Erroneous Theology of Separation The basic instinct and inclination of humanity is not survival but recovery. Not recovery from, but of our divinity. We seem to remain in a constant state of recovery or recuperation from the trauma (wound) of the false sense of loss, lack, separation, alienation or isolation from the larger reality we call God. God is the collective essence of all that is, has ever been or will ever be. We are inextricably connected to that All. Realizing this is a born again experience, it is the awakening of the soul to its immortal essence and infinity. Our religions have imposed an erroneous theology of separation on us, leaving us with a false sense of lack and loss or that we need something outside of ourselves or that God is somewhere other than with, in and as us, expressing itself to, through, in and as us in the earth. In the gospel of Luke 17:20-21 Jesus is recorded to have said: “The coming of the kingdom of God is not something that can be observed, nor will people say, ‘Here it is,’ or ‘There it is,’ because the kingdom of God is within you, or some translations say in your midst.” Join me tonight for Streaming Consciousness, 8:30-9:30pm CST at bishoppearson, where I tell you what I heard Neale Donald Walsch of Conversations With God fame, say with regard to the theology of separation” at Michael Beckwiths Revelation Conference last weekend in DC. I was privileged to meet and fellowship with him. Do you think it is possible to be separated from God, or the infinite reality called God? For more of Carlton Pearson’s teachings and discussions, go to bishoppearson Like my Fan Page https://facebook/bishoppearsonsfanpage
Posted on: Thu, 08 May 2014 17:40:20 +0000
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