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Originally Posted by Mayflow
A thought provoking post to be sure, Miss Hepburn, but I don't think it is possible to be separated from the oneness. Sure, we have the freedom of imagination and to worship what we love to worship, and we can split everything up into countless factions for our enjoyment and play, but I don't think we are ever separate from the Everything and all.
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I'm sorry, did it sound as if I was saying we could ever be separate from the Everything and all?
It's all a Dance, right? A Lila.
Ramamkrishna sees the Creator as the Divine Mother - some see Him as Vishnu- some worship, some don't - some see "Him" as a "Father", some as a man called Jesus - some as a 'Friend' like Hafiz - some as their Higher True Self--- I see no problem with any way we look at a facet of the Diamond in the Sky metaphor that is "God".
My choice is to worship and open to the Grace and love.
In a few months I may be posting something
differently regarding my relationship to the Divine.
It is a choice, for me/us, how we approach the Divine -
I see all ways are
good!
(Well, maybe seeing the Divine as wrathful is weird - but on
an individual's Path - even that has it's place.)
