center of the circle

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that place where the heart rules over the ego is the place of the

witness...that is the place where i am....it is there that the lover kisses

the beloved....just remain at the center of the circle...love is at our

center...^^~~~~~

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[Guest guest]

gator-san...now yer talkin'....preach it brother!....amen and

Amen....HALLELUJAH!.....bless my soul Jesus.....i hear ya....talk to me some

more....:-)......it would seem that this tread is truly coming to a

conclusion....not much further to go with words into the empty cave of the

heart than this.....having arrived at this place i have come to realize that

the simplicity into which duality disappears emerges on the other side as a

trinity.....reconciliation of christianity/monotheism and advaita/polytheism

will create the ground of the new religion which mankind will create and

embrace.....the image is that of the spiral or pyramid....the crown of the

trinity is the simplicity from which all creatures emerge and into which all

creatures (holons) dissolve.....the event horizon is the duality or ground

of existence as well know it....the flat-land.....all the dualities of

perception as we experience it that always exists (the Beloved) between god

the father and god the mother.....do ya think?......^^~~~~~

 

from: "skyeryder" <skyeryder

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Monday, December 03, 2001 3:57 PM

Center of the Circle

 

> The Center of the Circle... Dec 3 2001 Advent began on the 2nd

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> In the darkness of this world we are tested by God's forgetfulness. Do we

> forget God because God appears to have forgotten us, or can this place of

> abandonment be an opportunity to show our Beloved that we belong to God

> whatever God wills? Our remembrance of God should not depend upon our

state,

> internal or external. Living our devotion without reference to our state,

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> pass through the veils of appearance, pass beyond God's apparent

> forgetfulness. We pass into Oneness of the real relationship of the soul

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> God, in which there is neither remembrance nor forgetfulness. Both

> remembrance and forgetfulness belong to duality: in Oneness of true love,

> who is there to remember and who is there to forget? In the center of the

> circle of God's love we belong to God beyond duality.

> Love is our center...

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