The Fullness of God is held within the Emptiness of God.
Author: Doug Scott
The Way of Love
The purpose of the octave of being is not to just get out of the octave but to learn the Ways of Love. Love is the Illusion and the Illusion begets more Love. The task of the next octave is to be a Weaver of Second and Third Distortions, Love/Light. How could a Weaver weave … Continue reading The Way of Love
Christ Consciousness
That which perceives the Fullness of God is Christ Consciousness.
The Gift of the Relative
The Absolute begets the Relative. The Relative Christifies the Absolute.
Illusion Gives Rise to the Flow
The fruit of the Illusion is Love. Through this we participate in the very Trinitarian Flow of God.
Metanoia
The breath of God swirls. Each swirl is new life.
The Out Breath of God
The Christian Path joyfully exults in the outbreath of God. This pouring out, this kenosis, is also the way up; the inbreath.
The Christian Path
The Christian path knows that manifestation is ultimately an illusion AND it glories in fullness that manifestation brings to Oneness.
Holy Saturday: The Archetypal Jouney Into Brokenness
I am indebted to Cynthia Bourgeault for her books, Wisdom Jesus, and The Meaning of Mary Magdalene: Discovering the Woman at the Heart of Christianity. In those two books, she offers provocative imagery of Jesus descending into "hell" and witnessing the brokenness there. The witnessing heals. Why? Wounds belong to the separated realms, both in us … Continue reading Holy Saturday: The Archetypal Jouney Into Brokenness
The Eucharist: When the Absolute Overshadows the Relative
Since so much has been written before on the Eucharist, I endeavor to go into different directions than the orthodox, or mainline, understanding. My hope is that my reflection will enhance the mainline meanings as I view them from a "Law of One" lens. If we start from the premise that all is One and that Love expresses … Continue reading The Eucharist: When the Absolute Overshadows the Relative
