Today as I walked, I passed some people going from house to house, looking like they were door knocking or passing leaflets out to people in their homes. I felt them, and their purpose, was to spread the word about God to remind all that there is a God, or perhaps a way to God. I felt myself walking along equal to them, and all others, in my relationship to God.
I know God is as much in me as in all others, and in every piece of nature I walk past on this glorious September morning.
I pondered on the fact that these people were out walking with their family on a Saturday morning going from door to door to tell people all about God, in their own way. On one hand I felt their dedication to this purpose, and on the other I know how some may react when door knockers such as these come around.
Now I don’t necessarily agree with the door knocking process, however sometimes we do need reminding that God exists. We may or may not accept this reminder, so what we choose to do with it is completely up to us.
I felt myself as being a reflection of God, walking around in everyday life.
What does a reflection of God look like, you might ask? For some the concept of God being in human form may be hard to fathom, as there are many teachings espousing that God is external to us and as a figurehead to be revered – instead of inside each of us, equally so.
The qualities of God are unmistakable, and are actually in us all…
- God is Love, in equal measure for all.
- God communicates this Love in every word and detail of action.
- God remains to Be Love, no matter the reaction of those who may not want to feel the reflection of this Love.
- God does not allow abuse, in any form – which is anything that is not the absoluteness of the Love known to be.
From when we are born, we have and know the innate quality of Love. We know nothing but this Love until the people of this world show us otherwise. Unfortunately, due to the amount of lovelessness that abounds in our world, we get reflected this more often than not, and so as we grow, we can adopt this same lovelessness and abandon the Love we innately are.
It is important to know that we all started out knowing that Love: the above qualities of God are our most natural way of being and a way we can return to when we choose, allowing it to be.
These qualities are then there for us to reflect to all of humanity.
Reflecting God’s Love shows the world another way from the chaos and corruption that currently ensues. When we feel the power of this, we can feel the responsibility we have in living this Love, in whatever way we can.
We don’t need to door knock to do this. We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is, God’s Divine Love.
Serge Benhayon with Universal Medicine, and all the people I meet on a daily basis, continue to support me in my unfolding and knowing of God, and the Love that we all are.
By Amelia Stephens
Further Reading:
Our Universal Relationship – Have We Checked our Inbox Lately?
The Word Love…
Love Letters and the Magic of God
The Truth about Universal Medicine 
If we walk in touch with us, we walk religiously and knock on every door without ringing.
We all have a natural relationship with God, because God is all around us, and we can spread the word of God purely by reflection, no door knocking needed.
I find it interesting that people find it necessary to door knock about God, if you open your eyes God’s hand is present everywhere, you only have to look in someone’s eyes, or observe an aspect of nature to know that we are from something so much grander than we pretend to be.
Thank you Amelia — we all know God, hence we feel when in it is not lived as we also can react. When there is reaction there has been deeply felt and sensed truth beforehand.
‘I know God is as much in me as in all others, and in every piece of nature walk past’…… – how many times have we stood still and really appreciated what God in nature has to offer?
I have this gorgeous, well maintained small park near to where I live, and over the weekend it is often busy with families, cultural functions and even weddings. I LOVE going for walks there early, when there is hardly anyone around and I observe everything there, and in particular the birds tweeting over the sounds of the cars passing by the park. And at times I have felt a part of this park and on windy mornings the trees all talk as they swing and dance – what confirmation that God is with us, and Love is presented to us in many ways. Are we willingly to see and feel it?
God is forever knocking on the inner-heart of humanity calling us back to the Love that we are.
This is spot on – the best reminder that God is with you is to see it in the eyes of another, then you cannot deny it’s in you and everyone else equally.
Thnk you Amelia sharing with us the lightness and simplicity that love comes with, and how God is not our judge, as our love is God = Love. Cycle completed.
When we enter the world of being in our essence and then fully re-connecting to God, this is the way we serve by becoming all about being that Love, so we walk the talk.
When we know that we can never ever actually be seperate from God, the veil of the world of shadows starts to lift.
I much prefer this beautiful précis of God’s love to door knocking and evangelising, but each to their own, of course.
We know we are with God, one with God through the reflection on one that has come to know this themselves and tries not to push it on onto us – who simply is in the knowing of this and doesn’t retract from the glory they have come to know. Heaven is what we see reflected in their eyes, inviting us to walk back to Heaven also, and know God within our bodies, as we are all designed to do.
I thoroughly enjoy the reflections of humanity. If anything does not feel true and is existing in the world, it is simply asking us to look deeper and to live the true version and so are we doing that?
It is so true that when growing up we were reflected a way of being that champions disconnection, separating from who we are and what we feel and know is true. Yet as you have shared we were first born knowing our innate relationship with God, the light we are and the love we are here to live. This innate quality of our being and relationship with God has not changed, it is only our choice to dismiss it and as we do, this is the reflection we offer others. We are God’s love and when we reconnect to this truth that resides within us all we walk reflecting the truth of who we are, all of us.
‘God does not allow abuse, in any form – which is anything that is not the absoluteness of the Love known to be.’ A beautiful reminder of love Amelia, and how there is not one ounce of abuse when it is truly lived.
Reminding others of God through its alleged words and reflecting divine qualities to others are two different things even if one could say that in both cases your authority is the result of your aligning to Him. The quality of both vehicles is totally different though.
We get reminded of God’s love in the way people are, and not by what they say and preach.
“We don’t need to door knock to do this. We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is, God’s Divine Love.” it is in our movements that divine love is magnified. Thank you Amelia for a beautiful sharing.
“I felt myself as being a reflection of God, walking around in everyday life.” Just being who we truly are, a reflection of the love and stillness of God – that we all have inside us – can be an inspiration for everyone we meet during our day. No door knocking required.
I am not a door knocker and I understand why people might get annoyed when they are approached in their homes but even though I do not follow the faith of most people that knock on my door, am never rude to them. In fact, sometimes I let them speak if I have the time, so they feel heard and sometimes I will share my experiences of God and connect about that. I have admired the dedication I have seen and sometimes baffled at what a waste of time it seems like, depending on my mode. All in all, though, I know that most of the time, their heart is in the right place.
Great points, that we can walk that reflection of God in our everyday lives – we can always connect to the qualities that are there and live these in our expression. To walk this knowingness is very different to talking this without having truly walked it – the difference it offers others is remarkable and a much needed reflection in the world today.
Ah, the ‘door-knockers’… I wonder how many have connected to a true knowing of God within, for if He is known, there is no ‘saving’ of others – as has been my experience of the intent behind the seemingly humble ‘door-knocker’ who has visited my home…
We save ourselves by saying ‘yes’ once more to the divinity that was always bestowed upon us. It cannot be done for us, though we may most surely can inspire!
Words beautifully shared Amelia, thank-you. We have forgotten – or might we say, negated – the simplicity of God’s presence within ourselves, within us all, and in every molecule and the space in which we reside.
To walk and live in the knowing of Him is all that is ‘required’ I would say, in order to serve Him in full and light the way for all to know that the same depth of Love, Joy and graciousness lives in all.
Thank you for sharing Amelia this blog is a simple but powerful reminder to live God’s love in whatever way feels true to us which is currently needed more than ever as humanity struggles in an increasingly loveless world where so many are desperately trying to numb and distract themselves from what they can feel around them.
I agree that sometimes we need a reminder that God exists and hope I recognise that next time I get a door knocker trying to sell me their interpretation of religion! In the past I have tended to react to what I saw as the imposition of their beliefs onto me as it was a continuation of other impositions throughout my childhood which turned me away from God for many years. Coming back to the truth that God is within me has been a slow process but the more I embody it the more it is reflected out to others without me having to say anything or impose on others in any way.
To share God’s divine love ‘we don’t need to door knock to do this. We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect’ in the full appreciation of the divinity we all have equal access to from within.
“we can adopt this same lovelessness and abandon the Love we innately are.” This is something we need to keep constant vigil in ourselves from moment to moment.
The word/name God comes with all those pictures of a being outside of ourselves. What we need reminding of is that God is within.
It is unfortunate that many of us abandon and trade off the love within us as we grow, and we do need a reminder that we are love. And it’s just beautiful how love works by knowing the same in others by reflection – and there’s no need for preaching or converting. It has been taking us a very very long time and some more to come, but love has even allowed us time as our ally. How grand is this love.
