the ONE life as the eternal life. The total acceptance of all aspects of life is the love that is our divine nature. It is the love that is the light that we are.

The Kingdom of Heaven


From that time Jesus began to preach saying, “Change the way you think because the divine reality is right here.” (LLT) Heaven isn’t a place.  Heaven is a divine reality.  The kingdom of heaven isn’t a reward.  It is our true reality.  The kingdom of God isn’t a place we go when we die.  It is the substance of who we are.

What about Jesus?


The “second coming” of Christ is a transformation of human consciousness, a shift from time to presence, from thinking to pure consciousness, not the arrival of some man or woman. If “Christ” were to return tomorrow in some externalized form, what could he or she possibly say to you other than this: “I am the Truth. I am divine presence. I am eternal life. I am within you. I am here. I am Now.” Tolle, Eckhart. The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment