Now is the time of Spirit, Spirit entering, our seeking, being open to, the embracing of the Wisdom of Intent. A time of seeing process, seeing and understanding the intentionality, the potential realizing capacity present within the process…. within life, within love… the intended ways of working within each, within the whole within which they work. We have come to see and understand the criticality of seeing Christ, the exemplar of love, as process such that we can embrace and be vessels for the particular manifestations of love now called for…
All of which calls for significant shifts of perspective and start points for our thinking. Present within this shift, is the creating of cultures that work for all my children in the world. At the ground of such culture is language – the living philosophy of potential -, that which is to enable the inner organizing of heart and mind for the work of now, an intuitive reflective process. A language enabling the seeing and understanding of process. There is philosophy behind theology, behind science. Until now, that philosophy has been has been a reasoned, existence based philosophy. The reasoning mind of existence needs structure to have meaning, thus struggles to see process. For example, we can see within Christian theology, the structural elements of three persons within one God… the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit. Thus this question: would it not be, in the pattern of Christ, in the enabling of the carrying out of the work of now, to refer to Spirit. See Spirit as “process through which we access the wisdom of intent, the particulars for the work of now”; not so much about knowing, but more about seeing and understanding the intended ways of working. Thus seeing Spirit, speaking of Spirit in the pattern of seeing Christ as process, being critical to the work of now. Seeing Christ as process, as in “Two or more gathered in the name of love, all-inclusive love,” being essential to our being authentic, becoming intentional. Seeing Spirit in the same manner as being critical to our here and unfolding now aim of being authentic, becoming intentional.