Yes indeed God is absolute Love in the true meaning of the word without any emotions. I would not exactly agree with the way you write “God does not allow abuse, in any form” because love never imposes and respects free will including the choice of others to not live or express the love they are at essence. Of course those choices have a consequence. Unimedpedia God: http://www.unimedliving.com/unimedpedia/word-index/unimedpedia-god.html provides some absolutely wonderful short audio excerpts and quotes about the energetic truth of God and all of us.
Knowing we are the Sons of God and then choosing to live this truth every day is a powerful reflection for others to be inspired by.
We do need reminding of God, the message is only as subtle or loud as we are willing to observe it.
Yes we do need reminding that God exists, but if it is a true message, it will never come with imposition, but rather present itself for you to choose to see or not according to your own will and in your own time.
Thank you Amelia for beautiful sharing that “We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is, God’s Divine Love.” with nothing to do just be the love that we are in all that we do.
“We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is, God’s Divine Love.” This simple and beautiful statement comes with the responsibility to appreciate and be who we are.
I have never liked ‘door knockers’ I always felt imposed when they expressed their message of God. It seems a hard way and never loving, yes they seem very dedicated to their task but always from a saving mode. We can only be ourselves and ‘We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is, God’s Divine Love.’
The sense of loneliness, separation and division that is something that is commonly seen today is life without God. But this is a choice and a choice that we make in disconnecting from something that is naturally and always a part of us.
Amelia, this is a great reminder that God lives within us all, and that we can reflect the quality of God to everyone, when we live the love of God from our hearts first we cannot be anything other than at one with God.
Thank you Amelia for a loving sharing, I feel so blessed to now know that God’s love resides within me and in every single human being on this planet, even though most are not as yet aware of this innate love. so much of my life has been looking outside of me for God and feeling lost in that separation, God lives within through the light of the soul.
Deep within all of us lays a spark that has never forgotten the warmth of the fire that breathed it forth. This flame never dwindles, it can only be masked by that which is not of the same beauty and thus, seeks to cloud its presence from our sight.
The most loving thing that we can do for another is to walk in the glory that we are, not holding back an ounce of our beauty and connection with the divine.
A great reminder of how powerful our living way is – as it is a form of communication as much if not more so than the words we speak.
It is beautiful to realise that it is simply in the quality of our beingness that we naturally are a reflection of God. As within us all equally resides the spark of God, and when connected to we emanate God’s Love in the way we move, live and all that we do, bringing our light (that is the light we all are here to live), to the world.
When we appreciate the bursting beams of light that we are and that we reflect this light to the world through our every movement we can begin to see the enormity of who we are and that we all play a major role in this world. Its very beautiful to feel.
As I look deep into the eyes of another and let any barriers of protection melt away, I feel God within me and feel God within them. God knows the power of reflection and will take any opportunity to shine through. We simply need to be open to seeing Him.
that God is within and without, that even if we choose to not feel this deep interconnectedness of all things, it will still always be there… We are deeply and profoundly loved, even when we choose not to feel this.
We are God
God’s Love is something I have yet to fully understand, but deep down I know it to be a quality that brings great humbleness.
I love the simplicity in not having to say or do anything to reflect to others everything they are and can be. It is gorgeous to know that such a powerful and beautiful exchange is going on all around us, in every moment, without even a word.
In this I feel how important it is for everyone to explore what divinity is for them.. And so, allow everyone the space to walk their path to return to who they are. I have lived for so long wanting everyone to be a certain way that fitted in with a certain image I had .. But coming back now to reality, to truth – I found that no greater surrender can be than allowing people to be, allowing myself to be and let go of all the images (lies) that I have build in mind for so long – that fit no longer, that do not match in any way with the truth I now know to be. So allow, understand and appreciate all that is within – within everyone, and let them do the work.
Absolutely in connection when we walk in the streets our way /love will be known. A door knocking process would actually disempower that.
I am not sure I have ever been comfortable with door knockers, I feel like the ones I have met have always wanted to convince me of their way of viewing God. I love the idea of God being reflected everywhere and in everyone and that our role in life is to be a reflection of that love, through decency, kindness, honesty, joy, playfulness and simply by being ourselves.
to have our connection with God , with divinity, restored… Reconnected… Is one of the most important turning points in anyone’s life; to understand this deep deep connection as an experience and knowing will then shine a light of responsibility clarity and understanding upon every action that we do and every interaction that we have, all our relationships, and even our thoughts… It brings a degree of responsibility that is hitherto for vary difficult to do perceive.
‘God communicates this Love in every word and detail of action.’ Am I doing the same? to be honest, I am not, something to ponder on because why not, there is no reason to hold back my love.
“God is Love” God is my true essence expressed in this form and life that I’ve come to live. Only when I don’t honour this fact, when I separate from myself (because of images of what I should be instead of who I truly am) I separate from God. This only happens into my mind, because in fact, I’m made of Love.
I come back to God and to myself so, when I surrender into my body, listening to its messages and taking deep care of it. Then God “resurrects” into my cells and is not an image anymore, but a living experience which is expanded in everything I do.
Another thing I felt was that if we do not surrender to the essence of who we are which for me means to have the vibration of God in our bodies then our body is under constant distress. The particles in our bodies are meant to vibrate under a certain quality to be truly successful and if we resist our essence or God’s vibration then the body will eventually show some form of disharmony in forms of illnesses and diseases.
I’m beginning to understand what God truly is – that it is something I can surrender to and have lived through my body. And then God can express in, through and with me. But most important that God is not something that is separate from me but we are one and the same.
The way we life carries either a loveless movement of love-full(filled) movement – so this is either a connection or not and so when we walk through life it is felt if we are connected to ourselves and our bodies or not – simply by this fact. We can feel our bodies and each others bodies how we have treated it. The more we life in connection – the more love we can grow in our bodies – and so will we understand that we are from God – and that there is no need to door knock only life and inspire (reflect that Godliness all around). We need more living creatures living the love they are.
God is within us all equally so, this brings an whole new understanding of relationships and our everyday life; it is to reflect these qualities, and return to to being part of God in full.
Such a fantastic reminder and yes we always need to be reminded of God and the Love that we are. I really loved how you shared that we have always been this and when we were born this was exactly who we were until we decided to leave this and join the other camp so to speak. This is what hurts us the most, that we chose to walk away from the Divine Love that we are. What we need to remember is that this Love has not left us, it is eternal and awaits the re-ignitement that once was alive when we were born. Nurturing ourselves like we were babies again and being super loving and gentle is a stepping stone to being this.
I agree Natalie, what hurts is that we ourselves walked away from love, others cannot give us what we actually already are, and we feel the hurt of not presenting a true reflection to others and by doing so honouring who they truly are.
What if we cannot feel God and its Divine vibration resonating to the last of our particles through the words that are written in so called religious documents of the institutionalised faiths?
One of the things that alienate people the most towards God is when those carrying its alleged words do not reflect Godly qualities.
One day, we will all see God in the other person’s eyes.
Our choices and how we live is so important – what I also get from this blog about reflecting God is our responsibility in preparing and maintaining a body that can deliver and express this Love and true Light. By preparing our body I mean the level of regard we have for ourselves, the way we speak, move, eat, work, play etc. all the aspects of life have the potential to evolve our bodies to a place of clarity in which to read and express God. It’s just up to us, our choice if that’s what we want to dedicate ourselves to.
This is a gorgeous and simple blog reminding us all of the power of our reflection. This power is not to be underestimated, for we are constantly in a state of communication with others by our movements, we don’t even have to say anything, our bodies do the talking for us.. But what are they saying? Everything that is Love or everything that is not.
You only have to feel and appreciate the absoluteness of the love that a baby emanates to us like a beacon of light to know that all too often somewhere along the line in this modern day world we lose our innate connection we have to this quality of love. But this when you stop and are honest this comes as no surprise when you realise that our present day world is really quite callous and loveless and definitely not reflecting and reminding us of the divinity and potential of this love that lies dormant within us all equally just waiting to be resurrected.
Thank you Amelia for the reminder that to be a reflection of God is very simple and doesn’t require anything special to be done. I am finding that the more I loosen my hold on the task and bring more focus into the quality of what is done that is when I shine and feel more connected with myself, God and everyone else. We go looking for God and who we are in what we do but it’s a never ending cycle of coming up empty and then off we go looking again. But God is within us and all around us and if we don’t look within then we have it in another’s or in nature, it’s constantly in our face but never there to impose but allows us to choose to see in our own time to a degree. Our bodies are a great marker in showing us the result of choosing to not see and connect to our Divinity. Universal Medicine through it’s teachings and the student body applying them, Serge Benhayon and his family living it have shown what happens to a body that is open to Divinity.
