Christianity and the Law of One: The Jesus Event

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5 thoughts on “Christianity and the Law of One: The Jesus Event”

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  3. Wow! First off, I love what this says about no words… Because I can be terrible with them and just all over the place but I will try to explain just the tip of the iceberg of thoughts I had reading this. This is my favorite post so far! I still have so much to read though. It’s taken me a couple of days during downtime at work. Thanks for the pictures throughout because they helped me remember where I left off. I will probably read it multiple times. 😊
    I can’t even really talk about it… My mind is just delightfully swirling with epiphany.
    I had a sort of awakening about 15 years ago about self/other self, mirroring, shadow work, duality, non-duality etc and at the same time discovering a deeper appreciation for art and movies, which really coincided with having a computer and being able to seek and sort through so many ideas and concepts. I love when I can find a piece of art that conveys an idea that I can’t really articulate… Or maybe I don’t even want to articulate but just relish it as new layers of meaning are discovered. Or a movie that plays out a concept with depth. Terrence Mallick’s Tree of Life is one.. But there are so many favorites that I just marvel at.
    I have an inclination to delight in metaphors and symbols… Even though I can’t explain them well.. They act as containers I can put things in until I’m ready to talk about them or I move on to a new one to think about. The Cross being one that seems to be taken at a superficial value by the masses and the point is missed about the inner work that it points to. I ran across an article once that pulled me much deeper into the Cross. It was an interview with Anterro Ali on a theatrical work he did called Crux…a paratheatrical exploration of the question “what am I living for” If I remember right, his paratheatrical labs were intended as inner exploration more than as theatrical entertainment. (But for audiences like me, I get a lot of inner exploration out of just watching movies). Maybe that’s the point of stories. I’ll have to reread this to see if it still has meaning for me… It did for a very long time though. http://www.paratheatrical.com/pages/videofilms/cruxinterview.html
    Then I found the Grail story that I didn’t completely “get” about this sought after container thing and the question “whom does this Grail serve?” I still don’t have the patience to dig through the story…I think Maria von Franz…somebody that’s affiliated with Carl Jung unpacks it in a lifelong work of hers…a book I don’t think I’m ready for, haha. Anyway, the symbol and the question always stuck with me because while searching the internet 15 years ago for gestalt, figure ground art for some reason unbeknownst to me now. And I saw that simple black and white picture depicting a vase in the middle but the outlines on each side of the vase creates two profiles that face each other. Because I thought it was crazy to seek an actual gold cup, and I was familiar with mythology not necessarily being factual stories but true archetypal stories in every person…. But what’s with the Grail?

    So I thought, what if THIS is the Grail and how does it fit with God and who does it serve. 🤔 I love thinking about it. It has that magical 3 of Trinity feel to it. It’s a dance, it’s relational, what comes forth transcending the duality of the two faces interacting, transformation, the space between everything…. Music, quantum entanglement. Self, other self, mirroring etc… So much can be packed into it. Nearly every picture or graphic you put in this post and a lot of what you said calls that picture back up to me… Especially your liminal space graphic… But the other ones that have a 3 feel too.

    It’s always in the back of my mind somewhere too, ready to tell me more of the mystery if I bring it out and look at things through it. One of these days I hope I can articulate it fully into a poem or a story or painting… Even if it just ends up in a thrift store after I’m dead because it doesn’t make sense to anyone else but me. That’s about all I can say about that because it’s all stuffed into the Grail pic and now all this new to me Law of One info is packed in there like a closet I need to organize… But I’ll get to it one of these days 😂

    Back in the Myspace days I did write a poem about it… Shared it with one person and I think I scared him 😂 I wish I remembered it now. It wasn’t scary just maybe too relationally present, too much sharing.. and maybe he thought I was too way out there or crazy. But I’ve never mentioned it to anyone since, till now.
    I think reconnecting with god and Jesus, Christ and finding your blog will help me figure this puzzle more or at least add more interesting meaning to it.
    😊🕊️✝️

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  4. Well…I think maybe I was off topic a bit.. Turns out Alex Grey
    already did a picture of what I was talking about above ❤️😊 and called it the Holy Grail too. Too cool… You can delete that long comment if you want..I think I overshared. I rambled too much and I can’t delete or edit from my end 😔😥

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  5. Thank you for your insight into the dynamics of the Law of One and the Christ Being.
    For me, both ‘streams’ of knowlwedge/understanding have been enlivened by the works of Rudolf Steiner.
    Steiner, as a clairvoiant, saw the Christ and specifically, the “mystery of Golgotha’ as a crucial transition point in his understanding of the path of Human evolution. The Law of One material came after Steiner’s time and may reflect insight into spiritual realities that he suggested would become possible for the Seeker.
    I have personally found the a ‘trinity’ of the perspectives connecting, Christ, the Law of One and Steiner’s insights, has offered a greater depth of understanding and appreciation for who, what and why I am.
    Thanks again ♡

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