 Australia Newsletter September 2011 |
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God's will for me is perfect happiness!  Beyond the belief in Victimisation If there is such a thing as a "victim", there is no God. Yet since God is Real and All Loving, All Knowing and All Powerful, victimisation is impossible. What could victimisation be but an illusion, a misperception? Questions about the "evil" or the "horrors" of the world are pseudo questions, for they but ask and answer from the assumption that error is real. The first question that ever seemed to be asked was asked by the ego: "Who am I?" And every question throughout history is but an illusory doubt about the Certainty of the I am Presence. God is without question. Christ is without question. Follow the trail of the question to the so-called "questioner". Seeing the impossibility of the "questioner" is True Freedom, for Identity in God is beyond question. Search and question you will while illusions seem to persist. Question what you believe, what you assume to be true. Question your perceptions and your desire for things of the world. Question the faith which has been placed in the ego. Then ask yourself if there is anything worth hanging on to that perpetuates guilt and fear and hatred. The ego made this world. Instead of questioning the seeming effects of error, the persons, events and circumstances of the world, it is good to question the underlying error that separation is possible at all. Why question effects when their "cause" is unreal and has no foundation. God did not create the ego, so it has no Source. God created His Child as Spirit, and so Identity is Spirit. No dream of fear can veil the Truth of our Eternal Being.
I Love You for such is Self Love! It cannot be difficult to accept the Truth. Illusions are difficult to maintain, for they have nothing to stand on. Let us watch them disappear like sand castles in the vast Tide of the Ocean! David.
Undoing special relationship is the way to everlasting Peace. Sharing the Joy!
By Jason Warwick We had a beautiful visit to Nelson and the 12 tribes of Israel. A few of us had a beautiful coffee encounter with them in Nelson at the 12 tribes coffee shop called "Common Ground". They invited us for dinner during their sabbath on Friday night. We invited them to our movie Gathering, but they were unable to make it. We had the strong call to visit and celebrate their Sabbath. So we headed out in our Mystic One bus and ended up at their farm which turns out to be like a commune where everybody shares everything. The men wear pony tails and the women wear braided hair. They have a strong devotion to God and shared that it takes a total commitment to fully realize the Glories of God. |
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