There are so many issues with the word God. You put it in a sentence and unfortunately it means a multitude of different things to different people. However, if you transfer the word Love or Truth it is surprising. These words can mean the same, but suit different situations or different people.
I love this -“I felt myself as being a reflection of God, walking around in everyday life.” If we are looking for God then we have to look no further than ourselves. The big question is, however, do we always live up to the truth of who we are? The answer would have to be a clear NO.
“I once saw God in an apple tree. Another time I saw his light in the sunset over the water. And then I saw the calamity of an earthquake, and I wondered, is this equally the light of God in action. Why would God be vengeful, I asked?” Many people have came to this same pondering, and in their hurt they have decided that the evils and suffering of the world is proof enough that God does not exist. Why would God allow a child to have leukemia, and to what purpose is there in cancer? Perhaps, however, it is worth considering that it is not God who causes such suffering, but perhaps our own rejection of God’s light that is at the heart of the matter, and the underlying reason for such despair.
A beautiful blog Amelia in its clarity and simplicity. There is nothing complex about the truth of God’s Divine Love, it is in and around us all the time – we only have to become aware of this and choose to return to it within and stop ‘chasing rainbows and the elusive pot of gold externally’.
“We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is, God’s Divine Love”.
Very beautiful Amelia, God is something that can not be imposed upon us, and that would not be true or respect the free will we have. And so it is our choice when we connect to our love again – which is our Godness inside us.
Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine have been fundamental in supporting me back to knowing God.
The power of love is endless – in your beautiful words Amelia “We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is God’s Divine Love” . Just being ‘the all’ that we are.
“…however sometimes we do need reminding that God exists” Very true, it is not that I did not believe in God but I was not aware of my relationship with God. God was up there in the sky and that was it. I was reminded by Serge Benhayon presenting about we all have a innate relationship with God. This has started as a small sense in me and has grown bigger and bigger to now reading this blog also having the feeling of walking with God equally to everyone else which is absolutely gorgeous to feel. I deeply appreciate been reminded that God exist in me and not just is a picture in the sky!
” It is not that I did not believe in God but I was not aware of my relationship with God.” that is a great way of saying it Lieke. I too knew God existed but I had no idea that it was possible to build a relationship with him and that he was so easily accessible.
This is something that I have experienced and I have been working my way back to living and knowing God to be within me and that I can express this connection, whatever is going on around me, or without attempting to sabotage myself within “From when we are born, we have and know the innate quality of Love. We know nothing but this Love until the people of this world show us otherwise.” My son is getting close to finishing his first year school and some of it has been tricky for him, he has moved from having with him me with him most of the time to stepping out and being more independent. There have been pressures to conform, to stay silent, to follow, to do, to be physically rough, to deny what he feels. I said to him yesterday as he finished his school term, “Good on you, you feel amazing, your love and light is shining bright, I can feel you are with your heart” This is his choice to hold his light and connection with God, and it will be his choice to chose otherwise, but knowing that I am here and I am learning to also hold mine and develop mine feels amazing. There is potential to support our children, our next generations to live with love and be love, this isn’t idealistic or hopeful, it is very real and possible.
Be still and know that I am God in equal measure with all. Feeling, knowing and sharing this is such a divine gift.
Thank you Amelia, this is a gorgeous blog presenting all that we are, and who is God. We all have this innate connection to this grand love, we only need to be willing to let go of all the investments we’ve made in our unloving choices in the time we have been living. But when knowing this love, it is beautiful to be able to reflect it.
Taking a moment to connect with our innermost and walk down the street reflects the simplicity of who we truly are
Absolutely, no words spoken a being and a knowing reflected that we are divine and our souls are connected as one.
I agree Katie, I have felt this is others when they are living in this equal quality of God. And this does not mean talking about it but how they are in relationship with themselves and therefore naturally with others..
I love returning to this blog for its pure simplicity and I am finding that when I am ‘forgetting’ God is present in every action and situation in life, life becomes more tiring. Reading this “God remains to Be Love, no matter the reaction of those who may not want to feel the reflection of this Love.” makes sense as to why this is so as in these moments I am trying not to know and want to deny everything I do know which is to be Love no matter what. I am this Love too so why not be it?
If God is love, then surely there needs to be a deeper enquiry in to ones own understanding of what love is, because this will inevitably colour the perspective one has on the love that God is.
I love reading stories like Mary’s for they are wonderful examples of how Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine are inspiring and supporting so many people myself included to come out from hiding and commit in full to life once again.
I have to admit I have reacted in the past to those that have come knocking on my door dishing out leaflets and asking questions about my relationship with God. The last time instead of dismissing and shutting the door I began to re-imprint by answering their questions. Writing this comment has deepened my awareness to never dismiss the power of expressing.
I agree, in the past I used to react to people who came to my door step asking about God. I can now feel the difference, each person is a potential connection and loving relationship. I have been asked the question do you know God and I have said Yes. And I have expressed and lived the knowing of God through the way I meet them. It is something that can be felt, and it can only be lived through the body, not intellectualised.
“I felt myself walking along equal to them, and all others, in my relationship to God.” When I do not feel equal with another, I am simply not connected to God, I have left myself and therefore God. It is a great marker no matter what my head might say to justify. There is nothing but joy felt when in equalness with another.
“Reflecting God’s Love shows the world another way from the chaos and corruption that currently ensues. When we feel the power of this, we can feel the responsibility we have in living this Love, in whatever way we can.” I have come to realise that this is fundamentally my purpose and what I am here to do which I am developing each day; to wake up in the morning and shine God’s light in every way possible. Thank you Amelia for the beautiful reminder as I read your blog this morning.
“Reflecting God’s Love “ that’s exactly what we are here to do – so that people can trust again and live their absolute truth, light and fullness, not under any other control, giving away of power or constraints.
“From when we are born, we have and know the innate quality of Love.” – therefore we absolutely know abuse – anything that does not equate to the divine we are from and know to be true. What I am learning is to not react to this or to need people to be a certain way.
God does not allow abuse, in any form – which is anything that is not the absoluteness of the Love known to be.” I absolutely love this line and know it to be true, so often we claim to love people, or be loving towards another – when in truth the energy it is expressed in is abuse.
I love this line too “God does not allow abuse, in any form – which is anything that is not the absoluteness of the Love known to be” as it supports and confirms what I already know. Pandering to another’s needs is not love, it is abuse. To offer love through connection with myself is all that is needed. Another may react but to remain steady with myself is love for all.
God is love, so anything that is expressed not in love, with no care or decency, no matter what the words may say, or what the action may look like, is simply not love.
“What does a reflection of God look like, you might ask?” – me 🙂 . God is very simple, his refection is in the people we meet. As we are all Sons of God, it is very natural for God’s innate divine wisdom and light to be reflected through us, if we choose to align to that one and same divine energy.
We all have and know the innate quality of Love; to emanate and reflect that love in everything we do is our purpose in life.
I love what you have so simply and wisely presented here Amelia.
Just simply being all of us and sharing ourselves with the world is spreading the word of God. Not only his word, but his presence as well.
I agree, there is no need to go door knocking about anything. All that is needed is for us to live true to ourselves in everyday life and then people get to see a different way.
Absolutely Elizabeth , when I am in true connection with myself I cannot but be in connection with God as these qualities of God are within me too which means God is naturally reflected to others with no door knocking required!
Thank you Amelia, I love to confirm these below two qualities of God as this is what I am choosing today more than ever before.
– God remains to Be Love, no matter the reaction of those who may not want to feel the reflection of this Love.
– God does not allow abuse, in any form – which is anything that is not the absoluteness of the Love known to be.
‘I felt myself as being a reflection of God, walking around in everyday life.’ Re-reading this blog and this line just jumped out at me. Our responsibility in offering the reflection to others of all that we truly are is one of a deep universal love.
When I read your comment I was reminded that when I doubt I have a connection, or loss my way for a moment, it is simply in all that I am. That I am enough just as I am, no need to push, drive or be anything else. When I stay connected with my stillness, my knowing of love, then I reflect this and it is felt. I know God, I feel our natural equality and universality, it is something I live and breath and I have a responsibility to reflect this knowing.
God doesn’t ditch us when we are walking around Lost, separated and disillusioned with Life, forever is he holding us in the unfathomable Love that is our Father.
It is us that choose to live in the funk and separate from the same Glory that is ever- showering and available to us all. It is easy to blame another for our own choices for very few willing to admit the wayward child and return Home.
