Greetings family! As I sit here thinking of what I would like to say for this segment, I am reminded by the author Neale Donald Walsch that it is our actions that define us. Not only am I who I say I am and think I am it is through my actions that I am defined. This is an interesting fact to consider. Do you like what you see? I mean as you look back over your life at all your accomplishments, are you happy with what you have demonstrated?
How often do you use the words “I am”? These are the words that Moses uses in the bible to describe God, “I Am That, I Am”. Powerful words, because they define us! Now the version that most bibles use does not have the comma and that is a sore oversight by the men who translated the original document. James Tywman pointed out in his book the “Moses Code” that the comma was missing so you can see how much that little detail changes the meaning of the phrase. No longer is it “God is that”, it becomes “I” am that as an individual, I am God. God is no longer outside us but within, through and as us! The way I use this is to point to something and say, “I am that, I am”. It matters not what you are pointing to, God is all there is. The way I look at this is if I am an aspect of God and God is all there is, then I must be all there is. When we say be “all that” we mean it literally.
I am walking down the street pointing to a dog, “I am that, I am”, then to a tree, “I am that, I am”, etc. The feeling I get when I do this is one of inner-connectedness. Try it and see how you feel. It may seem strange at first but when you think about it and let the reality sink in the Truth reveals itself. We are all a part of the whole, and the whole is greater than the sum of its parts!
The ego or “little self” part of your mind is probably screaming at you about now and that is to be expected. So let’s go a little deeper. God is all there is and we are merely instruments! God works in us, through us and as us to express Divinity. While this may seem a tall order, it is something that you have been doing all your life, only now you are aware of it. Going back to the beginning of this blog I said that our actions define us, and so now you know who you are! 🙂 Sequoia Elisabeth
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