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THE THREE DISCOVERIES
If anyone feels that I have waded into the waters of
“fuzzy math”, then I do apologize for faulty mental thinking, but I
do not apologize for my heart knowledge. Albert Einstein once said: “One
thing I have learned in a long life—that all our science, measured
against reality, is primitive and childlike.” In other words, our minds
measured against our hearts are primitive and childlike.
So after all of this what have we discovered? First, to
define the indefinable is difficult but necessary. From a human theological
perspective, this is our best understanding of God:
‘God, the One and Oneness of all, the Great Mystery, our parent,
creator and guardian, which is within us and that is outside of us, transcends
our abilities even as divine human beings to comprehend the essence of what is
the greatest mystery of all. God, the Creator, surpasses our dualistic view of
reality and is neither male nor female but is the Mystery of all that there is.
God is love not fear, immanent, and transcendent.’ (JC Husfelt)
If we consider this
as defining God, and listening to the solid evidence of numbers, then this
‘Mystery of Mysteries’ encapsulates and envelops use all and this
settles the explosive issue and puts to rest the concept of ‘my god vs.
your god.’
Second, we have an
alternative to the trinity of Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, which is Heaven,
Earth, and Humanity. This is a Holistic Trinity that comes from God and is God
as well as each part being intrinsically unique.
From an esoteric or
metaphysical viewpoint, we discover that Humanity is the connecting link or
‘Rainbow Bridge’ between Spirit (Heaven)
and Matter (Earth) providing the opportunity for the unity of heaven and earth.
Our triad of Heaven, Earth, and Humanity, representing humanity’s
perspective of the threefold nature of creation, is based on unity and love. In
most cases world shattering, groundbreaking work is based on love not the fear
usually rampant within the current accepted beliefs.
Finally we arrive at
our third discovery, which I feel has the most consequential impact of the
three. God is pure Mystery while the Created is mysterious
(Divine—“and the Word was God”) as well as known
(Intrinsic—“and the Word was with God”).
All of Creation has
the mark of God, divine, as well as having an intrinsic identity or self. Thus every
person is divine as well as human—Divine Humanity. I am the
Son of God and so are you and I am the Son of Man and so are you.
Of course, if you are female substitute Daughter and for clarification, Man
means Human—Man/Women.
Is this teaching new? Well, Yes and No.
No -- Even when the ruling religious hierarchy understood this,
issues of power and control prevented the priestly class from teaching this
knowledge to the masses. If people understood that they held the keys to their
own kingdom, then the priests and the other religious leaders would have lost
their opportunity to profit from their unique status.
The ancient mystery schools, such as the one founded by the
semi-mythical figure of Orpheus, believed in immortality and therefore the
divinity of man and woman. An initiate of these schools of knowledge and
wisdom, in seeking spiritual awakening, “realizes that he is more than
mortal flesh and blood. He is himself an eternal ‘god’—a
divine being.” (The Complete Guide to World Mysticism, pg. 68) Buddhism
also acknowledges this belief when they say that a person doesn’t
meditate to achieve Buddhahood. You meditate because you are a Buddha.
Furthermore, the
knowledge of each person’s divine humanness was orally taught in Biblical
times, but I feel, not properly recorded. The Bible, besides being
written through human filters, is the “product of a more or less
arbitrary selective process. It has also been subjected to some fairly drastic
editing, censorship, and revision.” (Holy Blood Holy Grail, pg. 318)
Yes -- Divine Humanity
goes one step further by emphasizing the divineness of all sentient beings
(including planets and stars, etc.) and their unique intrinsic identity. Humanity means not only the human race but all sentient beings (all existences such as flowers, dogs, trees, fish, worms and stars) throughout the universe.
Divine Humanity believes that the Divine and all existences interpenetrate radically non-dualistically (non-dual interpenetration - Oneness) and all have consciousness.
This
showcases our unity in diversity and our diversity in unity. It also raises the
‘bar’ of equality and worth of every single thing in creation and
reveals the arrogance, separatism and elitism of organized religion as well as
flying in the face of their belief that ‘man is made in the image of God.’
In conclusion and to summarize our three discoveries: if we
search within our heart and listen to common sense, we may come to realize that
a God based on fear, not love, is a theology of control. A God based on the
idea that humanity is born into sin, is a God that mirrors hierarchal
authority. Such a religion is born of earthly power, greed, corruption and
materialism.
A God and trinity based on love, is a theology of freedom. A
God of love and a theology of Divine Humanity reflect egalitarianism, and such
a religion is born of oneness, spiritual awareness and connection. Envision a
world that believes in Divine Humanity and its message of purity, unity and
equality.
This would be a golden age where love, peace and harmony
rule the day. This would be a society where each citizen strives each day to
express his or her divinity, and when mistakes are made and words are spoken in
anger and fear (our humanity), forgiveness is given and the emotional wounds
are healed.
This would be a culture where “turning one’s
cheek” and “loving one’s enemies” are not hollow
phrases but are true expressions.
It is an interesting footnote that the Aquarian Age, that we are in the
process of entering, is often referred to as the age of love.
(These pages on Sacred Science are excerpted from “DIVINE
HUMANITY—The Original Message and Religion of the Prophet Jesus” Ó
2001 by JC Husfelt, D.D. All rights reserved. No part of this page may be used
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