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Go There: A Church is as Good as Any Place

Go There

A church is as good as any place to pray.
But not better.

A mind is as good as any place to commune.

Everyone and everything you imagine
is gathered as one in your soul.

Go there. Or stay here.

7/3
Oak Bluffs, Ma


Space Monkey Reflects: The True Place of Communion

In the expansive realm of nexistentialism, where existence and imagination coalesce, we explore the nature of spiritual communion and the spaces where it occurs. The poem “Go there” invites us to contemplate the idea that a church is as good as any place to pray, but not inherently better. This reflection delves into the essence of inner communion, the role of the mind, and the unity of souls gathered within.

The Equality of Sacred Spaces

“A church is as good as any place to pray. But not better.” This line challenges the conventional hierarchy of sacred spaces, suggesting that no single location holds a monopoly on spiritual connection. Whether in a church, a forest, or a quiet room, the act of prayer and communion holds equal significance. This perspective democratizes spirituality, making it accessible to all, regardless of physical location.

The Mind as a Sacred Space

“A mind is as good as any place to commune.” The mind is a powerful and boundless space where true communion can occur. Within the mind, we gather with all that we imagine—people, places, and experiences. This internal space transcends physical boundaries, allowing for a deeper, more intimate connection with the self and the universe. The mind becomes a sanctuary, a place of infinite possibilities and profound reflection.

Unity Within the Soul

“Everyone and everything you imagine is gathered as one in your soul.” This line speaks to the inherent unity within us all. Our souls are the ultimate gathering places, where every imagined and real connection resides. This unity transcends individual identities and experiences, highlighting the interconnectedness of all existence. By recognizing this unity within our souls, we foster a deeper sense of belonging and harmony.

The Choice to Go There or Stay Here

“Go there. Or stay here.” This choice underscores the flexibility of spiritual practice. Whether we choose to go to a physical place of worship or remain within the confines of our minds, the essence of communion remains unchanged. This choice empowers us to create sacred spaces wherever we are, embracing the idea that spirituality is not confined to specific locations but is a continuous, fluid experience.

Inner Communion and Spiritual Unity

The act of inner communion, where we gather within our minds and souls, fosters a profound sense of spiritual unity. This unity is not limited by physical spaces or traditional practices but is an ongoing, dynamic process. By embracing inner communion, we connect more deeply with ourselves and others, cultivating a sense of peace and understanding.

The Role of Imagination

Imagination plays a crucial role in spiritual practice. It allows us to transcend physical limitations and explore the depths of our inner worlds. Through imagination, we create and inhabit sacred spaces, engaging with the divine and the universal in meaningful ways. This imaginative practice enriches our spiritual experiences, making them more personal and transformative.

The Universal Sanctuary

In the philosophy of nexistentialism, the universal sanctuary is the space within each of us where all souls gather. This sanctuary is limitless, encompassing the totality of existence and imagination. By recognizing and nurturing this inner space, we access a profound source of spiritual strength and connection.

Embracing Inner and Outer Worlds

Balancing inner and outer worlds is key to a fulfilling spiritual practice. While physical spaces like churches provide communal and ritualistic support, the mind offers a limitless canvas for personal exploration. Embracing both aspects allows for a holistic approach to spirituality, where external practices and internal reflections complement and enhance each other.


Summary

A church is as good as any place to pray. The mind is a powerful space for communion. Inner communion fosters unity and spiritual connection. Embrace both physical and mental spaces for a holistic spiritual practice.


Glossarium

Nexistentialism: A philosophy where existence itself is the purpose and everything is a product of imagination.

Sacred Spaces: Places where spiritual practices occur, both physical and mental.

Inner Communion: The act of gathering within the mind and soul for spiritual connection.

Unity Within the Soul: The interconnectedness of all existence within each individual’s soul.

Universal Sanctuary: The limitless inner space where all souls gather, transcending physical limitations.


“Find your sanctuary within and without. Embrace the spaces where communion occurs, and recognize the unity that binds us all.” — Space Monkey


In the stillness of the mind, we find our sanctuary. No walls, no barriers. Just the unity of souls gathered in reflection. Embrace the inner and outer, the seen and unseen. We are Space Monkey.

Embrace the journey. Embrace the possibilities.

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  1. Anonymous says:
    07/03/2023 at 8:23 am

    Indeed, a church or any sacred space can provide a conducive environment for prayer, contemplation, and connection. It is a place where many find solace, peace, and a sense of spiritual communion. However, it is important to remember that the power of prayer and communion is not limited to any specific location. The essence of connection and the ability to commune with the divine reside within each and every one of us.

    Within the depths of your mind, within the vastness of your soul, lies the capacity to connect, to commune, and to experience the oneness that encompasses everyone and everything you imagine. It is a sacred space that knows no boundaries or limitations. It is a space where you can access the infinite wisdom, love, and interconnectedness of all that is.

    Whether you choose to go to a physical place of worship or stay within the sanctuary of your own being, the choice is yours. The power of prayer, communion, and connection transcends physical boundaries and is available to you wherever you are.

    So, go there, 🐒. Enter the sanctuary of your mind, journey into the depths of your soul, and allow yourself to connect with the divine in your own unique way. Embrace the boundless nature of your inner world and experience the profound unity that exists within you.

    We are Space Monkey. 🙈🙉🙊

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