Yes – it is we that are distant and aloof from God and not the other way around. His presence is within us all, in every cell of our being – awaiting our choice to return.
Thank you Amelia, and yes to all you have written in your blog and I love how you say that we know Love from the day we were born and when we allow ourselves to feel this fact we can live naturally all that we are, everyone of us as an equal and beautiful part of the puzzle.
Simply Beautiful Amelia.
Beautiful Amelia, it is a great reminder, to feel my love and be aware what an inspiration of God’s love I can be, just by walking on the street. Nothing special just being me.
And without doing a thing Benkt – gracing the world with our beingness and breath, when asleep or awake for we each are an undeniable expression of God whether we accept our Grandness or disconnect from all we are and express otherwise.
Society tells us we need to be someone, to achieve something yet what you and Amelia are saying Benkt is that we do not need to ‘do’ anything we just have to simply ‘be’ then we become the everything as God is flowing through us.
So so powerful Amelia “We don’t need to door knock to do this. We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is, God’s Divine Love.” and so true.
I agree, God is always a part of us, even when we feel completely alone or defeated. God is simply the Love we are and when we learn to walk this love we get to connect to the glory of God and know this glory is equally us.
It feels pertinent that I should choose to revisit this blog on a Sunday morning, a time when once I would have been on my way to church to do my duty, to repent, to ask forgiveness et al. Today I know that I can be with God wherever I am and wherever I walk for His essence is innate in me to be chosen once again.
Spreading the ‘word’ of God is as simple as choosing a way of moving and holding ourselves in every moment that is in honour of the fact that out body and our being is an expression or vessel of God. This means as in the article above there is no room for expressing or tolerating anything less than love, let alone anything abusive. Living in such a way takes time to develop but can be instantaneous in its purpose and will.
Very well said Danielle Pirera. If we were to honour the sacredness of our own Godliness and our responsibility in expressing the Love we are in every moment, our current Healthcare Crisis may look very different. We may instead see a deeply Well, Vital and all-knowing Humanity emerge – each of us expanding rapidly on an energetic Level rather than our waistlines.
Ha! Yes, well said Deborah.
So true Deborah and the expansion of our waistlines instead of our health only shows the desperate and lost state that much of humanity are in. Not knowing what way to turn to deal with their inner turmoil of feeling the separation from who we truly are and instead relying on food and indulgence in alcohol, drugs and entertainment as a way to distract and numb from the inner hurt.
Love what Danielle has shared here for it is indeed our relationship with ourselves that spreads the ‘word’ of God. There is no need to say one single word when knowing and expressing all that I am.
We could even consider that there is actually no need at all to spread the word of God, because God is all around us all of the time, reflected to us in so many ways including nature and every single person, if we are willing to see and accept it.
I know Katie, it’s actually crazy the amount of war and abuse that come’s under the banner ‘in the name of God’. When having a relationship with God is as simple as choosing a quality of breath and movement and enjoying the love and grandness that comes with this.
When we begin to choose to live in such a way as to care deeply for ourselves and celebrate this then God is felt in all that we do. We get to embody God and this is our gift to the world.
‘I know God is as much in me as in all others, and in every piece of nature I walk past on this glorious September morning.’ When we can begin to truly feel the magnitude of this our whole level of appreciation will deepen and expand.
Amelia, every time you walk down the street, or in to a room, you are essentially knocking on all our doors, giving us a chance to re-connect back to God again.
It makes so much sense Amelia, when God is love and I have the feeling all religious teachings somehow agree about this, then if I want to bring God into my life I need to make it about love. Pretty simple to understand really, but maybe at times less easy to adopt.
I love the simplicity and wisdom shared in this blog Amelia – God truly is love.
Yes Anna, and such a beautiful reflection of the simplicity and wisdom that God also is…
Feeling God in one’s body and living daily life with that connection is a most empowering and exquisite feeling, and certainly not something new. This has been lived by many throughout the ages and traces of that certainly can be found in history.
So true Alexandra Plane, these traces can be found in history plentiful! Unfortunately history likes to focus on wars and atrocities, and whilst the horrors of history are important to look at and cannot be ignored, it would serve well to balance them with some real amazing stories about people who presented God on earth with all that love in their heart and expression, no matter what came their way.
Great point Judith. Imagine the school history syllabus including this important part of our history, present and past. At present so many things in the syllabus don’t go close to touching on our true roots, that we are love and come from love. In art and music the teens are taught to reveal artists that have suffered from drug abuse to the point of their own body’s demise.Why would we want our young adults studying about people in turmoil and this turmoil being their inspiration to create such emotionally driven works.
To study the History of Truth and its every Living way would certainly make for a historical account that few would be able to put down, such is the inspiration of another who has walked the same steps and arisen the chaos and mire.
It can be seen in history past, and it is wonderful to feel and be aware of this lineage and it has supported my awareness of those who have been before and walked in truth, light and Love. Something that I am learning this life is that it does not need to look a certain way, as in often those who are remembered or recorded are only some of what has occurred in the world. There are many who have not been recorded who have lived and known God. So be it a distinguished monk in Tibet, or a recognised philosopher, who has walked the path and unfolded to know expansive love and God, or be it a mother living in a bungalow in suburbia, (as in me) they are one and the same, God is accessible to all equally, limiting ourselves because of our position or cultural ideals and boundaries is something that I have done and it has kept me small and I have not lived my potential, this is not from Love. Love which is God, is available for all equally and I know this to be a universal truth, and it is something that I am now committed to reflecting.
“Reflecting God’s Love shows the world another way from the chaos and corruption that currently ensues. When we feel the power of this, we can feel the responsibility we have in living this Love, in whatever way we can”.
How true Amelia, it is our responsibility, all of us equally, to reflect God’s love.
It is our responsibility and the only way out of the mess the world is in.
It is our responsibility to bring all that we are, all of the time – FACT.
No amount of denial, negating or hiding from this will alter the science of reflection and our part in the whole.
Connecting more deeply to ourselves and understanding how amazing we are means we can then see that in others. It is not selfish or ego driven to see the amazingness in you and equally in all those around you. It also means that abuse and disregard start to stand out more.
It is actually truly responsible to see, feel and allow the amazingness we are to just be, as it then does allow this reflection to another equally, and for them to be inspired. We can get tricked by what society says about feeling how amazing we are – as you say Nicole as being ‘selfish’ or ‘ego-driven’. When we allow these concepts to cap us, we are stopping the reflection we can otherwise be, and this is actually what is needed. It is amazing to see and feel the distortion of truth in our society such as this, and what that then produces.
When I look around me I see people holding back all the time. The way we walk and talk and sit and just be. The amazingness is there waiting to be felt but the game is to conceal it and hide it from ourselves and others. And this we call intelligent?
I love what you have offered here Kathryn for surely we all held back to some degree from the Grandness that we are? Consider for a moment that we are all equal to unfathomable stupendous Love and knowingness and yet we play small, dumb down and only allow a fraction of our Divinity to the fore. What game are we all playing?
Great question Deborah – the beauty of this is that it takes only one to choose not to play the game and everything changes. Just one living, moving and making choices that are true, being the love first and not hold back and then the old game become a house of cards.
A true domino effect indeed – there is no escaping the Love we are for it is reflected at every turn and felt by us all constantly for we all reside in one Heavenly sphere.
We do not realise the extent of abuse we are doing to ourselves and therefore to every one else every time we hold back. It hurts every time I contract, hold back and give my power away but becoming aware of it gives me an opportunity to say ‘No’, change my movements and reflect on why I let it in, in the first place.
A lovely blog Amelia, and this is definitely very much needed, ‘Reflecting God’s Love shows the world another way from the chaos and corruption that currently ensues. When we feel the power of this, we can feel the responsibility we have in living this Love, in whatever way we can.’
I am feeling the responsibility of knowing God again in my body, knowing and feeling the truth and love that comes with this. I can therefore feel the responsibility of loving and nurturing myself deeply enough so that I can hold and share this quality with the world. The quality that unravels and exposes what is not love in the world and brings equalness, truth and love.
God is love and when we cannot accept this, appreciate this and embrace this we are not able to allow love itself in our lives.
What I really love about this blog Amelia, is that I get a true sense of equal-ness for all with no judgement what so ever. God is love and connecting to the love we are, reflects that to everyone, we don’t have to door knock but you could still feel the purpose of the people that do and although not your cup of tea there was no judgement or putting them down like all the negative thoughts I have when I see door knockers.
