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We are, but we are our own beings as well.
That's why we are children, and God is our parent.
We are directly related to God, but we must acquire the Inheritance, which is the Mind of God.
We are all perfect, because we are capable of performing the task God has assigned us, but among the perfect is The Perfect. That would be the Christos.
There can only be one Perfect of the perfect -- the rule by which all things are measured.
If you don't think that is Jesus, I'm fine with that. But one must concede that out of a pack of hammers, all fashioned to be identical to the original blueprint provided by God, there is one among them that fits the task most perfectly -- without blemish or flaw. If two were completely identical in everything but position and time, then they would cease to be distinguishable from one another, and we must declare them "consubstantial" which is "of the same substance."
The level beyond this Perfect of perfect is Divinity itself. Only those who have crossed the threshold of Perfection could ever claim to have seen this Divinity, let alone claim it as their inheritance. While we can see the door, only those who have stepped through the threshold can even begin to ponder what lies beyond. These are the Revelators, and among them Jesus is the First, not chronologically, but First in authority, which is a novel concept.
Your reply is so... separatist. You seem to feel the need to define strict boundaries and hierarchies. Why? I'm not saying classification is not useful, but to suggest it is definitive is so limiting. In other words, there is a difference between "useful" and Truth.
I Am.
We All Are.
Yes, we have our own existence, but where the lines are between us and That Which Is are a contrivance to aid in our understanding, i.e. they are useful not Truth. Perhaps those lines we define are purely by choice. Can we choose different levels of "separateness"? I.e. can we actually be closer to someone, or closer to everyone, or closer to "the oneness"? I suggest probably.
So perhaps defining things in terms of "perfect" and "quintessential" and "Perfect perfects" in so strict a fashion may be a desire for your own peace of mind, and not an honest effort at understanding the Truth.
The Truth Is That Which Is.
Limits and hierarchies...
Limit less --> Limitless.
Hierarch less --> Hierarchless???
Whatever; Flatten the Pyramid.
Be That Which Is. Which is what You already are.
Without limits, we would be like the angels.
God has chosen those with limits to be the greater authority.
Limitations breed invention and innovation.
If it were not necessary to poop, we would not have invented the toilet.
Is the Universe better or worse for the toilet being?
My point is, that without hierarchies, then in what way might things be known as themselves?
If not for things being in their proper place, with separate levels of authority, how then are we able to distinguish anything from anything else?
Separations of powers MUST exist, because we see it in Creation all over the place.
But it is separations of scale, not in the level of Love God might feel for them. Think of it like a fractal. Zooming in and out will expose the same motif, and there is an order to the repetition.
If all things were to collapse and be purely equal, without limitations to separate them, then there would be no discernable Universe. Time would cease, space would cease, and we would all collapse into the same timeless, spaceless, point that rests in the Mind of God.
My thinking is in that limitation is the womb of invention. But I do not mistake these hierarchical levels of authority with disparities in how much God Loves each of us.
He Loves us Equally, just as a single gear, no matter its size or proximity to the mode of action in a machine, is equally as critical to that machine's proper function. We are all cogs in the machine, and some bear more weight, but that's not to say they are worth any more or less of the Creator's Love and nurture.
How can you possibly say something like this? Where is your evidence?
Invention and innovation to overcome limits are proof that the limit didn't exist in the first place.
A thing simply Is. We create the definition, and in that definition we never fully capture a thing. A part of my report is titled "There Is No Spoon". It shows, albeit without math, how all things are one thing. The Spoon as we define it is not just a metal object with a handle and a small round bowl. It is not just a clump of various elements put together in such a way as to have specific properties. It is not just a bunch of intersecting waves of probability, or overlapping vibrations of the aether, it is all of those things and all of the things that I have not said. It is fundamentally connected to all other things in the Universe. It can't be separated except by our own desire to make it separate so that we can understand a small part of it, and make it useful to us.
We define, and hierarch. We separate based on properties. The things themselves simply are, and they themselves can't be separated. Is "Oxygen" *more" than "Hydrogen" in some definitive sense? Not at all. They are the same thing. You could call Oxygen 16 clumped Hydrogens and it would be more appropriate than calling it "Oxygen". But in either case, we are making the distinction. The universe, That Which Is, knows no such distinction.
