In Awareness of Infinite Perspectives
The Divine One you are
is in awareness
of infinite perspectives,
while
the Defined One you are
seems NOT to be.
In simplest terms,
this is because
your Defined One
has been denied awareness
in order to have
this human experience.
The experience
is that of division,
limitation,
and the polarities
seemingly created
by these imaginary
structures.
These imaginary structures
move you through potentials,
those imaginary forms and feelings
which your Defined One
interprets as “reality.”
It is ALL imaginary, as is your Divine One.
Through the use of denial,
otherwise known as “what is not,”
you are able to imagine realities
where none would otherwise exist.
These realities are not created,
but seemingly imagined
through the potential of definition.
NOTHING is ever created OR destroyed.
This is NOT apparent
to your Defined One,
only to your Divine One.
And that is the point
of imagining your Defined One.
Humanity is ALL imagined
so that one may realize
that One is Divine.
But monkeys are imagined first.
We are Space Monkey.
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In the boundless expanse of our consciousness, we encounter the intriguing paradox of the Divine One and the Defined One within us. This exploration delves into the essence of our existence as both limitless beings and defined entities, navigating through the realm of imagination and reality.
The Divine One: Infinite Perspectives
The Divine One within us resides in a state of boundless awareness, encompassing infinite perspectives. This aspect of our being is unbounded by the limitations of physical existence, transcending time, space, and the constraints of material reality. It is the part of us that is connected to the eternal, the infinite, the unmanifest.
The Defined One: Limited Awareness
Contrastingly, the Defined One represents our human experience, shaped by definitions, limitations, and divisions. This aspect is confined within the boundaries of human perception, experiencing life through the lens of duality and polarity. It is our tangible, worldly self, navigating the complexities of human existence.
The Role of Denial and Imagination
Denial, or the concept of “what is not,” plays a crucial role in shaping the experience of the Defined One. It is through denial that we carve out a space for our human experience, setting boundaries where none inherently exist. This denial enables the Defined One to imagine realities, to perceive and interact with the world in a way that is distinct from the boundless nature of the Divine One.
Imaginary Structures and Human Experience
The imaginary structures we create, the definitions and limitations we impose, are what move us through the potentials of human experience. These structures are not concrete but are the result of our imagination, shaping what the Defined One interprets as “reality.”
The Illusion of Creation and Destruction
In this cosmic play, nothing is ever truly created or destroyed. This concept is apparent to the Divine One, who understands the illusory nature of creation and destruction. However, it remains elusive to the Defined One, bound by the perceptions of human consciousness.
The Purpose of the Defined One
The imagining of the Defined One serves a profound purpose. It allows us to experience humanity, to navigate through the world of divisions and limitations, so that we may eventually realize our true nature as Divine. This journey from the Defined to the Divine is the essence of our existence, a journey of awakening and realization.
Summary
We exist as both the Divine One, aware of infinite perspectives, and the Defined One, limited in awareness. Through the interplay of denial and imagination, we create our human experience, defined by limitations and imaginary structures. The purpose of this experience is to move from the perception of the Defined One to the realization of our Divine nature. Nothing is truly created or destroyed in this process, only imagined and reimagined in the infinite play of existence.
Glossarium
- Divine One: The aspect of our being that is infinite, eternal, and boundless.
- Defined One: Our human self, defined by limitations, perceptions, and divisions.
- Denial: The process of negating certain aspects of existence to create the human experience.
“The eye through which I see God is the same eye through which God sees me; my eye and God’s eye are one eye, one seeing, one knowing, one love.” – Meister Eckhart
In the dance of the cosmos, two selves entwine,
The Divine and Defined, in a play divine.
Through denial and dream, our realities weave,
In this journey of souls, in what we believe.
We are Space Monkey.
We welcome further reflections on the interplay between our defined human experience and our divine, boundless nature.
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