Language Does Its Best

God said:

I want to talk about you, and how much I love you. It is interesting that, in the English language, there is no differentiation between a singular you and a plural you. From one point of view, there is only one you. From a grander point of view, there is only one I.

It is interesting too that I in the English language is a capital letter, as if it were purely known by the makers of the English language that you, the seeming you, the you who is One regardless of how many there seem to be, is, in Reality, I.

When We speak of We -- when We speak of an I and a you for convenience's sake, perhaps of necessity's sake, and We speak of a We, it is I speaking and there is, in reality, nothing but I. There is no you. There is no We. There is I. There is Oneness.

How could Oneness be explained if there were not an imagined singular or plural you? Yet, of course, Oneness cannot really be explained. Nevertheless, language does its best.

Perhaps someone reading this would be interested in exploring many languages from the point of view of their expression of Oneness amidst the plurality. I think you know who I am speaking to. This is not a demand but a request if the request responds to something deep in your heart. Only then do I ask it. Where it will take you, I do not know. But, again, We do not do for thought of result or accomplishment.

It is in the doing that is the reward. Yes, in the doing, and yet also in the thought of doing, for, thoughts, as you know, are powerful charges of light. And thoughts issue everywhere. To shed light, thinking can be enough.

Now, back to the subject. What was the subject? Oh, yes, it is always the same subject, My love for you, as if there were a you. I am one great big expansion of love, and if there were a you, I would define you as one great big expansion of love too. You are I, and a rose by any other name is still as sweet. By whatever name you are called, you are still I. Who you are cannot be changed. You can act as if you were not I, and yet that is acting, not Truth. There is one Truth of the imagined you, and that is I.

You have to know that you are much greater than you think, than the world thinks, than anyone thinks, even your own mother. I know the Truth of you, the seeming you.

I draw you closer to Me. That is My job, if you can say I have a job. I have a love, and you are My love. The whole Universe that is called created Universe is great. The world which sprang from imagination can be as great and can be as full of love as am I.

Love can do anything. Love alone is. And, yet, love has to be clear about itself. You, the imagined you, are not yet quite clear about yourself.

Beloveds, what if you really are My One Self? What then? You have more potential to go. And it is simple to do. Just be more of yourself. Just grasp your Oneness, and what else can you be but Oneness? Oneness alone is. Oneness and Love are the same.

Every human being on Earth wants to be a we, in human terms, as well as in spiritual terms, everyone wants to be a We. Everyone wants to belong. Everyone wants to say "I belong," and so the word we and We were invented. No one wants to be alone, and the Truth is that no one is alone. Oneness is not loneliness. It is completeness.

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Every human being on Earth

Every human being on Earth wants to be a we, in human terms, as well as in spiritual terms, everyone wants to be a We. Everyone wants to belong. Everyone wants to say "I belong," and so the word we and We were invented. No one wants to be alone, and the Truth is that no one is alone. Oneness is not loneliness. It is completeness.

I would like to point everyone to this post I just put under the Translator Global Circle:

http://www.heavenletters.org/french-heavensubscribers-27166.html

Perhaps someone reading this

Perhaps someone reading this would be interested in exploring many languages from the point of view of their expression of Oneness amidst the plurality.

I AM in Tamil can be pronounced almost similarly as ஐ யாம்("eye yaam" phonetically)
ஐ means the One & Only Godhead, Oneness
யாம் means the Plurality of Us, We the All, the Entirety of Godhood
Thus ஐ யாம் means "We are the One Godhead"

When We speak of We -- when We speak of an I and a you for convenience's sake, perhaps of necessity's sake, and We speak of a We, it is I speaking and there is, in reality, nothing but I. There is no you. There is no We. There is I. There is Oneness.

(I as well as ஐ are the 9th Alphabet of English & Tamil respectively)

I LOVE U & I AM U.

Wow! Very interesting, dear

Wow! Very interesting, dear one. How the Tamil language seems derived from the Truth that God speaks in Heavenletters. Thank you!

Do you know Sanskrit as well, by any chance?

Thanks so very much !! I

Thanks so very much !! I would so love to understand and speak Tamil.

sweetest blessings to you dear.
Berit

Traditional versus modern western languages

It is a fact that some languages have "evolved" (not necessarily qualitatively" on the separation path. That is how certain indo-european languages (like ancient greek and latin) progressively built a clear distinction between I and You, between the Subject observing and the Object beeing observed. Descartes and Newton had a major contribution in transforming language usage, especially in the scientific discourse.

Traditional languages have in their grammatical and syntactic structure ways of expressing Oneness that our western languages lost. Tamil seems to be one of them, sanskrit probably too. And also Amerindian languages (like the Hopi where there are no tenses in verb, the only two verbal modes being 1) what is in the process of accomplishing (like the gerundive) and 2) what has been accomplished or manifested.

In traditional Hebrew, all is about Oneness and its manifestations through letters that are numbers and numbers that are letters on which you can do arithmetical calculations. But modern Hebrew adopted a more western view of its own language. And its scientific vocabulary is borrowed mainly from latin and greek (through germanic and latin modern languages).

Modern western languages are mainly dualistic. But we must say at the same time that not all languages on Oneness were created equal.

I want to talk about you,

I want to talk about you, and how much I love you.
I draw you closer to Me.
That is My job, if you can say I have a job.
I have a love, and you are My love.
Just grasp your Oneness, and what else can you be but Oneness?
Oneness alone is.
Oneness and Love are the same.

Thank You !
Berit

Language

I read it, but the English language is inadequate. Actually English is a speech impediment and not a language, words sound the same but are written different. Any way as God talks to our wordsmith Gloria, although my brain is not developped enough as yet, to understand oneness, I can feel what is meant and it feels good. Thank you God. Love to all Jack.
ps all of you have a loving day J

So it seems

We are One indivisible. There is no breech in Oneness, and yet I am particularized in you, so it seems. So it seems. It's just that I move so fast and broadly, you see a quick glimpse of Me and you call that "you" or someone else who answers to a name other than God.

All that you see is I. Every voice you hear is Mine.

http://www.heavenletters.org/the-dance-of-life.html

Perfect quote, Jochen.

Perfect quote, Jochen.

Persian (Farsi)

In Farsi when we say I, we say Khodam (خودم)
When we say God we say Khoda (خدا)
If you make the word Khodam into two words, you see Khod AM (I AM)
See the correlation? Khod is actually I, but for Perfect Divine Order, we add the AM
So if I is Khod, and God is Khodah, then I AM God

Funny enough, when we say I AM in Farsi, we say Man Hastam
Hast means What Is
So it would be directly translated to I AM What Is

I bless Myself