The Nature of Existence

In the beginning, at the point of creation… there was ONE.  There was unity and all was as ONE.  Think of one circle, of one planet, of one huge Being.  Everything was part of the ONE.

The Oneness wanted variety… so it split itself into millions of pieces and they scattered throughout the emptiness.  They were the seeds of new creations… of new planets and new life forms and endless variety of shapes and things and actions. 

Each of these new creations thought it was unique, and it had a sense of its own self.  Each thought they were the masters of their own destiny.  Each one had forgotten its original Oneness because it could not see the others.  Each of these pieces of the original ONE was separate unto itself but was only a part of its original creation. 

On some level each of these pieces was searching for the meaning of its own existence and for the other pieces of itself.  All of this was unconscious.  In being unconscious, it played endlessly with the myriad of pieces and actions available, not knowing it had the choice to stop the play and relocate itself with its original Oneness.

The Oneness is the only Truth.  The separation is the illusion and the opportunity to play and enjoy the experiences, and the opportunities to find itself again.

This principle of Oneness defines the reason for supply and demand.  Everything is there—is here.  All the pieces of original creation exist in time and space.  They are simply scattered—or appear to be scattered.  But even the emptiness is a part of the ONE so the scattering is just an illusion created by the ONE. 

All this exists in its Oneness and its separateness simultaneously.  In other words, when the change came, there was no motion or detachment.  There was simply a change in its Oneness to accommodate experience of its Self.

Victoryanah, February 7, 2006