Creator . . . Created . . . Creation

Who am I and what am I doing here?

We are to God as a drop of water or a snowflake is to water.

Water is. It cannot be destroyed. It can be made dirty and polluted. It can be frozen or turned into steam. It is the main component in the fluid that flows through every living creature, be they plant or animal. It is what makes up icebergs and clouds, oceans, lakes and rivers. Without it we would not be able to survive in this human form.

We are what God is!
Just as every flake of ice or snow, every cloud, every drop of ocean or lake, or the water in the bottle we hold in our hand, has all the properties and qualities of water, we have all the qualities of God.

We are made in the image and likeness of God.
What we have done with that statement is to create a God that looks like us instead of exploring the notion that we may have all the qualities of the Almighty Creator.

That would make us creators. What a concept!

God is Love.
We are Love.

God is a vengeful and jealous God.
Well we certainly have been that.
Hmmm . . . looks like we may have created God in our image after all.

Think of it this way. When God became aware of his/her beingness (that must have happened at some point, after all God is all that is, so there had to have been a moment of awareness for the rest of us to have been created ) there was an awareness of the need for separation or duality. How could I know light without darkness, heat without cold?

That's where we come in. We are God experiential. That is why the spirit never dies. When we mess up we get to try again.

Well it's time now for us to recognize our Divinity. We have had all the experiences. We are ready to come together again; not to become one big soup (that's where we came from) but to recognize our oneness while we honor all of the aspects that make us unique individuals.

This is cause for great celebration. Celebrate being all that we are and leave the judgment behind. In our Divinity we are darkness and light.

I choose to shine my light in this moment, recognizing that my dark moments are just as valid and valuable. No more shame, just joyful acceptance. Makes the journey a bit more fun, doesn’t it?