There is a Source, a common Source of all, a Source out from which emerges the whole of creation, the ongoing, unfolding creation.
Within and out from the Source emerges intent, intended ways of working, intent with regard to the whole of creation, of which we are a part.
It is both reasonable and intuitively obvious that if we are to move towards wholeness, the perspective we hold needs to embrace wholeness… wholeness versus a fragmented part, a fragmented thought.
The ultimate start point – the anchor point of our process – is the Source, seeing the Source wholistically, wholistically embracing the Source. Developing a seeing and understanding that encompasses the whole of the Source is essential for the particular advancement in humanness called for at this time; a partial perspective is insufficient for the work at hand.
Wholeness of Source both enables and demands wholeness with regard to intent, intended ways of working… wholeness with regard to the hereafter and the here and unfolding now… wholeness with regard to our longing to return and our yearning to become… wholeness with regard to the intentionality present within life, within its systems and processes, within ourselves as living human beings.
Key for us at this time is some clarity regarding the contrast between sufficiently whole, sufficiently complete, and selectively segmented. Realistically, grasping the whole of the whole is unlikely at this time, or perhaps ever. What is necessary is that there lies within, sufficient understanding – adequate seeing of wholeness – to take up the work, to move towards wholeness. A life of the whole perspective, seeing ourselves as part of life, and understanding intent and intended ways of working in that regard, has shown itself to be an effective perspective for going forward… a going forward that itself is inspirited through faith, faith that if we maintain serious intent with regard to the work, we will be given access to necessary seeing and understanding.
Selectively segmented, on the other hand, works to keep us anchored in the current plane of existence… continues to breathe life into that which divides, that which keeps us from moving towards wholeness… and often orients us towards our wish, our image, versus the unfolding image of the Source.
We are, by a partial perspective, creating a shadow that blocks out the light of the Source… not unlike earth during the process of eclipse, casting a shadow on the moon… then our taking that segment which remains visible as representing the whole of the moon… the moon, one moon that we all claim to share. What becomes shadowed away being the whole of the truth of the Source, the whole of the truth of our humanness, the whole of the intent for us to become fully and truly human.
