Reflections On Christ In a Larger Cosmos (doug@coscmicchrist.net)
Category: The Veil of Forgetting
by Doug Esse The following is my response to a Facebook post for a Progressive Catholic group. The question posed was: "Do you think that the virginal conception of Jesus is pure myth, a tall tale or legend, or real? Can it be proven historically? Can it be proven with exact certitude? Thoughts?" This question … Continue reading Was Jesus Conceived by the Holy Spirit or by Natural Means?: A Reflection Informed by Law of One and Spiral Dynamics
Article by Doug Esse Abstract: This long article attempts to bridge the "apparent" gap between the metaphysics of Christianity and the Law of One material. For this author, the Law of One material is the clearest presentation of the Perennial Philosophy which undergirds all of the world's major religions. Through the Jesus Event, the fullness … Continue reading Christianity and the Law of One: The Jesus Event
I often feel joy during the course of a day. Some days, I feel more joy than others. But there are times when I feel the greatest joy. It is the joy of offering myself, my full humanness, back to the One Creator through a mind-body-spirit gesture of total surrender. The character of this surrender … Continue reading The Greatest Joy
While the origins of the holidays in the United States may be clouded in mixed polarity, we humans as Co-Creators, have the ability to make straight the path through creation of positive thoughtforms. During this holiday season, and throughout the year, we can decide through our intention to make everyday, indeed, holy. Instead of falling … Continue reading A Life of Thanksgiving: Living the Law of One In Daily Life
The inspiration of this article comes from a dream. Like many of you, some of my dreams of late are experiences of downloads and encounters with higher realms. I offer this account and information in the spirit that it was given to me: one of deep love, gratitude, joy, centered, peace, and perspective. I'll not … Continue reading The Accuser and the Advocate in the Theater of Third Density
