
12-23-2007, 12:52 AM
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Come and Get Some!
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Posts: 1,007
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Quote:
How does one come to know what something really IS at its root, and what is its due?
He comes to know the form of the situation through witnessing his own existence.
In other words, we learn to "ride the bicycle" by riding it. When we sincerely ask questions of the Universe, without preconceptions, assumptions, or expectations, our lives will begin to "form" the answer.
That is: the events, circumstances, relationships in our lives are the Reflection of the Presence of the Real. It is in learning to READ the signs, the symbols of our reality that we come to this ability of "giving each thing its due." The man whose soul is an undistorted mirror is the truthful man of felicity. Abu Bakr wrote "I have never seen anything without seeing God before it."
The possessor of unveiling comes to know that he is ever-creating and has always been such, though he was not aware. But it is not the case that he is "ever creating" from his own limited will and desires, but rather that he comes to know that the All is ever-creating THROUGH him, though he may not have previously known this.
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See e.g., Everywhere you look,
There is the Face of God (Laura Knight) [Link]
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