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I AM GOD

 

 

I AM GOD. Is that true?

 

Yes, as far as I know.

 

 

 

Can I absolutely know that I AM GOD?

 

Yes.

 

 

When I believe the thought that I AM

GOD, how do I react?

 

I feel TRUE.

 

I feel ONE.

 

I feel vast, unlimited, formless. . .

peaceful and loving.

 

I see body to be beautiful, precious,

valuable, important. . . yet, limited,

perishable, temporary. . . a product of

nature and bound by the laws of nature.

 

 

 

Who would I be without the thought

that I AM GOD?

 

I will keep looking for an 'external'

'God' whom I haven't found and who may

not really exist and I might keep

asking this possibly imaginary 'God'

for things, for guidance and directions

and I might keep blaming this possibly

'imaginary' God for what 'I' see as

wrong.

 

 

Turn around:

 

* I AM NOT GOD. I can't know that

without finding. . . another 'God'.

 

* THERE IS NO GOD. Possible.

 

*ALL IS GOD. Possible.

 

*UNIVERSE is the GOD and I AM its product. Possible.

 

* I AM 'living in', 'breathing in'

, drinking, eating and living with GOD. Possible.

 

 

 

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PS: God = Reality

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> * THERE IS NO GOD. Possible.

>

> *ALL IS GOD. Possible.

>

> *UNIVERSE is the GOD and I AM its product. Possible.

>

 

 

 

* God is the formlessness from which

all forms are born and in which all

forms disappear. Yet, even 'in form',

forms intrinsically remain same formlessness.

 

 

Attachment to the 'form' is the source of

all suffering and the awareness of the

intrinsic formlessness is the source of

all wisdom.

 

 

Realization of formlessness . . . is

the realization of the God.

 

Serving forms with the inner awareness

of the formlessness and as a 'duty' towards

the formlessness and sans any 'attachment' ... is serving God.

 

 

Truer.