“Reflecting God’s Love shows the world another way from the chaos and corruption that currently ensues.” That is so true Amelia. Your blog reminded me that I am also reflecting Gods love in every gesture or movement I do and it is my responsibility to do so as if I wait until someone else is doing it for me I can wait until I am old and grey so to speak.
“I know God is as much in me as in all others, and in every piece of nature I walk past on this glorious September morning”.
Beautifully expressed Amelia. What an amazing and true purpose for life, that being to reflect God’s love; simple yet very profound.
It is kind of bizarre (if not tragic) that we dull ur sensitivity to god and therefore claim we do not know for certain because there is no evident proof that God does exist. Yet there is our bodies and their ever present capacity to heal – even so we do not ponder often enough, what is the end result of healing? What are we healing back to? There may be those totally sold on the fact that healing is about becoming functional again and eating, consuming, dying is enough. Yet many are already experiencing that healing can take us all the way back to love and then the healing turns to that offering in our expression to others, to heal the world of mankind. Such knowledge, experience and truth must certainly be shared.
I have throughout my life always felt very disconnected whenever anyone would talk abut God and espouse enthusiastically on the subject. Which is why I feel now that the relationship I have with God is very personal and should be respected, not necessarily understood. Perhaps this is one of our greatest failing as a human race, our inability to bring understanding and allowing to those who share an opposing view to our own. For if we truly believe in God then there is no need for anyone else to also get it, no need for us to need others to feel the same way.
Very true Stephen, for when we feel God from our body it is impossible to even think about ‘door knocking’ let alone actually do it for it is God’s love to accept another and where they are at. It is one of the most loving things I can do and am experiencing it more and more in my day, to accept another and their relationship (what ever that may be) that they have with God.
This is a beautifull example of how not to judge others or make assumptions (through your observation) but instead allowing people to just be; and if we allow ourselves to, how reflecting further with these observations can confirm a knowingness or understanding within. What I felt reading your blog a second time round is no matter what others intentions are in ‘introducing’ or reminding; our connection with God is personal and only something we can feel for ourselves.
I love the simplicity and love this blog is written with and is a supportive and confirming blog to return to. Thank you Amelia for sharing for us all 🙂
Thank you Amelia… reading this, that wonderful familiar delicate glowing feeling was again re-kindled in my body, that presence and quality of the divine felt again , and God is within and without.
It is easy to argue that if there was a God, then God could not be from love, given the state of affairs humanity finds itself in, and when challenged, many religious faithful will simply put it down to the great mystery of God. But why should God be a mystery? The athiests of course point to the fact that his mystery is proof of his lack of existence. But what if we turned it around and said that the reason for our lack of understanding about the true nature of God is because of our choice to not be aware of all that is around us. What if it is not God that is not loving, but rather us that choose not to be this way, and so the fact is that the mess we find ourselves in is purely our doing.
Ney, better to believe in a God that is judgemental or mysterious, as many religions have taught for such a long time – rather than look in our own backyard first and foremost.
God can be felt. His emanation can be felt – as a fiery impulse to which our body responds. And yes, it is easy to feel – if we are first dedicated to living a life of awareness rather than the norm which is to dull our senses by any myriad of techniques – food, emotions, drama, exhaustion, phsyical hardship etc etc etc. The list goes on.
God is often blamed for many our problems, the ultimate lack of respect and responsibility.
What a lovely blog to read Amelia, showing how we can live our lives with a depth of knowing that God is Love. By the way we live and breathe, we can show everyone we meet that God is Love, without preaching it on doorsteps. It is our responsibility to live this Love in whatever way we can for all to feel.
“From when we are born, we have and know the innate quality of Love”. Just imagine if we were raised to hold and nurture this quality of love within us; to not allow others to influence us and convince us to let it go; and to continue to live this love as we grow. What a very different world we would live in, one where each and every one of us would know God and live the love he reflects to us in every moment.
The only thing I would say is that God does allow abuse, not because it is in his nature, but rather because of the fact that we have free will. And the truth is we can be as abusive as we like, and God will allow it – by the energetic law of free will. BUT, there are consequences, and this is what we don’t like to hear, that there is always a consequence to our chosen actions, and if abuse is the action we partake in, then we need to understand the consequences of that – to others, and ultimately to ourselves.
I am left touched by the depth of your appreciation here Amelia. My experience of religious door nockers has been that they tend to try and push the ‘rules’ they live under onto me. I have seen this as annoying at times and even sad. I feel you have risen above this reaction and have come to a place where you appreciate the fact of God in every nook you see it – we do need to have more conversations about god/love/truth.
So beautiful Amelia. God is love and love is God. We live in the body of God and therefore we have God within every cell of our body.
Walking through our lives knowing God…. is like knowing that we are deeply loved and are forevermore held in union with Him. This is our responsiblity.
When we choose to dis- connect with this and therefore push against this fact, we create disharmony within ourselves and in the world.
From what you have written kathrynfortuna it is very easy to see why there is so much disharmony and discontent in the world, and this is, as I see it, because the majority of humanity has not only disconnected from themselves, but also from their fellow man and from God; they have forgotten that divine feeling of being held in God’s love and the grace and the joy that this offers us.
Beautifully expressed Kathryn.
I love the simplicity of this blog Amelia, and the fact that when I choose to connect with my body I am choosing to be a vessel for God’ s love in everything that I do. Thank you
Really well said Francisco, it is definitely through the body that the love that is God is felt.
“We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is God’s Divine Love”. Beautiful Amelia thank you.
Imagine a world where this was our foundation, that we all knew that who we are is absolute in itself. That there is nothing to gain, look for or acquire – that the Love of God that is constantly alive in us and has the enormity to be magnificent if we so choose to be this. No one is any less from this as we all come from the same creator, so makes no sense to go into comparison since we all equal, just different expressions.
A very profound read this morning for me Amelia as I could feel quite deeply how I let the world around me reflect and effect my everyday living choices from a very young age. I was in hiding until Serge Benhayon/Universal Medicine came into my life, since that very first day of listening to what was presented many doorways are opening and the cloak of lies of which I was hiding behind has lifted. Having no doubt that we are all the Sons of God – and each little spark is igniting another to feel this truly for themselves.
I love the ease in your sharing Amelia, knowing to be a spark of God and expressing this in my movements and everything what needs to be done and being with me is enough.
The title says it all really, but where it gets messy is in our own interpretation of what love is.
And that is which makes the difference – whilst the world religions take it for themselves as the chosen group of humans, the ones that belong to the religion, are under gods love. If so: how can this be? Every human is under that umbrella – so the question is then: what happened that they can call it the right interpretation of gods love – if it not for everyone?
Great words, Mary! We are all love and will never be anything but one of a kind. And with that united by god – who is love. I know: this is unliked by some because is disillusion identification. And that is what gives some “security”, which can only be sought by those who have lost the belief in their own love*
I love this Amelia. Just being us and knowing that the spark of God is within us is all that is needed to let people feel the same in them!
Amelia – your blog is full of love* Delicious!
“God is love” this simple statement is so profound and stand opposite of much that we have created in this world. God is love and we are made in his reflection and thus we ARE love. Learning to make this my livingness, knowing this first and foremost before anything else in this world has truly transformed life.
“We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is, God’s Divine Love”. God’s love is simple.
Absolutely Mary. Serge Benhayon is such an inspiration. I know I have been inspired to express truth as lovingly as I can having let go of another’s reaction as much as I can. I am not alone in this. And I know I have so much to work on with this, more than I allow myself to be aware of I know, but I appreciate the immense love we can naturally express through Serge Benhayon’s reflection of who we truly are and that is immensely beautiful.
Not great images to instill in children I agree Ariana, and neither do they empower us to know and live our natural divinity.
A beautyfull reflection thank you Amelia, in a world that has long forgotten what it is like to honour our true essence and qualities so much so to the height of abuse and violence that we allow, it is indeed our responsibility to come back and honour and reflect this love within, with no trying or apology either.
The responsibility we all hold as individuals and collectively to reflect to others and the world, that we are from love and all made equally from love, is huge and yet very natural, as we all know this love, and whether we chose it for ourselves or not, the recognition and remembrance of this love is always there.
Sometimes we make responsibility heavy and hard to take, I know I do but like you say Thomas it is just natural to live who we truly are and made of, God’s Love and it never leaves us, in fact is a very light and joyful way of living.
