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God has: the Universe – as the Body and the Absolute – as the Spirit! – (1511)

The Universe

Doesn’t it make sense that the universe is the body of God and the Absolute is the essence or spirit of God?

Because within the Universe, that is within creation, God allows his spirit to enter and animate the Universe, that is, to give it life.


We are Just Like God

We are just like God, in that we have a body and we have a Spirit which is our Real Being, and our Real Being is a spark of God’s Spirit.

So then God is inside of us and he spread out through creation. He is not far from us!

So when we pray to him we can focus on Him or direct our prayers to Him being with us and in us and not far away in the heavens somewhere, somewhere where we think we may never reach.


Sense God

We have to reach out and try really hard to sense God, that is to sense the Universal spirit of life within us.


If we Want Trust in Our Real Being

IF we want to develop trust in our Real Being, perhaps to ward off fear, we need to know, it is imperative to know that God is inside and we must change our way of thinking about him and praying to Him. We must see, look and pray to Him inside of ourselves, we can’t see him as something outside of us.

Being inside of us he can modify us and as He is in all seeing him inside of ourselves, which is the only place we can find Him, we also find Him in every other human being and in the Universe.

End (1511).

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