A Search for Truth: In The Beginning

I In The Beginning


i The concept of God

1) The concept of God is not as some father figure out beyond the stars or in a different plane of existence, but rather should be considered as originating in a different state of awareness, and should be likened to a sponge as exists in the Earth plane.

2) The sponge is a great mass of individual units which functions as a whole. But, force the sponge into separation and it still continues to function, though as individual units.

3) If you leave the individual units to their own devices in a common medium they, with the passage of time, will eventually gravitate back together into their original mass.


ii The continuance of God

1) In the beginning, which is in the continuance of God but into the Earth and other planes, there was a great void.

2) The absence in recollection of qualities of character such as selfish selfless love, which describes the various aspects of emotions in physical life, etc., was total.

3) That totality prevented the completion of experience of God.


iii The Law of God

1) In becoming separate Entities of God, the Units of God's Mass became subject to the Law of God:

2) The Entities were compelled to go forth from the Oneness of God and to experience;

3) The Entities are compelled to gravitate back to the Oneness of God as the fullness of their experience becomes complete.


iv The Laws for guidance

1) In order that the purpose of God's division could be accomplished and that the experience acquired would be positive, certain laws for the guidance and fulfillment of the Entities were established:

2) Each entity would choose its own path along which to experience;

3) Each entity would self-govern its own growth;

4) Each entity would self-discipline its own development;

5) No entity could gravitate further, back toward the Oneness of God, until resolving the negative aspects of its experience.


v The expansion of God

1) And so it came about that the Entities went out from the Oneness of God. The availability of experience to each entity was limited only by its own imagination.

2) But there was lacking the physical (earth) plane wherein imagination could be physically expressed and encountered.

3) So, many of the entities set about formulating the creation of the physical experience.



Often have i wondered

How very often have i wondered,
The purpose in life for me;
Was it simply because of random chance,
That my being came to be?

There must be more to reality,
Than just life and death on Earth;
Followed by Heaven for selected ones,
Fortunate enough to have gained "rebirth."