God is One, what does that mean in practical terms?
Does that mean everything is God. I'm God, you're God, the cat walking down the street is God?
Or is there some technical nuance I'm supposed to understand, like the cat is God but at the same time not God?
There's this idea of omnipresence. Does this mean that God God exists fully in the being of the cat or is the material body of the cat not God and God exists within the cat as some immaterial aspect?
When I was trying to figure this idea out, I thought maybe, since God exist outside of time, that perhaps God takes turns, experiencing existing as each conscious entity in the universe just experiencing the separate existence of everything that exists at that moment. Like an actor playing two different fictional characters separately but though the magic of movie making both characters appear on the screen at the same time.
When you say God is One, what do you mean by this?
Does that mean everything is God. I'm God, you're God, the cat walking down the street is God?
Or is there some technical nuance I'm supposed to understand, like the cat is God but at the same time not God?
There's this idea of omnipresence. Does this mean that God God exists fully in the being of the cat or is the material body of the cat not God and God exists within the cat as some immaterial aspect?
When I was trying to figure this idea out, I thought maybe, since God exist outside of time, that perhaps God takes turns, experiencing existing as each conscious entity in the universe just experiencing the separate existence of everything that exists at that moment. Like an actor playing two different fictional characters separately but though the magic of movie making both characters appear on the screen at the same time.
When you say God is One, what do you mean by this?
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