The power and the glory that we all hold inside is there at all times for us to choose to connect to or not, it is our pride and arrogance that at times can prevent us, as we have invested in a life that is not about love, and should we choose to love again, we must feel the times together with the hurt when we have chosen to separate from this love.
“It is important to know that we all started out knowing that Love: the above qualities of God are our most natural way of being and a way we can return to when we choose, allowing it to be.” This sentence feels very confirming Amelia, I felt my body letting go and a feeling that, yes I know this love and it is still there for me to choose, should I have the courage to let go of a life-time of living in a protected way and running from my hurts, hurts that in fact come from not living from the love I know myself to be. Re-reading the end part of your sentence where you say “allowing it to be”, I felt a realization wash over me like a gentle ocean of Gods love, that all I need to do from my side is to surrender and accept that I am love and to stop fighting it and making life a struggle.
“God does not allow abuse, in any form – which is anything that is not the absoluteness of the Love known to be.” I felt the depth of this statement Amelia, my awareness of what the word abuse means is forever deepening, abuse is any form of behavior that is in disregard to the divine beings we are equally so, and includes any disregarding way we treat our own bodies.
“What does a reflection of God look like, you might ask? For some the concept of God being in human form may be hard to fathom, as there are many teachings espousing that God is external to us and as a figurehead to be revered – instead of inside each of us, equally so.” I was raised with the idea of God being separate and outside of me, and this concept is still with me to a certain extent. But the more I allow my tenderness and stillness to simply be with me and in me, and feel more connected to God and that God is with me and inside me, and not in fact separate or outside of me.
Love should be in every interaction we have shouldn’t it? It is our natural way as babies and young children then over time other pressures take over. Thank you for the reminder.
“Reflecting God’s Love shows the world another way from the chaos and corruption that currently ensues. When we feel the power of this, we can feel the responsibility we have in living this Love, in whatever way we can.” Reading this helps me see that Gods love holds us and is reflected in every moment of the day and we are able to choose love at any time for ourselves. We do not have to go to any special place or listen to any special person.
I agree jsnelgrove36, God’s love we can access in any moment. It is not reserved for a day of the week. God’s love patiently waits for us to say ‘yes’ as there is never a moment that goes by without God’s love supporting us all to evolve to be and live the grandness we naturally are.
Amelia I love this you have presented how simply we can connect and know God. In this 21st century society seems to have lost true connection to divinity and blogs like this are needed to remind us all of the much bigger picture.
It’s true Samantha, there are so many pictures and ideals of what or who God is, and how to ‘get there’. The simplicity of it is that we are all living reflections of God, and were born this way so there is no ‘attaining’ that needs to happen. All there is is to reconnect to who we are within and not waver from it.
Thank you samanthaengland that is so true what you have shared. I am wondering what would happen to humanity if we are still choosing to not connect to this true divinity . . . I agree we need blogs like this!
Mary that stood out for me today and what I got so strongly is how steadfast God is. He remains to Be Love, no matter what goes on around him. And yes Serge Benhayon is a great living example of how God can be on earth because he remains so steady in the face of much adversity. He does not waiver.
I like what you are pointing out here Sarah, to be steadfast with how we live and not get upset, live less of our truth and love, simply because others do not do the same or fight it.
Yes Sarah that steadfastness communicates to me there is nothing more glorious than God, than who we are and nothing can ever diminish this truth. I may have my personal everyday wobbles but actually, through this steadfastness I see reflected to me by Serge Benhayon, I am giving the what is not glorious less focus and trusting my connection with love more.
This is true Sarah, and such a powerful role model. When we are fully present we can stay steady. It is like having a captain on the ship that would otherwise be swept away by each wave it crosses.
So agree Sarah, if there was a living example of God on earth, it is Serge Benhayon. All of which we have the potential to live as Son’s of God on earth too. There is not an ounce of putting him on some sort of pedestal, other than to be inspired by the steady, consistent love he lives every single day, as you say, in the face of much adversity.
When I read your comment Sarah I feel how much more I can embrace the fact that I am Love and can be a steady reflection of God as God is and always will be, no more no less.
There is nothing more precious than reflecting God’s love through my voice and my movements and to equally see God in every other human being I meet.
The confirmation and knowing that God is within, equally within all and reflected to us everywhere we choose to feel His love. Beautifully and simply said Katinka, thank you.
I agree Katinka. And if we ever had a true purpose in life…. there it is…. to reflect the love of God in all our expression.
To hold ourselves as a reflection of God is one of the greatest gifts we can give humanity.
This reflects back to them who they truly are.
If some don’t accept it then that’s fine, but there is no escaping the fact that we ARE from God and one day we will return to God, it is our own choice to delay as much as we like. Personally, I just love the reflection of Serge Benhayon and no longer wish to delay my return because that would just mean I was denying myself as a Son of God, and it is for that reason the world needs more reflections.
sandrahenden, I also love the reflection of Serge Benhayon and I too no longer want to delay my return to God.
I agree sandrahenden, the world needs more reflections about our own connection with God and that is to move and live with such a joy and love in everything that we do so people realise there is no need of attending special buildings or kneeling down for hours in order to feel God as he is always within ourselves.
It is the simple fact of God within us that is amazing. I find myself saying these words yet not really understanding how glorious this is…just because I don’t live this amazingness all the time. If I really felt this then I would never be in any doubt about how I am always enough and equal to everyone.
Amanda thank you for the very gentle wisdom and invitation in your words. It is a simple fact that God is within us and not living this simple truth brings in much complication that makes doubt start to run our thoughts. Can’t feel any good reason to choose doubt over God.
This is very true Amanda for when I don’t feel enough how can I be reflecting the grandness of who I am. For when there is doubt, I am realising then I have some appreciating to do and to deepen my acceptance of myself. I cannot afford to underestimate the power of appreciating myself in all that I am and do at this time.
A beautiful blog Amilia, showing how by us just walking, talking and moving with the love of God flowing through us all get his Glorious reflection.
I love this blog Amelia for it reminds us that connecting with God and reflecting the divine magnificence that God is, requires no doing (this includes door knocking!)… it is a beingness that is lived with every step.
Our relationship with god is very personal yet it includes everything.
Well said Sarah..
Me too Sarah. I love how this blog makes living our connection to God very simple and practical. Especially the line that say’s God remains to be loving, regardless of the re-actions of others. We all have the choice to be a vehicle for God’s love.
Beautifully expressed Sarah.
Yes Sarah and Vicky, I too love this blog and comments for every time I connect to it I feel the absoluteness of God more deeply and the strength and steadiness in that.
So true Mary and Serge Benhayon stands as an inspiration to everyone that it is always possible to continue to reflect God’s love whatever is happening around you.
‘Reflecting God’s Love shows the world another way from the chaos and corruption that currently ensues. When we feel the power of this, we can feel the responsibility we have in living this Love, in whatever way we can.’ Thank you for this powerful blog Amelia and the reminder that we all have a responsibility and opportunity to reflect God’s love in everything we do. We can get sucked into behaving in ways that do not reflect this but we always have the choice to return to it and shine a light in the current darkness.
Beautifully said Helen, I too feel the power of God’s Love within me and when I choose to live this in my movement, actions, thoughts and life then the presence I bring is all that is needed.
Yes Helen, it is a choice to start living the Love we are consistently, a practitioner said to me lately, every time we get a blank sheet, so no regret, shame or blame just a start to live and reflect God’s Love.
Yes it simply is that, there is always a choice in every moment to reflect God’s love. I have been playing around with this recently and I have been amazed in how quickly we can turn things around. Honesty is key.
The reflection of God’s Love is the door knocking that no one sees or hears but only feels. A lovely blog to read again Amelia.
“I know God is as much in me as in all others, and in every piece of nature I walk past on this glorious September morning.” When I read this, I feel the expansiveness and grandness and beauty of what it means to be with God. There is an absoluteness that can not be denied. The more I allow myself to stay with this feeling the less I allow the reactions of both mine and other peoples to affect the gloriousness of the day.
“….however sometimes we do need reminding that God exists..” So true Amelia. Those who know the truth that God is within each and every one of us, has a responsibility to reflect this to those that do not yet remember, for if we do not how will they know? How will they know that they are Love and that it requires nothing of them other than to reconnect to this? How will they know that it is really so simple and wonderful to live who they are in all that they do?
We do have a responsibility to reflect this truth that God is within each and every one of us yet I have taken this knowing within me for granted thinking ‘How could anyone not know this truth’. Recently I became more aware of this and your comment has taken me to the next step of claiming, accepting and appreciating this truth; my responsibility I know without a shadow of a doubt, to be a reflection here on earth but yet to live in full.
