An Article by Doug Esse . The following is taken from an email dialog with a friend regarding three things: 1) that all familiar feeling of powerlessness; 2) powerful base emotions such as grief, anger, and shame; and 3) ways to appropriate those two within the spiritual life based upon living out the Law of … Continue reading When I Feel Powerless: A View on Living the Law of One
Tag: Trinitarian life
The Ankh Is the Crux Ansata: A Daskalos and Law of One Congruency
My two main sources of inspiration and understanding for over three years have been the Law of One and the Daskalos material. As I delved more deeply into both, intellectually, intuitively, and in higher realms, I have been putting together a list of things that jump out at me where I see some important overlaps. … Continue reading The Ankh Is the Crux Ansata: A Daskalos and Law of One Congruency
Interdimensional Vision of the Sun: Merkaba as the Putting Together Almightiness and Vulnerability
The following account happened on 9-4-16. I wrote it up and then later added links and explanations to make for a little more reader-friendly experience (I hope). Picture of what I saw follows. .............. I began my run with the intention of delving into the Law of One both in idea and in engagement transdimensionally. … Continue reading Interdimensional Vision of the Sun: Merkaba as the Putting Together Almightiness and Vulnerability
A Holy Merkaba: The Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory Be
I have experienced an interesting development in the noetical world when I pray the Our Father, Hail Mary, and Glory Be. I was taught these prayers as a young kid by my mom and we used to recite the Rosary together, especially during Lent. I've prayed the Rosary off and on over the years, mostly … Continue reading A Holy Merkaba: The Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory Be
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
Towards a Theology of Oneness
Summary of Reflection: The early Christian insistence that Jesus and God's substance was different than that of creation was a three step forwards movement at that time. It was good. Yet now the insistence may be moving towards the two-step back movement with our current scientific understanding of quantum physics and the unity of all things. … Continue reading Towards a Theology of Oneness
Christianity in the Law of One: The Jesus Event
This article has moved. I've updated and expanded this piece, and the current version now lives here: Cosmic Christ: Christianity and the Law of One. Thank you for reading — and blessings on your journey.
Substituted Love and Atonement
Is there a way to understand Jesus' Passion on the cross as indeed a sacrifice but not as an atonement? Atonement Theology, which necessitates and angry, wrathful God who demands payment for sins, has been a central interpretation of mainstream Christianity for most of its 2000 year history. Is it wrong? In more modern, progressive … Continue reading Substituted Love and Atonement
