Universal Self

 

 

Hindu thought portrays the Universal Self as the first form, which is the animating soul of the divine order.

In the beginning the universe was nothing but the self, in the form of spirit. That self poured forth all creation and took form as Purusha, the body of Brahma or God and its breath of life.

This is the root meaning of the Greek and Hebrew “Word,” which signify the visible speech of or the Tao, calling it the first cause.

Mesopotamians philosophies are denominated Apsu; the residence of wisdom and the spirit that commanded the cosmic evolutions.

By the word of the Lord the heavens were made, is the idea to maintain the creative word of God.

The ultimate creative intelligence and its eternal immensity, is the harmonious celestial order.

Modern philosophies and wholesome psychology explains it, that the ego is the separated soul through which the universal soul can experience the individual magic of life.

Spirit as reality, is universal consciousness.

Or in other words, without the recognition of the spirit within, there can be no true universal love.

To see the beauty in the cosmic realms is to observe the reflection of the conscious mind, the eye of the beholder and its tears can sometimes be tasted as the salt, in that ocean of life creation.

Those who are born close to that water will recognize the pain in this selfless pursuit. Whereas, Mother Nature does provide it’s all, regardless.

The great search coming from the subtleties of the mind is the question, who am I and why I am here, is very simple.

It is not the inherited egocentric and judgmental character, for it is only the source of delusion and no satisfaction.

The direct experience with the universal consciousness is beyond all theories, beliefs and philosophies.

Falling in love over and over again with the universe and all it diversities is the love with the one, that make its ‘Presence’ in the eternal now.