-Way More than a Father - Selena

[Guest guest]

Yes I agree. The divine will transcend gender Selena. But for us as we

play in the " duality realms " gender is an important structure for

learning and understanding. Divinity gave us this structure for

learning specific lessons so ai feel the divine will communicate to us

using these tools of discernment. Your point is right on the mark

though and I do agree that as we approach " oneness " we no longer need

to be concerned with gender based ideologies. - blessings to you Sel

and your sharp observations! - chrism

[Guest guest]

Just a note on this. Christianity calls God " Father " because

that is what the early apostles of Christ (who were with Him

in history) recorded Him calling God...His Father, MANY times.

And the records of eyewitnesses to God calling Jesus, " My

Beloved Son. " Of course God transcends any gender or names

that we can give. " Father " is rooted in Jesus, and passed on

to His disciples through the generations as a Relational name.

God, to us, is not impersonal, but One we adore and surrender

to. There are parallels if one looks for them.

 

With Love,

dhyana

 

, " chrism "

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> Yes I agree. The divine will transcend gender Selena. But for us as we

> play in the " duality realms " gender is an important structure for

> learning and understanding. Divinity gave us this structure for

> learning specific lessons so ai feel the divine will communicate to us

> using these tools of discernment. Your point is right on the mark

> though and I do agree that as we approach " oneness " we no longer need

> to be concerned with gender based ideologies. - blessings to you Sel

> and your sharp observations! - chrism

>