Every philosophy [spiritual teaching] seeks to describe,
even explain, How It All Is.
even explain, How It All Is.
...the various systems are simply roles that
Consciousness takes on, the way a person changes outfits
from day to day - same person, different look.
Consciousness takes on, the way a person changes outfits
from day to day - same person, different look.
All different and divergent philosophical [spiritual] positions
are the outpourings of Consciousness at play.
Any philosophical [spiritual] position, no matter what, is only
a partial viewpoint, in which only a fragment of the unitary
whole is described.
are the outpourings of Consciousness at play.
Any philosophical [spiritual] position, no matter what, is only
a partial viewpoint, in which only a fragment of the unitary
whole is described.
We can never approximate the capital-t Truth in words...
From: The Recognition of Our Own Heart
[brackets mine]
~
Life is simply a Divine "play" of perspectives
that allows every expression/position to be played...
that allows every expression/position to be played...
MM
~
Photo - Mystic Meandering
Life size chess board in atrium of a nearby office building
(notice 2 pieces are missing)
Photo color digitally inverted to show perspective:
Black became White
White became Black
and shades in between
(notice 2 pieces are missing)
Photo color digitally inverted to show perspective:
Black became White
White became Black
and shades in between
Unfortunately I think of the various belief systems which first teach that theirs is the only true one, and to distrust all others as false. Having a liberal open mind is seldom considered a good trait by so many of the world religions. I feel so blessed and lucky to look at all belief systems and find their similarities - love one another.
ReplyDeleteI don't claim to be acquainted with all "belief systems", but I think her point is that even though no one "system" can claim absolute truth, each system has partial truth and is still part of the "play" of "Conscious" - aka - "God", "The Mystery", "The Divine", "Source", etc.
DeleteI don't know that "all" world religions teach "love one another" - but that is a nice perspective to have :)