Articles
Enjoy articles written on a variety of topics from the standpoint of Scientific Metaphysics.
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Explores looking at circumstances from different perspectives, wihch provides some distraction, and relief. This article explores what allows for understanding to evolve, and freedom to be possible.
Safety and security are never issues to oneness. Scientific Metaphysics teaches that the conscious human individual, living himself responsibly, is forever practicing oneness by discerning the spiritual facts of everything confronting him. Appearances, views of reality, are not separate from the allness of Being
Metaphysical Science teaches Spirit is omnipresent, infinite Good and the only substance. It is experienced as individual Self-Awareness and as Spirit's infinite creativity. There could be no human concept of energy without the invisible divine energy of Spirit being always present.
Impersonal thinking describes that instance when idea consciousness is so fully present that any thought of a 'you' or 'other' is absent. It describes the Mind-action experience of oneness when no concept obscures vision, i.e. no view of a 'me' or a 'you' clouds the presencing of NOW.
Many agree that the underlying cause of many addictions is the desire to know one's real self. Alcoholics and other addicts describe their addictions as 'spiritual bankruptcy' or 'soul sickness.' The term 'rebirth' is often used to describe their healing. Many psychologists successfully treat addiction as spiritual crisis...
1995 Article by Steven Reed, Mind just Be's! Mind doesn't do anything to alleviate any condition. We have to "leave the mortal basis of belief and unite with the one Mind." (MBE) To experience what's called healing.
"I consciously am; then what I am conscious of must be the content or constitution of my own consciousness or Mind. Nothing exists for an individual unless he is aware of it and since his awareness is his own Soul or Mind in manifestation (himself), there is nothing to be aware of outside of himself -- the conscious infinitude of existence." [WATW p.xxxvi]
I have heard that "practice makes perfect," but do I remember that "Perfect makes the practice."
A charming story illustrating many common human foibles and their disastrous consequences.
"MAI could wear the coat, or not. What matters is that she pay attention to all of the ways Life shows up, from the perspective of I AM. She could look at her humanity and see that it was the look, the fabric of divinity. All of it."
In her book "The Fourth Dimension of Spirit" Margaret Laird writes "All Identities are forms of Mind? -Mind?s presence. Consciousness is Life, and Being infinite, there is no existence outside of it. All we experience is experienced as consciousness here/NOW.
Now, the immediate present, manifests the only Life there is or can ever be. Future moments of Now are, at best, predictions or expectations based on an individual perception of what's present, and the past lives only as a memory-the recall of a no longer existing perception. Disciplined alertness is required to fully savor being present Now. When you are fully present, the room you're in comes alive to you
Being in Love: Mutual or Neutral Relationship?
By Cathy Liddle
"Being-in-love." Of all the objects, concepts, ideas, or whatever language you choose to describe the thing you are in love with, it's most likely that your word of choice would refer to another person, another human being or two-legged animal. This is the most common usage of the term "being in love." But within this mutuality is conflict. "What conflict?" you may say. "Isn't being in love the most mutually harmonious state of existence we can be in?"
Relationship-all relationships-have habitually been thought of as two. As a concept within the paradox world, believed to be real, relationships are dualistic and problematic. Separated from the Reality that is its reason for existing, relatedness is one of humanity's greatest areas of difficulty. Human beings assume roles in their daily lives contrary to the oneness of Being that gives them existence. Believing they are one among many, beings try to guide, fix, change and mold their "others? --individuals within their experience.
Relationships are perceived to be lived mainly on a personal basis (with emotion,) where one is not clear as to another's meaning or motive. Transactional relationships are 'pieces of commercial business done; a deal as in a profitable transactional relationship, an invention, a disclosing that opens up whole new worlds of invention, exploration, revelation -- intra-action. (dictionary).
All theological philosophical and psychological schools speak of the importance of thought. Most believe in the importance of changing one's thought to create a more pleasing life experience.
From the enlightened perspective, we see that it is the deeply conditioned, profoundly mechanical habit of personalization that creates ego, the psychological and emotional barrier that separates us from our own Self and the rest of life in every moment. That is why making the effort to see beyond a perspective that is merely personal is essential if we want to be free."
We live our own infinitude as all the 'others' peopling our universe. This is what is meant by the definition of man as "the conscious infinitude of being." We can?t live another except as ourself. We have no idea whether or even if another exists separate from our own discerning or perceiving.
