In God There Are No Walls

The family is the cell of tribes, communities. Just as our bodies are made up of cells, so are our communities. The family unit is a biological unit, for the purpose of procreation and providing resources and care for its inhabitants. However, the family is also both physical and spiritual in essence. Our tribes and communities also contain a physical and spiritual component. Extend this further to perceive our world as consisting of both a physical realm and a spiritual realm.

We can reconnect to our source individually through use of prayer and meditation and differing tools, like religions provide, but we are not whole until we are all connected. How do we reconnect to our source as families, as communities, as nations, as a world? It starts with one and ends with All.

Now we swarm over the earth like locusts devouring everything in our path. Tomorrow we will swarm like saints, living in harmony with All. Swarm – we are not individuals – we are cells of the infinitely smallest magnitude.

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The world is a beautiful place of creation, but without God’s life force, it is empty, brittle, nothing. With God’s spirit flowing, it is wonderful, majestic, and uplifting. The only difference between nothing and everything is God, the Eternal Oneness. We, our world, all we know, extending outward into the entire universe is nothing. Until God’s Spirit breathes life and maintains life. Why do we care for anything but God? He/She is All.

· We create personal relationship dramas based around loss of nothing.

· We seek after material things that are nothing.

· We compete with one another for resources that in God there is no lack and no reason to compete.

· We create systems of governing and order-creating that are based on fear, not on God.

· We create religious institutions that are more of the mind than of the heart, competing with one another, positioning ourselves one against the other.

· We build walls around our flesh; we build walls around our families of wood and brick, we build walls around our countries called borders and we build walls around our hearts that keep us from knowing God.

· In God there are no walls. We are all in God.