The Creator and His Creation

[r2d2009]

Everything that exists in the multidimensional universe is energy that differs according to its quality. All this energy as a whole is called the Absolute, that is, the Creator consubstantial with His Creation. (The Absolute is Absolutely Everything).
Solid matter is also just energy that has assumed this form and that can become non-material again under certain circumstances (namely, by the Will of the Creator).
A special kind of energy is the energy of the consciousness, that is, the units or the accumulation of the units of the consciousness that are capable of being aware of themselves and thinking. The most important one of them is the Creator, Who calls Himself the Heart of the Absolute, which means Its fundamental, main Part.
The Creator dwells in His Abode — the subtlest spatial dimension. That is why the Path towards the cognition of the Him lies through the refinement of the consciousness by means of regulation of one’s own emotional sphere (psychical self-regulation) and the attunement with that which is subtle and beautiful.
God — if we examine Him as the Absolute and as the Creator — is one. He exists as One Integral Organism, even though He is composed of numerous components.
We can see the analogy between the structure of the Absolute and the body of every one of us. Namely, our bodies are also composed of numerous quite different biological tissues, organs, and cells.
The Creator, in turn, can be described as the Totality of the Holy Spirits mutually merged in the Embraces of Divine Perfect Love. The criterion that allows us to identify Them is the subtlety of the consciousness that They reached and that is equal to the level of the subtlety of the Creator in whole.
When They manifest Themselves as Divine Individualities, They usually maintain the same Appearance that They had in Their last incarnation at the peak of the development of Their Divine Perfection. This Appearance naturally has the traits peculiar to the sex of the body that each one of Them had.
There are a countless number of Holy Spirits. This multitude was formed in the course of practically infinite existence of the Absolute.
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More:
http://swami-center.org/en/text/creator-and-his-creation.html

 

[Subhankar Zac]

That was beautiful to read.

 

[allfoak]

That was beautiful to read.

....but now what?

 

[YmirGF]

Not the brightest thing I have ever read, that's for sure. Sounds like more whimsy pablum for less than intelligent audience. Why is it that folks who feel compelled to write stuff like this are such terrible writers?

 

[Thief]

I post the relationship to a simple....
a creation is a reflection of it's Creator.

 

[whirlingmerc]

I would say the creator is beyond the creation, not part of it.