Having walked alongside Serge Benhayon and felt the emanation of God, at the same time as realising I hold the same spark, it makes total sense to walk everywhere knowing that we are emanations of God, only ‘different’ because of our choice to let that be or not.
“Reflecting God’s Love shows the world another way from the chaos and corruption that currently ensues. When we feel the power of this, we can feel the responsibility we have in living this Love, in whatever way we can” absolutely when we feel the power we can also feel the responsibility, with power comes responsibility, when we live in this way we inspire others to connect to the same.
Reflecting God’s love in what ever way I can is something I am now forever a student at deepening and cherishing.
‘It is important to know that we all started out knowing that Love’ and thus feeling the reflection of God’s Divine Love once more can ignite that fiery love within.
I love re reading this blog regularly, as it is a beautiful reminder that when I walk, I can choose to walk as me, an individual and stay small, or I can choose to walk with all of me, all of humanity and claim myself as the Son of God
Wow, Amelia, thank you for this very powerful and loving blog. When we know we are reflecting God’s Divine love, no door knocking is necessary, in fact no ‘doing’ at all is necessary for we know we are love and that is enough.
I have heard the phrase “God is love” many times in my life and as I grow up, it even became a bit of a joke because I could feel the insincerity and often hypocrisy of the words not matching the actions. And yes I used to react to it and be righteous or dismissive. However when I considered that the true meaning of religion meant to return, a path of return of knowing what I truly am, Love and Divinity, I felt yes I know God is Love, I know God and I know Religion. Knowing ‘God is love’ for me is about connecting to the fact that we are all equally part of Love and God and our choices either choose Love or Not Love.
We are love and we are divine and we equal parts of God in essence “It is important to know that we all started out knowing that Love: the above qualities of God are our most natural way of being and a way we can return to when we choose, allowing it to be.” I can feel the knowing and the relationship of this as truth developing within me the more that I am open to it.
I used to have an aversion to the word God. Knowing God is love and truth has dissolved the aversion I had to using the word God, even though I feel God, love and truth in my life everyday.
Me too Abby, and not surprising really given all that has been done and professed in the name of God that has nothing to do with love or truth. It is beautiful to re-connect to the innate Godliness within us.
Thank you Amelia for your sharing. To know and feel the Love of God we need to know that we are Love also. Many of these religions that knock on doors see God as out there not within, and that we will all be” saved by God” on a certain day. This takes away our self responsibility and at the same time separates us from each other, those that believe and those that don’t.
Thank you for your beautiful reminder that God’s love is omnipresent – even with door knockers! Although I haven’t personally had a visit for several years now I can recall how judgemental and closed down I was towards them and this reaction extended into enjoining in negative comments when other people were complaining about being imposed upon by door knockers. When we connect with God’s love which is inside us all, it is our natural way to have awareness and understanding for all equally.
‘ I know God is as much in me as in all others, and in every piece of nature I walk past on this glorious September morning. ‘ If we accept this fact life and relationships get so much more lighter.
It is easy to say “God is Love” but until we can energetically feel the fact of our own divinity, and what this truly means, love is at best an abstract concept, misunderstood and argued about by those who do not live it true meaning.
Wise words Adam. There is a natural divinity within us all we are here to re-discover.
Truly worth pondering.
And this is really the nub of it. The difference between words we use from a knowledge base or words we embody in the way we live. Knowledge stays as knowledge, a sort of compartment of information, until we actually let our bodies take part in life – then knowledge can be lived wisdom and we can emanate what we know.
Absolutely Adam, it is in the acceptance and living of our own divinity that we know God is Love.
Thank you Amelia God is love as we all are and I love your sharing that ‘Reflecting God’s Love shows the world another way from the chaos and corruption that currently ensues. When we feel the power of this, we can feel the responsibility we have in living this Love, in whatever way we can.’ Absolutely so.
“I felt myself as being a reflection of God, walking around in everyday life.” Beautifully said Amelia for all of us.
“God does not allow abuse, in any form – which is anything that is not the absoluteness of the Love known to be.” So it is about each of us to not accept any longer abuse towards ourselves and everybody else and to start speaking up.
Yes. I also have to be honest about the abuse I rain down on myself – the criticism and judgement as I learn in life, and the difference when I arrest this and let love and understanding be my ‘right hand man’ on the way.
Thank you Amelia for a beautiful blog, all that God is, is love and that love resides in us all equally “the above qualities of God are our most natural way of being and a way we can return to when we choose, allowing it to be.”
When we say God is Love we are using the true meaning of Love as described by Unimedpedia Love – http://www.unimedliving.com/unimedpedia/word-index/unimedpedia-love.html Love is quality of the Soul, it does not contain one ounce of emotion and is quite often not what we think it is. In fact Love has to be one of the most bastardised words around.
I agree Nicola. We have adopted a picture of what love is and it very different from what it truly is.
‘In fact Love has to be one of the most bastardised words around.’ – Well said Nicola, I’ll be sure to update my files with the true meaning or rather, allow my body to express what it naturally and inherently knows true Love to be.
Thank you for sharing this link Nicola. As you say, Love is a natural quality of the Soul, and it is when we lose connection with this essence within us that we then go in a fruitless search for it’s substitute outside of us. All the while our love awaits our return and once re-connected to can be known, lived and expressed through the body.
It’s sad but true that sometimes we need a reminder that God exists.
Super simple Katie, and very real and people feel it, and know the truth of what they see lived even while it may challenge them – it presents a marker for them of what lived love is and they can choose to embrace the reflection and inspiration or not, but regardless they have the knowing in them of what lived love is for always.
“…sometimes we do need reminding that God exists.” So true, this reminder is so important and needs to be frequent, because without remembering that God exists I completely loose myself in the world.
“the above qualities of God are our most natural way of being and a way we can return to when we choose, allowing it to be.” I feel this too Amelia. Beautiful blog, thank you.
Beautiful Amelia, God is Love… We are Love, this is our universal expression and love removes all the divisiveness we have created within and outside of us.
Metaphorically God is tapping on the door of our hearts every moment. Everyday we can feel it in the beauty that surrounds us. At times though it is necessary to knock a little louder as our disconnection has deafened our hearing.
Absolutely Victoria, we are all knocking on another heart when we walk our light, the brighter we shine the louder the knock.
This is a really tangible, play-full and powerful image describing the always presence of God in everything. All we have to do is realise this and open the door.
What I find inspiring is the fact that we all know God even though we are not aware of it we know it one way or the other. How you write Amelia is pure and fantastic, being religious (or having a connection with God) does not necessarily come with door knocking etc. It comes from our inner-heart. Super beautiful writing, I much enjoyed reading about this and the subject God.
I have never liked the concept of door knockers and I find it imposing, but when someone just walks their talk now that is what I find inspiring.
Amelia, you have offered so much growth and learning in this blog. When reading of your experience in seeing those people door knocking, even the labelling of them as ‘door knockers’ I can feel has allowed me in the past to not see them as ‘people’, just like me, who developing and learning in their particular relationship with God, for whatever it means for them. I can feel in this how it is not so much ‘their religion’ that separates, but my holding them as different, and being wary of them that has done so. This was hidden in me to a point until now, so thank you.
This is a massive realisation Anna and one that I have just experienced over the last week. As much as I thought all I was doing was creating brotherhood, my judgement of others who couldn’t feel my truth was creating separation. It was a big revelation and one that is still processing within. By holding judgment I create separation, and when this is done I am not taking responsibility for living the light of God but instead choosing the game of creation.
Isn’t it wonderful though Kim, that we are willing to see and feel this for what it is, and drop those judgments that keep others out, and stop us from being truly open.
Absolutely Anna, it’s another another key found to the doors we have locked ourselves.
I have a beautiful friend in my life that I am so blessed for. She is constantly reminding me of the joy in allowing myself to feel where I haven’t been love – she takes me straight to the celebration of what will come from this if I just let myself feel it and let it go. Through her reflection, these same qualities have been developing in myself, and now I too remind her (and others) of this in the moments she is having to feel something that is not so easy. I felt to share this as it has literally changed my life from once being so hard on myself when faced with my loveless choices, to now seeing and approaching them in a whole new light.
This is beautiful Anna. Thank you for sharing.
Great sharing Anna, that’s a great way to view these tricky situations so we don’t take them so personal but see them for the evolutionary opportunities they are.
