Great stuff, Stephanie. As we discussed yesterday, it can be hard as Christians to discuss these things because traditional theological beliefs, even when seemingly outdated, are so ensconced in the belief system that it's hard to break out or even openly discuss this stuff. A great example is the translation of "logos" to "word." Terrible translation! In the ancient Greek/Roman world they understood "logos" to mean the divine manifestation of God/divine in and through the structure of everything. It's in logic, the architecture of nature (all based on the "Golden ratio" corresponding to the Fibonacci number, or more visibly, the construction of a nautilus shell where every chamber is part of a sequence where it's size is the sum of the two preceding chambers), and mathematics. In essence, "logos" refers to the divine/holy that is manifested in all creation. Reading it that way makes John 1:1-5 make much more sense: "...the logos was God, and all things came into being through him." Anyway, what you wrote is great. Unfortunately it's really hard to break through the traditional understanding of creation's architecture.
Another Divine masterpiece. The way you pull and pool these perspectives in Truth touches my heart deeply. It would be my wish that more ministers, no matter what religion would have this open and aware understanding. Thank you
The intuition in our heart is the whisper of angels. Synchronicities are the universe nudging us along. Our prayer and meditation invite actions of the Divine. Our consciousness transcends the material world. Our souls touch God. Our anger sends ripples out into the cosmos while our joy causes the heavenly choirs to sing.
In my experience, when you physically accept a divine object, powerful positive energy arrives, and you experience life changing events in your life shortly thereafter !!!
Great stuff, Stephanie. As we discussed yesterday, it can be hard as Christians to discuss these things because traditional theological beliefs, even when seemingly outdated, are so ensconced in the belief system that it's hard to break out or even openly discuss this stuff. A great example is the translation of "logos" to "word." Terrible translation! In the ancient Greek/Roman world they understood "logos" to mean the divine manifestation of God/divine in and through the structure of everything. It's in logic, the architecture of nature (all based on the "Golden ratio" corresponding to the Fibonacci number, or more visibly, the construction of a nautilus shell where every chamber is part of a sequence where it's size is the sum of the two preceding chambers), and mathematics. In essence, "logos" refers to the divine/holy that is manifested in all creation. Reading it that way makes John 1:1-5 make much more sense: "...the logos was God, and all things came into being through him." Anyway, what you wrote is great. Unfortunately it's really hard to break through the traditional understanding of creation's architecture.
Another Divine masterpiece. The way you pull and pool these perspectives in Truth touches my heart deeply. It would be my wish that more ministers, no matter what religion would have this open and aware understanding. Thank you
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The intuition in our heart is the whisper of angels. Synchronicities are the universe nudging us along. Our prayer and meditation invite actions of the Divine. Our consciousness transcends the material world. Our souls touch God. Our anger sends ripples out into the cosmos while our joy causes the heavenly choirs to sing.
In my experience, when you physically accept a divine object, powerful positive energy arrives, and you experience life changing events in your life shortly thereafter !!!