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How can the Divine Oneness be seen?
In beautiful forms, breathtaking wonders,
awe-inspiring miracles?
The Tao is not obliged to present itself
in this way.
If you are willing to be lived by it, you will
see it everywhere, even in the most
ordinary things.
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First Law:
Energy can be neither created nor destroyed
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The Divine Oneness; the ultimate presence; the source of all that is, was or ever will be.
These are all frail human attempts to explain, define the source of all creation.
Defining God is not easy. The simplest description of the Almighty
requires a grasp of the barely comprehensible, it requires us to think
in terms outside of our corporeal experiences. Once we accept that God
is incomprehensible, the rest is relativity easy!
Before the beginning there was only the source of being. Everything was formless and unknown, and then in less than an instant, from the source emanated a great expanse. And from that expansion has come all that is now, all that has been and all that ever will be. There was no big bang but simply an expanding from nothing to something.
All life and consciousness is a product of that expansion. There was no material for creation other than what was produced from the expansion. From this comes not only the entities and forms of life but also the whatever consciousness they possess.
All of the planets and physical bodies in the universes are composed from the same set of materials. Perhaps in differing ratios, but from the same stuff never the less.
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