Wills, and forces of will, and willednesses rule the universe, not impersonal forces and conglomerations of matter and scientific theories. Clever people place their faith in the impersonal over the personal, the reality of matter and the collective over the reality of the personal will, because matter and the collective and impersonal seem to be… Continue reading How to determine what the truth is
Tag: Neo-dogmatics
Only a subject can be alone
A perspective on a three dimensional object is a point of view, which processes only two dimensions of that object. A perspective on an event in time is a quale. Only a subject can have a perspective on an event in time, because a subject processes world-community, that's what it means to be a subject.… Continue reading Only a subject can be alone
Heavenly jurisdictions
It is true that what happens on earth is reflected in heaven. But the reflection is not only receptive, like a mirror, it is generative too -- heaven also reflects back into you, which is the light inside every person. Heaven gives light within, that's what it does. But it also judges, because it reflects… Continue reading Heavenly jurisdictions
Who do you say that I am?
But who am I? - I am a child of God, like anyone else who identifies with the greatest love within them. God is holy; and human beings are not. Human beings are not whole, and they are not the highest Unity, transcendent supernal Oneness, no that is God. A human being is a divided… Continue reading Who do you say that I am?
Building an atmosphere
A religious ceremony may seem like superstitious non-sense, even to "true believers" of a certain type. Yet it is the farthest thing from non-sense: a ceremony sets the intention of the participants, and that is a very real and powerful force. Manifesting abstract intentions: that is how you bring order into being. Now, what exactly… Continue reading Building an atmosphere
Sin as qualitative state between division and unity
I'm told to imagine that there were a person who lived yet never sinned. And because of having never sinned, this person was God. My first thought would immediately be: well ok maybe, but first of all the obvious question - What exactly is sin? As a child it is difficult to understand what is… Continue reading Sin as qualitative state between division and unity
Things I like, transcendent persons I love
I like science, but I love God. I like religion, but I love Spirit.
“The good is a beginning and a completion”
"Love your neighbor as yourself" does not amount to "be nice." I can love my neighbor, or any individual with whom I share human existence, without particularly liking them, and casting toward them a false over-friendliness. I love my child without limits, and yet I can not always like them. But what does it mean… Continue reading “The good is a beginning and a completion”
Reflecting on presence in two testaments and a dharma
Look at how God is presented in the Old Testament: God is spatially present. A tabernacle is built for God to make Godself's visitations. An ark is crafted to direct Godself's presence toward a single point, a small area between wings of seraphim. When structures are created in which a spatial presence of God can… Continue reading Reflecting on presence in two testaments and a dharma
One minute radical catechism
-What is the absolute good? -The absolute good is pure verticality. -What is Spirit? -Spirit is an elemental fire. -Does Spirit know us? -Spirit has a nose, and can smell your conscience. -What is holy? -Not what is holy, but who is holy? -Who is holy? -God is holy, the most high forever. -What is… Continue reading One minute radical catechism
Anarcho-spiritual discourses and upbuilding speeches 