Hi Pennyjane, for what it is worth I must admit that this post has been interesting insight. I do pray that we can continue the friend ship in the future as did in the beginning when we first met on this board. I certainly have never meant any harm to anyone. I know sometimes one steps on another's toes unintentionally, when I do I am quite prompt in offering an apology. If that was the case, then I do sincerely apologise.
To continue with the topic.
I don't often use the God word but I do believe in a higher power of my understanding and I do not shy away from the usage of the word God, I respect other person's choice of how they choose to address their Higher Power. I have not anything against the quotes from the Bible either for that mater, although what I believe in may vary greatly from another's interpretations of the words written in the Bible.
But this what you have written is truly nothing short of brilliant.
Quotei believe that the God of Abraham, isaac and jacob is the same God of all. i believe that He is big enough to express Himself in many, many different ways and is not so egocentric as to limit his creation's access to Him by anything or anyone's own imagination. however one calls on Him will be answered in the same light as comes the call. whatever God you call on who's substance is love and hope is the real God, the one true God...a God of many names and a God of no name. God is a mystery of love....we think we know love...but my suspicion is that we can't even scratch the surface of what it really is.
He is big enough to express Himself in many, many different ways.
How big is creation? How many realities within the Oneness of this creation?
All that is within time and space is finite, everything outside of the continuum of time and space, is infinite, infinity, here is one theory by a mathematician, Georg Cantor showed that there are different orders of infinity, the infinity of points on a line being of a greater order than that of prime numbers.
God is not so egocentric as to limit his creation's access to Him by anything or any one's own imagination. Agree, No, we put our own limitations on our access to our God. I picture it in my mind this way, Imagine a spiders web that starts at the center of creation extending outwards into infinity. This spiders web binds and holds together all that is in creation, **the fabric upon which the tapestry of the universe is stitched upon.** The concentric circles of the spiders web we will say are what is mentioned in the Bible as the many mansions prepared for us by God in the kingdom of God or heaven, or quantum realities?
One calls on Him will be answered in the same light as comes the call.
I presume this means prayer, there is many different ways and forms on how we pray, Silent prayer, praying aloud, praying in ones mind, and meditation which is liken to listening on the ear piece of the telephone for a response to the request you have just spoken into the receiver, prayer.
One can pray anywhere any time, just by thinking that prayer. Now let us say that one can transmit thought outside of their physical selves, let us say, **telepathically.** Thoughts are born instantaneously, not the thought process itself through the medium of the grey mater we call a brain, but the birth of that thought itself in the grey mater. If this so then *thought/prayer,* could travel instantaneously on the outward radiating threads of the spiders web, as well as on any of the concentric circles, the quantum realities. Some call this spiders web, the metaphysical grids. Prayers can go anyplace along on these grids, instantaneously to the Oneness, God. And yes of course God loves us for we are just as much a part of God as God is of us, creator and creation experiencing one another, the eternal dance into infinity itself as One.
I believe that Love and the creator, God are both of equal. In humans the levels of love may vary but in the creator love is a constant and perfect.
Cindy
