A Story Told on the Waves of Itself

God said:

There are no circles really. There are no squares. There are no shapes. All that you study in the relative world does not really exist, and yet the relative world is your existence on Earth. It is what you are involved in. It is very meaningful, and it is meaningful to you. In and of itself, life in the relative world is valuable. You know it is. It may not exist, and yet it is not nothing at all. It is indeed something.

It may be a tunnel, and yet it is a tunnel that you swim through. You get somewhere. Even when there is nowhere to get to, you get there. One might say that it is all in the mind. I am inclined to say it is all in your heart. It is all in your soul. You are, even on Earth, a soul traveler.

Do words even exist? They seem to. They exist even on paper. Words are saved. They are important, and yet even words are a passing thing. They are here one minute and gone the next. Words are marks in sand. They may be true or untrue. False words are words, and yet they are meaningless. They are not worth the ink they are written in.

Everything in the world is a passing fancy. You are drawn in a comic book, so it seems, so it often seems. Life is made of heroes and villains. Life is a story told on the waves of itself. It can be said that the Ocean exists, and, yet, the waves that come and go, do not exist. The sea goes deep. Depths take you to the heights.

Directions do not really exist, and yet life is purposeful. There are Great Purposes in the non-existent world. Do you see how amazing Creation is? Creation is created, and created not.

You exist, and you do not. Ice cream comes in all flavors, and yet ice cream and flavors do not exist. There is existence, and yet it doesn’t exist. Being exists. Being is eternal. Being is here to stay. Being is real. And yet there is really no word for it.

Love exists, and yet there is really no word for it.

I, God, exist, and yet I am not confined to a word. I cannot be defined. That which truly exists is indefinable. Isn’t that a quirk?

It is the physical that is not real. All that seems real is not. Everything is topsy-turvy. Who is who, and which is which?

The nursery rhymes and fairy tales, made of words and pictures, portray Truth. At the core of everything lies Truth. At the core of everything am I, and are you. We. One forevermore.

It is good to be aware of what is permanent and what is impermanent. It is good to know the difference, and, yet, the terms permanent and impermanent do not tell the whole story. The impermanent puts its mark on you. Stones are to sit on and wonder at. The sky is blue. It is universally accepted as blue. And grass is green, and yet colors are not real. Colors fuel the imagination, and yet colors are not real nor is what they fuel real either. The tangible is not real, and the intangible is real.

And yet We are moving right along to the passage where Truth is revealed, and Truth is discerned, and the Truth supports all that which is not true, not quite true, true-seeming and yet not true. The unseen Foundation is true. I am true, and you are true, just not the words and not the physical. Even so, the untrue is beautiful and quite a precursor to the simplicity of that which is undeniably true.

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a quirk?

What a nice Heavenletter.

No, it's wonderful that That which truly exists is indefinable. How painfully boring are de-finable things, the stuff of science and philosophy. Everything real is indefinable. We insist on defining to the exact degree we resist the real.

There is no word for that which truly exists. Let me never forget this again. Words are makeshift. But as long as we don't ask them to denote the Real, they are fun.

It's really a pity that life must have a purpose. I hope that's "temporary". Purpose is so boring as well, so limited, so de-fined. After that purpose of life, knowing nameless Oneness, is accomplished, we can have purposeless, playful life again, okay?

At the core of everything am I, and are you. Yes, and that means that nothing can ever be worong. Seeing wrong is being rather superficial. Well, that means I am rather superficial, hehe.

What a nice Heavenletter. Teeming with life.

This is a beautiful

This is a beautiful philosophical essay! Thanks for the joy in reading it.

What Gives?

Does this mean that it was I who created this world - the crucible of my dailyiness with the blue skies and the green grass, and not you my father?
Surely the earth has your inherent essence like myself.What gives? Is this truth-seeming?.

victor

If that is exactly so, and,

If that is exactly so, and, if God says it, it has to be so, then, thank you, Victor1. :)

quite a precursor

There is something so easy and lighthearted about this Letter, I find myself smiling as I read it again. What I like most is that we do not end up with the dichotomies and opposites that are so characteristic of our own ideas historic and recent. Instead of either-or, we have:
 
In and of itself, life in the relative world is valuable. You know it is. It may not exist, and yet it is not nothing at all. It is indeed something.
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Even when there is nowhere to get to, you get there.
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There are Great Purposes in the non-existent world.
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Creation is created, and created not.
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There is existence, and yet it doesn’t exist.
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The tangible is not real, and the intangible is real.
 
And yet We are moving right along to the passage where Truth is revealed, and Truth is discerned, and the Truth supports all that which is not true, not quite true, true-seeming and yet not true.
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... the untrue is beautiful and quite a precursor to the simplicity of that which is undeniably true.

 
Reconciliation. Peace.

Thanks be to GOD

Thank you. Thank you my Father.
Thank you Gloria.
All is well.

Love and more love to all of Creation.
victor

 

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