Does God need your love? Why or why not? - Page 3

#21 13-12-2011, 04:18 PM

I thought you would catch the Spirit of that.

Bless you.

BlueSky · #22 13-12-2011, 04:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Humm

I thought you would catch the Spirit of that.

Bless you.

Always!

Especially when it comes from the heart.

Miss Hepburn · #23 13-12-2011, 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by WhiteShaman

Very nice!
I especially like this part:
"My experience does not define the universe - rather, I see my experience of full openness as defining me."~Humm

You can say that again.
I'm liking how this thread is going ---so many things are hard to put into words ---and then try having them understood by others the way you mean them!!! Ha!
I'm going to re-read your post again James - deep stuff.

The Door opens from the inside is what I'm reading into from your posts, also.
"We can be and do and have anything we want"...ala Abraham-Hicks' message to us. Believe it and receive it... believe it and know you already have it.

I find it interesting - Jesus would say (if he really did, that is) I and my Father are one - ye are Gods - and yet he speaks of ''asking'' -
that implies separation.
And he prays to his Father in Heaven, which is within...

So there is a paradox - very apparent in Jesus' words - also in mine....
I understand the paradox.
But, some others seem to make it an either or ---you are either God or you are making a separation in your mind.
I see both.
Helps that I am a Gemini I suppose, Ha!

BlueSky · #24 13-12-2011, 04:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Miss Hepburn

You can say that again.
I'm liking how this thread is going ---so many things are hard to put into words ---and then try having them understood by others the way you mean them!!! Ha!
I'm going to re-read your post again James - deep stuff.

Thanks...just don't step in it................lol

Only kidding............lol

My thoughts:
It is easy to put into words what we feel. I chose not to let the thought that my words need to be validated take away from the beauty I am inspired to post.
It doesn't matter if I chose one word or a thousand words to descibe that one word, the beauty is there if you listen and it comes from somewhere we all share.

#25 13-12-2011, 05:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Miss Hepburn

You can say that again.
I'm liking how this thread is going ---so many things are hard to put into words ---and then try having them understood by others the way you mean them!!! Ha!
I'm going to re-read your post again James - deep stuff.

The Door opens from the inside is what I'm reading into from your posts, also.
"We can be and do and have anything we want"...ala Abraham-Hicks' message to us. Believe it and receive it... believe it and know you already have it.

I find it interesting - Jesus would say (if he really did, that is) I and my Father are one - ye are Gods - and yet he speaks of ''asking'' -
that implies separation.
And he prays to his Father in Heaven, which is within...

So there is a paradox - very apparent in Jesus' words - also in mine....
I understand the paradox.
But, some others seem to make it an either or ---you are either God or you are making a separation in your mind.
I see both.
Helps that I am a Gemini I suppose, Ha!

I think it was Mattie who quoted the Dalai Lama as saying that it is not me OR we but me + we. So we can each be quite individual in our own ways, but part and parcel of the all as well. Multifacets of the same jewel, so to speak.

Xan · #26 13-12-2011, 08:59 PM

Miss Hepburn: Xan, what does Hahahaha mean?
Haha, of course He needs -or how preposterous to think He needs....?

God is the pure source, the infinite wholeness from which everything arises.
To question if "He" has needs is to project our human sense of incompleteness onto That.

And then why do you say what ever you will say...?

Because I feel to say whatever I say, from my inner self in expression... not from 'need'.

Xan

Xan · #27 13-12-2011, 09:02 PM

My experience does not define the universe - rather, I see my experience of full openness as defining me.

Yes!

Xan

Miss Hepburn · #28 14-12-2011, 12:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Xan

Miss Hepburn: And then why do you say what ever you will say...?

Because I feel to say whatever I say, from my inner self in expression... not from 'need'.

Xan

Oh, I should have made myself clearer...what I was looking for was -was your answer from direct experience or somethng else...but we don't have to belabor it - you know how that gets tiring...doesn't matter.
Thanks

Jyotir · #29 14-12-2011, 03:50 AM

Hi Miss Hepburn,

God does not need anything, being Everything. We are complete, perfect in one sense.

However, in the evolutionary scheme of the physical there is a general urge embodied in Nature, to become the fullest expression of possibility that exists as potential, exemplified by the Highest, which we are intrinsically and are becoming through life experience. Simply, the more we love God, the Highest - the more we become the Highest, which is Love. This is what the Highest wants even if the Highest IS, whatever we do - but by loving the All, we become That which is all Love. It is more satisfying for everyone, becoming what we really are.

~ J

psychoslice · #30 14-12-2011, 04:15 AM

No, what we call God doesn't need anything, God is everything, its only when we are coming from the mind that we see all as separate from God, so in this mind frame we need God, or we think we need god. When one is Self-Realized, then the whole question of God disappears, it is no longer needed.