The Qualities, Continued

The One True and Most High God is the source of all consciousness and all inspiration.

I have heard it explained that, "The Human Being is a creature of unlimited desires." And it is within God's nature, "Unlimited Abundance." Therefor God is needed for our fulfillment. I believe there is some truth in this teaching.

Perhaps we should not imagine that God is a person of desires, like ourselves. And if God is free from all desires, how could such a God desire to give us laws and to govern us? But it would seem that there really is something that God wants, and this simply to be "Glorified."

I believe that it is a true saying, that everyone of us is a child of the One True and Most High God. But we can never become like God, there is now and ever will be One. If we could somehow merge our spirits with the Most High, our own seperate identities as individuals would surely be lost forever. Therefor we must be satisfied with the speration that we have, the seperation that allows us to exist independently and be aware of ourselves as individuals.

It has long been a principle of the Hebrew teachings, that Humanity is suffering some seperation from the One True God, we have fallen away. We do live and labor here upon this Earth and that God is far from us, we do not enjoy his presence or companionship. In fact this God is viewed to be very much like a Human Being, having a physical body and form. But this is merely wishful thinking on our part, it is a kind of racial prejudice, an overestimation of our own importance within creation. The people have even gone so far as to say that the Hebrew Language is the language of God's Creation, we do enjoy this view of our own superiority so much!

Indeed, the One True and Most High God is present, here and now! The seperation which the people have percieved is a fallacy, an illusion. It is through the spirit of God that consciousness becomes a possibility, and that spirit is present throughout the very furthest reaches of our Universe. All of the substance, and the very vacume of space, far from empty; is blessed by the spirit of God's presence. And we may never forsake God and then continue to enjoy consciousness, and awareness, and an experience of the Universe, and a mind, and a personal identity; it's really quite impossible.

For as long as we can say these words, "I observe that I exist, and therefor I am!" God must also be present.