Sep 21
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“Well, It’s Greek To Me”
That’s generally a flip remark I make when I don’t understand something. Since I don’t know squat about lots of things that others find important, I don’t let my lack of intellectual understanding bother me – most of the time.
Surely, there must be an old saying that the only way to get where you want to go is to know where you’re going. If we want to give our lives a whole lot of meaning, perhaps we need to know the reason we came here.
If you spend a few moments analyzing the foregoing paragraph without first taking apart the word ANAL-LYZING and collapsing in laughter, as I just did; I mean, think about it: ANAL- what part of the anatomy is the focal point of all analysis?
We talk quite a bit about how the conscious part of the mind continually gets in the way of creativity, is it any wonder?
Proper analysis requires the use of the conscious part of the mind.
Ah-ha! So that’s what is meant by “being anal!”
Back to looking at the opening paragraph, it struck me that the words, “the reason we came here,” presuppose we came from somewhere else. If that’s true then from where did I come?
It is interesting, to me at least, that the English word “salvation” is translated from a Greek word that means joined together again; and a case can easily be made (this from a Greek business owner in South San Francisco) that the word ALSO means that the repair is completed. Re-paired – “joined together again,” with what or whom?
Salvation, therefore, means, “as you were in the beginning,” NOT at birth. Birth is the beginning we’ve been programmed to accept and keeps us trapped in thinking these human bodies we occupy are all there is to LIFE.
“Well, if that’s all there is, my friend, then let’s keep dancing, bring on the booze” (or to whatever else you might be addicted, such as dope, food, work, sex, religion, shopping, being a victim of whatever – any and all, which are human solutions to the problems and pain of living a life without REAL meaning.
What if your “beginning” was being an integral part of, “In the beginning, God created . . .” (?) In other words, what if you are a “Godicle” or particle of the Elohim-US, (“Let Us create”) I AM?
The link below is to a Brad Cullen article from a series I wrote in 2014, this one telling about the incident, years ago, that brought me to this breakthrough-epiphany to who we are.
I’m hoping you’ll read it several times through; it’s got pictures with captions, inserted by Ryan Bruce that help keep the reader focused.
In fact, when you open the article, make the first thing you look at the picture at the top of the article and read Ryan’s caption prayerfully and ask, “Is this for me?” It could be a life changer.
d/”b”