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Definition: Body

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Body

  • A microcosm of all that is in 1-1 correspondence with all that is.
  • A microcosm of Divinity/God/Source in 1-1 correspondence with all that is.
  • A teacher of awareness, awakeness, love, and unity.
  • A vehicle for enjoying the Divinity/God/Source, which is the Divinity/God/Source.
  • A vehicle for enjoying and exploring the expressions of Divinity.
  • A vehicle for exploring the levels and latent possibilities of Divinity.
  • A vehicle for experiencing beliefs.
  • A vehicle for experiencing the journeys of Divinity/God/Source.
  • Conditioning of spirit.
  • In awakeness, the body is a vehicle for experiencing the reality of oneness.
  • In unawakeness, the body is a vehicle for experiencing the unreality of separation and the implications of believing in separation.
  • A body is actually a mind-body-world system. Bodies and the world are outpictured by the mind as one.
  • A body is holographic. Every seeming part contains the information of the whole, which is the Whole.
  • The body expresses the level of one’s awakeness. As awakeness deepens, time may be required for the body to catch up as an expression of the new level of awakeness. Thus the body can be a trailing indicator of one’s realization.
  • The body holds the original trauma of the experience of separation from Divinity/God/Source. As long as the trauma of separation remains, the body continues to be an outpicturing of trauma.
  • The body is a laboratory for sourcing.
  • The body is a mix of awakeness and unawakeness.
  • There is one Body of Divinity/God/Source, which is infinite, and which contains, and is, all apparently finite bodies.
  • The one Body is an outpicturing of Supreme Mind.
  • The one Body is infinite. The one Body is the Infinite.
  • The one Body arises when awareness of Supreme Reality is decreased.
  • As awareness of Supreme Reality is further decreased, a multiplicity of seemingly finite bodies arises.
  • As awareness of Supreme Reality diminishes further, the density of bodies increases.
  • Gross bodies manifest when awareness has decreased to such an extent that THE SUPREME is rejected.
  • The presence of gross bodies indicates that THE SUPREME has been rejected.
  • Regardless of density or appearances of finitude and separation, every body is the one Body.
  • The density of bodies is an accumulation of unconsciousness.
  • Bodies become less dense with awakening to THAT which is indivisible.
  • Bodies manifest sickness to bring attention to the need to surrender all attachments to the seemingly separate self.
  • Ascended embodiment follows for releasing the root of the belief in separation.
  • Ascended embodiment is beyond all pushing, resistance, and sickness.
  • Bodies are transcended when union with Divinity/God/Source is transcended.
  • Bodies are transcended once Supreme Realization – the realization that there is only THE SUPREME – is unwavering.
  • In Supreme Realization, it is realized that the body is the mind and the mind is the body. Then both, as one, are transcended.
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