Once we start defining, we limit ourselves to these definitions. We have no limits, because we are a part of That Which Is. Our only real boundaries are That Which Is. I have no idea what That Which Is is, so I have no idea where the real boundaries lie. If That Which Is really is infinite (I don't really know what that means either), then there are no boundaries for us, except those which we believe to be there.
Do we? I don't. Perhaps you do. Makes you think right?
Who said anything about equal? Hierarchies are not the only way to separate. Choosing a hierarchy is your choice. I could create a completely different one for the same set of objects depending on how I define "what is better," or even based on what properties I am aware of existing within something; properties you may not be aware of.
I suggest this is the fraud in your training (a fraud in everyone's training). This is the primary teaching that gives The Matrix its power, and it has been going on for a long time.
There is no such thing as "authority." If you eliminate that concept from your mindset, the world looks very different. Just try it for a few days.
You and I cannot do the same things. You and I, because of the limitations of our own, personal, bodies cannot perform the same tasks. You're good at things I am not. I am good at things you are not. We are not the same, if only by time and space.
But I agree, we ARE of the same substance. A pizza can be cut in infinitely different ways, but it is the same pizza. The basis of your disagreement with me is in that you are held up by the idea that "it's all just pizza" but I am trying to present the reality that a pizza cut in different ways may still just be pizza, but the shapes cut from the pizza themselves are unique and separate of the pizza.
Because of these disparities, we can be catalogued, organized, separated, or put in different hierarchies. A circle can be cut in many ways, and depending on the cut, you get different classifications of the shapes.
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I wholeheartedly agree, it is of the same substance, but you can absolutely classify and organize that substance based on its intensity, quantity, and form at any point in space and time. That's what fundamentally makes you you, and me me. We are not the same, and yet we are. We are family.
We wouldn't have any means to discover those inventions or innovations if the limitations did not provide a problem to solve. You cannot provide an answer to a non-existent question anymore than you can offer a solution to a problem which has not been presented. How might a woodworking project change the final design if the limitation of being unable to use glue were given? Anything made with glue versus without glue would be fundamentally different in design. That's not to say one is better or worse, but it is clear that the option to use glue is preferable to without, given the circumstances. Should we then declare that nothing without glue is worth making? No, the glue-less product has its merits, in that the same function is achieved without glue. However, it has cons in that it is not as stable as the glue-based product. The limitation has spawned a new creation, tailored to different realities, despite the substance (and therefore purpose) of both products being identical.
Such disparity is absolutely discernable, and only can be given limitation.
Don't assume I see limitation as a negative. Limitations are usually preferable, because it takes the guesswork out of trivial pursuits. "What are we gonna eat tonight?"
Having a pick of three choices versus INFINITE choice is the preferable option, at least when time is a factor.
I agree with everything except this one line. The Universe does know these distinctions, because we are a part of the Universe and have made those distinctions. This is the power God gave us.
"20 The man therefore gave names unto all cattle, and to the fowl of the heaven, and to every beast of the field: but for Adam found he not an helper meet for him." Genesis 2:20
I fully recognize the validity of your view. I'm not sure you reciprocate the validity of my view.
Things are both separate and consubstantial. It's BOTH scenarios playing out simultaneously, with different intensities between. The world is both finite and infinite -- both at the same time!
The limitations we physically experience are proof of our finite reality. Our souls are the infinite component. Put the two together, and we are the Garden-tenders of Creation God made us to be.
How many apples are there on an apple tree? There is a finite answer to that.
How many apples will this apple tree produce? There is an infinite answer to that, if we count the apples of its apples of its apples, as it gives birth to ever more apple trees, countless as the stars in the sky and the grains of sand on the shore.
The answer changes depending on the frame of time and space.
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If God is the Word, then we are the Echo. The Echo IS the Word, completely, but when captured and propagated in different mediums, will produce an altered form of that Word by the time it returns. The Word is the rule by which all is measured, and the reciprocated echoes are each and every one of us, including spoons, bugs, air, etc. How pleasing to the ear we are on the return determines what song we will end up being used to compose next.