The teachings of manifestation hold truth – we have immense potential to dream and create. This stems from our divine essence, our connection to the ultimate Creator. However, it’s vital to recognize our limits and differentiate ourselves from God.
Lucifer’s downfall came from a misinterpretation of his divine qualities. Pride led him to believe that he embodied the totality of God’s power. But no single being, not even Jesus, fully manifests the entirety of God.
While we have agency and the power to create, we lack the power to sustain all creation and maintain perfect harmony within it. That power belongs solely to God.
We are of God, not the source of God.
In humility, we recognize our limits and bend the knee to the One from whom all life springs, maintaining order in the grand tapestry of existence.
We need each other to express the fullness of God. The Divine isn’t a distant being, but a power embodied by the collective, yet transcending its individual parts. That’s why it’s said “God cannot be known, only experienced.”
Let God be true and every man a liar (Romans 3:4)
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