Made In Image of God

man applauds being the chosen one who is made in God’s image why not first pause to reflect who in truth we really are to know who God is God is omnipresent both wise and omnipotent whilst we decay in organic form thus we are not this mind-body but the spirit that enlivens it let’s find out what it is all we see around us is that that comes and goes thus we must be in a lucid dream notice void of polarity interchange the moment before we exhale or gap between thoughts in this cessation where pure awareness is perception is non-differentiated within this identity rested silence simply present doing nothing our soul speaks to us extending the gap vibrant silence nameless we meld with the vital life force divine magnetism navigates form we become the energy itself there then is no one here ego shorn we are reborn identity that never existed dies awareness sees living light of Self thus from singularity to feel contrast to grow in wisdom and in love we descend in this realm Self as light is the truth what is made in image of God our single eye sees without mirrors now to embody singularity in duality that too in the waking state is the spiritual quest as for knowing God we are breathed by His breath that embryo of Self within may awake
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Buhagiar Avatar
October 10, 2023 at 2:34 AM
A very inspirational poem. God is so great we cannot understand Him now. We will in the future. Blessings.
Seeker Avatar
October 10, 2023 at 2:43 AM
why presuppose we cannot see God? is it not a self-defeating thought? ask: who pulls our breath? don’t think. feel.
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