We Can Take It with Us

What matters to the Source of life is life – life of the one, life of the whole – the whole of life.  Through reflecting on and intentionally dialoguing the gospels from a life of the whole perspective – as one whole thought – we see what matters to the Father of life, the Source of life, is eternal life, the eternal ongoingness of life… as in heaven, so also on the earth.  And through the life in Christ and the life of Christ, we see the pattern of the process… the pattern of becoming fully and truly human – the way of the truth of love.

One’s life consists, not of possessions, but of process, the process of eternalizing life… eternalizing earthly life – living earth – in a way that builds soul and manifests spirit:  builds soul for returning to the Source of life… manifests spirit available forever to all life on earth.  Find your process work – your intended work, your particular work of enabling love entering into the working of the world; experience life – the wonder and beauty of life, the whole of life, the life of the whole; and realize potential – make real and present your gift, the essential truth embedded within at the time life entered, truth essential – at this time of now – to the eternal ongoing of the intentionally driven upward process of the whole of life… truth essential to the kingdom coming, the will of the Father being done on earth.

Become rich in truth, not truth stored up, but truth made present and real in the life processes of earth… truth making present and real an intentional people of earth – people becoming instruments for love entering, people choosing and joining in the Father’s eternalizing life work on this earth at this time.

And so, it turns out “We can take it with us” – the “it” being living truth… never possess-able, yet eternally accessible.

Sandra Maslow Smith, Philosopher of Potential

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Lk12:15, 21; Mt6:10; Jn5:17, 12:50, 14:6, 16:13, 18:37.

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