Everything Become Something

Although we are eternal beings clothed in mortality; everything become something, there are great benefits to living for a while in flesh and bone. We do not lose our immortality, our omnipotence, or our omniscience by focusing our attention upon ourselves, but we simply move in consciousness. As we grow through personal experience to know more of our individuality we may finally return to our original state but as something becoming everything.

Materiality is a transient state of consciousness but it is not an illusion. It is very real to those of us that occupy and function in this intensely focused condition.

What may be some of the advantages gained by an immortal soul from an experience in materiality? Only in time, the ability to meet life incrementally can we awaken and experience patience. Only in a consciousness bound up in space, allowing us to measure the distance between events, can we experience persistence. Only in a consciousness where we can experience a sense of separation can we awaken and experience a sense of faith. Only when clothed in flesh and bone, where the outcome seems uncertain to us, can we awaken and experience the attribute of courage.

These are not traits consigned exclusively to materiality but they are readily available, to a soul in search of itself, in a physical consciousness. These experiences, once gained, remain a part of our immortal soul as we grow in creation. Thus by surrendering for a short while our awareness of all that we are, we can gain incredible personal experiences to carry with us through eternity. And here in eternity is where we will express our creativity forever.

Although we are so much more than what we appear to be, there is great value in narrowing our focus. The gifts gained from the experiences in our day to day lives are invaluable. We do not serve our immortal selves well by depreciating the value of our daily affairs. All that we meet from morning to evening are placed before us so that we may experience spiritual gifts; eternally. It is not the size or even the complexity of what we encounter that determines the value of our experience but rather how we meet these conditions.

As we go out in to this day before us let us do so in the spirit of expectancy. For each moment in our day is where we have chosen to meet eternity, and in this way may we as everything, become something, to become everything.

4 Responses to “Everything Become Something”

1. RAY A. HOWELL says:

   January 23, 2012 at 9:48 am

   ‘Just passed 76 on 1/20/12 and still engineering. I am glad to see that you are still writing. Yours is enjoyable reading. Please keep it up.

   Ray
2. Harvey Green says:

   January 23, 2012 at 5:38 pm

   Aloha Ray… It is nice to hear from you and you are still incredibly kind…
3. Julio Marstaller says:

   February 6, 2012 at 3:10 pm

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4. Harvey Green says:

   February 7, 2012 at 7:30 am

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