42 - Musing on 'God is pure love'

 "God is pure love."

The more we judge something unwanted, the more it shows up to us. 

God is everything. We have free will. We are god (not -a- god so much as made of the same stuff that makes up everything else, thus making our bodies a part of that same universal field of energy that can also be called god when going with the idea that god is everything.)

What if 'god', the creator, isn't everything so much as the consciousness that inhabits everything.

That feels a lot more accurate to me, personally.

Everything has a consciousness. Everything in nature as well as everything created by human hands or machines.

Why? Because everything is made from the same fundamental process - the condensing of energy. 'Solid' objects are just dense energy, as determined by physics.

So, if everything is energy, and god is the consciousness that inhabits said energy, we are also god in the sense that the consciousness that we think we are is still a facet of that same whole. (Going from the law of one or an interpretation of Buddhism. The concept of unity consciousness taught by most ascended masters, if not all of them. I haven't studied or even probably heard of them all.)

Feeling between 'god is energy' and 'god created energy', the second one feels more accurate to me. So, if we use the word consciousness in place of god (since, truly the same thing in this context), and say that consciousness is not anything that it creates, but that the thing is a part of that consciousness, that makes the consciousness the parent. Echoed by the idea held by most artists and parents, in that their work/children is/are an extension of them.

It would also make sense, then, that - if we identify ourselves with our bodies, and say that this is who we are, rather than separating the two - we would see ourselves as children of god. Our bodies, made out of matter, which is densified energy, which is what the source consciousness created... Sounds logical to me.

Now the idea that we are facets of that same source consciousness. Our personal, individual perspective. The thoughts we think are what our consciousness is... (That last line brings me to pause. I believe a core belief structure is being challenged or reorganized to allow the concept to come through properly in translation...)

We are not our thoughts. We are the awareness behind those thoughts. 

This has been said before in many different places.

I am strongly reminded of the world Seven lives in, from The Education of Oversoul Seven trilogy, by Jane Roberts who channeled the Seth material. Fantastic read, if you haven't read it. Fascinating perspective and way to experience the things Seth describes through her. 

Think of it like a holodeck sort of experience, from Star Trek, but instead of only being able to change your surroundings and props, you're also able to change your complete physical appearance and step through the quantum field in terms of space and time. 

Which would, in essence, be exactly what's happening, I think. Consciousness (our concept of who we are), decoupled from physical matter (our body and body's location), would then be able to travel anywhere, any time. And, if our personal, individual perspective(consciousness) is a facet of the original source perspective(consciousness) then that's basically happening all the time anyway, it's only our own unique perspective that makes it seem any different.

In essence, a theory behind the idea of 'we are not a drop in the ocean, we are the ocean in a drop.' Although I think in that case it would make both true, which defies most current concepts of logic, but still feels accurate to me, since I'm very much a 'this -and- that' sort of person at this point. With all perspectives being true, all things being a possible option, which one you see would largely be determined by what your belief structures allow you to see.

Which is a fancy way of saying 'your subconscious beliefs run your life', taught by most personal development and psychology concepts. 

Makes me wonder if there's an option out there where subconscious beliefs -don't- run your life, and never -have-. Feels true, to me, to say that [yes, that does exist. My perception of it (belief structures in place) simply don't allow for it to be seen because it's on a dimensional level that I am not currently existing on. It's there for an ascended master, as you call them, but not for you because you are not there.]

(The portion in brackets was placed in there - formatted in that way - because I did not feel like it was necessarily me writing that. Conscious and aware of moving my hands and sort of deciding on what was going to be written, but the thoughts themselves felt different or 'other than' my own, usual personal perspective, though it took a while for the perspective being written from, grammatically, to change. Doing my best to make this as clear as possible...if not as concise as possible. lol XD But I write mostly for my own amusement anyway, it's just nice to think others might find this and find it useful or helpful for themselves in some way.)

Moving on.

...and the mind has currently moved on to scenario daydreaming and fussing over language usage (grammar, formatting, post production editing stuff) rather than musing on logic strings, so I appear to be done writing on this topic for now. Time for introspective cleaning. <3

(I do like the feeling of talking for an audience, writing as though I'm speaking to the person/people reding it, more than writing simply for notes. I feel more of a sense of connection, as odd as that feels to say. No one might ever read this, and I think I'm okay with that, but it still feels nice to sort of pretend you're there and to send you love, whoever you are. Because, even if it's only me read the words I'm writing...well, I'm still deserving of love, too. Nice to think that sending love to yourself can be the same as sending love to all others who you might be coming into contact with, when following the above logic strings. Very heart-opening/warming. ...I might be odd. lol. I hope you feel it, too.)

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[The more you clear belief structures from your energetic field by thanking them, rather than resisting them/judging them/calling them bad/thinking ill of the messenger that they are; the more you thank them and let them go, the more you release them from your energetic field and gain more charge/energy to alter the field around you - aka manifest/orchestrate the life you want.] Get better at walking the path - practicing nonduality/nonjudgement/christ consciousness via walking/waking meditation aka being in that inner peace state of meditation while going about your daily life, which, if memory serves, the essence of what Buddhism is teaching - get better at creating magic in your life. 

Current life experimentation and observation seems to be proving this true. Still challenges, of course, but things are interesting at times. Situations that first appear challenging, normally triggering, when approached from a point of peace instead, more and more turn out in pleasant ways I wouldn't have predicted. Still prefer not -being- challenged more than dealing with the frustration or fear, or anger going -on- in the challenging situation, but yea. Gotta build that strength up somehow, huh? lol

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