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Post by Bryan on Mar 11, 2016 7:33:34 GMT
General guidelines:
- Read 10 pages of the book "The Rainbow Bridge" each week.
- Share at least 1 comment (thoughts, feelings, questions, ideas etc.) with the rest of the group each week, via this forum.
- Keep the discussion on or related to the subject matter of the book.
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Post by Bryan on Mar 18, 2016 0:04:34 GMT
I like on page thirteen how God is described as a relative concept. Each is a god to levels below them and has gods in levels above them, and all are in process of having been or going to be all these gods/levels. So wonderfully concise in their (the authors) description. I also loved their explanation of Spirit/Matter/Consciousness as the original trinity of manifestation. I found this chapter to be quite heavily condensed with fundamental truths.
I'm not sure I understand #4 on page 19, anybody have ideas as to what it's referring to?..."multiple process?"
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Post by Bryan on Mar 18, 2016 0:14:09 GMT
Karin, Regarding the question you mentioned concerning immutable laws and no absolutes. I'm wondering if the laws are immutable within a certain sphere of manifestation and thus "apparently absolute", yet relative to others spheres and to totality.? The question has me wondering... And enjoying it  |
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Post by katz on Mar 19, 2016 5:11:09 GMT
Aloha Everyone -
I think that the notion of 'the Greater includes the lesser" is a functional way to think about 'relative-absolutes.' This bridge-building seems to span both vertical ideas as well as horizontal paradigms. more to come ...
Let Light & Love & Power Restore the Plan on Earth.
David K
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Post by karin on Mar 19, 2016 15:07:59 GMT
katz, yes...the greater includes the lesser makes sense to me...thank you... @bryan, as to multiple proces regarding your question: to me that implies that its taking place on all levels at all times....bigger and bigger units ...
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Post by karin on Mar 19, 2016 15:11:45 GMT
after this chapter i realised that all we experience/are is only of a temporarely nature...change is constant, now i was wondering if that also goes for 'god'?
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Post by tindia on Mar 20, 2016 23:10:27 GMT
observers from ourselves to some vast ultimate entity beyond our comprehension.....As the vehicles become more refined....become of a high vibration, perception changes....succession of expanding awareness.
All I can say is that sometimes I cannot understand something because it is beyond my current vibration or level of awareness. And only as my vehicle becomes refined will concepts, not previously understood become clarified. But I have learned that the clarification changes with each expanded awareness and seems to never be the ultimate.
I believe the Buddha said "everything changes"
Theresa
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Post by frans on Mar 21, 2016 8:00:06 GMT
space is that which appears to be emptiness......and what had appeared to be emptiness is filled with a new level of being and inhabitants thereof.
Does the observer change the space or do we become aware of what was always there?
Frans
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