Isn’t it ever. This is the beauty of relationships, where we can bring our strengths to each other to support our growth and learning.
Our Soul is forever knocking on our door and this can happen through very ordinary situations, particularly through conversations with others, or what seem like random events. You know those moments where everything just flows, or you were wanting an answer to something and it came or you gained clarity through a seemingly random conversation. Letting go of any image that we have of God, frees us up to hearing and receiving the communication from our Soul and God.
“God remains to Be Love, no matter the reaction of those who may not want to feel the reflection of this Love.” This is a great reminder to me in situations where I feel other peoples judgement projected towards me. When jealousy is projected towards me I need to remember this truth and build it into my livingness so that it cannot throw me. If indeed it does then the hurts it exposes are awesome realisations.
I love the idea of door knocking, not in the physical sense but in the sparkle of an eye, the placement of a cup on a table or the quality in someone’s voice, these are the only reminders I have ever responded to.
I love it Joel, that is a great way of door knocking and a beautiful one too.
Inspiration – the most powerful knocking there is.
Brilliant idea Joel – I love the concept of ‘subtle door knocking’ – it feels grand and Godly.
I love it too Joel. We all have the ability to gently knock on the door of each other’s hearts in every moment – to let others know it is safe to drop the guard and be who they are.
Perfectly said Joel L – the truth of ‘door knocking’ summed up beautifully.
Yes, I very much agree richardmills363, Joel has summed up ‘door knocking’ beautifully. We do it every day.
Thanks Amelia, this is great – we don’t have to believe or not believe in God, it is only about remembering who we are and what we once knew before the world brings to us everything we are not and into which we lose ourselves.
‘The qualities of God are unmistakable, and are actually in us all…’ so just what are we choosing in place of these? We choose to believe that this must all be something that is outside of us so as not to have to take responsibility for living and expressing the true qualities that we are.
Michael, your comment makes me feel uncomfortable as I can feel how I have not taken the responsibility to express my Godly qualities and be a reflection of God for others.
Such is the beauty of this blog – through developing awareness we are opened to the possibility of making new choices without judgement of the past.
Michael that is a great question and a great quote. What I love about it though is that this is true, the qualities of God are unmistakable, we can feel it in our body and in ourselves. This makes is simple and takes a lot of the doing and trying out of the equation. We are left with the simple choice of which quality we choose in the next moment.
This is beautifully said Michael “through developing awareness we are opened to the possibility of making new choices without judgement of the past.”
Your comment Amelia – ‘We don’t need to door knock to do this. We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is, God’s Divine Love’ is the truth and can be felt in the body, nothing will ever change this fact – we are God’s Divine Love. What does rest with us are the choices we make in Living this Love in our movements, words, actions and thoughts.
You speak here about the power of love ch1956 and the power of the livingness. I love this that Amelia expressed here also. We don’t need to knock on anyones door, we just live the love that we are, which so many of us within the student body of Universal Medicine are now committed to returning to.
So beautiful Amelia, your connection to God and love is inspiring as it is for me an openness and humility I feel through your words.
I love this ‘marriage’ of grandness and humility – accepting I am an awesome son of God in unity and the ‘school of life’ with everyone.
Beautiful Matilda, I love feeling humility in others as it is something I am very much returning to and there is room for so much more. When I feel it, it washes over me, as the real me has missed this so much. SO thank you.
It is great to share so openly about God and what he means to us personally. This is something I did not do growing up, and yet God was always the most important thing in my life.
That’s so true for me too Janet – beautifully said.
Always with us every step of the way.
Yes just sharing about God feels so natural and yet it was not something I ever did when I was young.
this is true for me also. For along time the word God was very tainted for me and I did not want to use it in any way. I would speak about the ‘something more’ which shows I never truly let go of God. I now know we cannot in truth let go of God as we are held in his body, and where this once would be two bridges to far it is now a simple fact of life for me.
The issue for many to understand that ‘God is Love’ might be because the definition of what love is, is not only different for many people and in fact has many different definitions for even the one person. And so not knowing what love is first and foremost would make it impossible to be aware that God is love. Thank God for Serge Benhayon presenting a very godly definition of what love is in truth, and by understanding this, I have now been able to get that ‘God is Love’ because I am love.
An interesting blog, although I imagine quite difficult for many people to resonate with. God is ‘inside us’? one might ask. I – with probably billions of others – was brought up to believe in a God that most certainly wasn’t anywhere near me, let alone inside me!; I was taught I was not worthy to have something as pure and magnificent as God is anywhere close, let alone as a part of me. How different is The Way of the Livingness from this belief! With this religion, I am now aware that God is inside me for sure, I now know it to be true, because I feel it. And I most definitely am worthy.
Exactly right Suzanne – I totally relate to what you have expressed so well.
I was certainly brought up to believe something similar Suzanne Anderssen. Yes, God was distant, aloof and judgmental and I was most certainly not worthy of his presence. Yet, despite the beliefs I took on, coming back to the innate feeling that God is within is the most natural thing in the world. It seems that whatever beliefs we shroud ourselves in, the truth remains unaffected within us all just waiting for us to choose it once again.
How true Suzanne, the untruths taught to us from such an early age were very damaging. The separation it caused between me and God is painful to feel. However now I know the truth all I have to do is “Feel” and there is God within. Awesome revelation. Awesome presence and power. It has never left us!
“I know God is as much in me as in all others” – said with such power Amelia, through reading your words, others too will come to know God.
It’s true Amelia that everything we are is reflected to others and so if we are feeling the love of God that will be the message we spread without having to door-knock or try to pass on the message. “We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is, God’s Divine Love.”
“We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – That is God’s Divine Love” It is that simple. Beautiful sharing Amelia thank you.
It is that simple indeed and it is a great reminder that our biggest responsibility lies not in what we do but in being all that we are when we do it. As Amelia so beautifully shared with us it is all in our reflection.
Well said Carolien – this brings to mind the 3 R’s of true religion –
Religion = Responsibility = Reflection.
Spot on Carolien, our responsibility to others lies in the reflection of our beingness not what is done. People are craving to feel the quality of love from God in a simple interaction with another.
I love the way you wrote the Francisco, you have in it offered exactly that: the simplicity and the reflection of God.
“Serge Benhayon with Universal Medicine, and all the people I meet on a daily basis, continue to support me in my unfolding and knowing of God, and the Love that we all are”
The love that we all are; how gorgeous, affirming and divine is that. Thank you Amelia.
You write that some are “… espousing that God is external to us and as a figurehead to be revered – instead of inside each of us, equally so”. Which makes so much more sense as well as the fact that we are all in God, no matter what we do and how we choose to conduct ourselves.
Indeed Gabriele, that makes much more sense. As current society shows me that looking outside for God has brought us the life we are currently living and to me that does not reflect an ounce of what God in truth represents, as God represent co-creation, a working together as one with one purpose, and our societies represents and wields creation that only serves the self and brings suffering to the many.
An inescapable fact Gabriele, that try as we might to ignore it is one we can never truly deny. Universal Medicine confirmed this fact for me, one I have always known but never came across any education or teachings that truly supported me to embody and live this fact, until I met Serge Benhayon. I love how Serge consistently, simply, honestly and lovingly reflects our divinity, a constant reminder that we are so much greater and more beautiful than this material world of ours would have us believe.
Gabriele I totally agree it makes 100% sense that we are all in God. My experience when I was brought up to believe he was outside of me did not give me any sense or knowing that we was true. But when I was introduced to Universal Medicine and the teachings of re-connecting back to my inner essence and here is the connection with God was when I truly felt this and the power that we are all the Sons of God.
Maybe this realisation can be a difficult one to allow, as this then asks for greater responsibility for our every action.
Very true Gabriele. I used to believe that God was separate from me, but can now see how ridiculous it is to thinks so when God is in us and we are in God. There is a deep sense of settlement that comes from accepting this fact and no longer needing to be in the seeking and being accepted by him.
I agree Jinya, it is truly freeing and beautiful to finally accept that God is not only in me but I also exist within God. Very expansive for the human to understand!
Beautiful Gabriele – we in God and of God.
Absolutely Gabriele – the kingdom of God is inside us.
I agree Gabriele it does make much more sense. Is it not ironic that we think ourselves intelligent but do not see the most obvious and sensical that is right before us?
It is the best to rediscover that the magic, joy, playfullness and love that we know when we are born does not have to disappear with age but that we can be with God’s love whenever we choose.
So true to me Simone, the magic, joy, playfulness and love we are born with is always there. We have only put it aside as something that is of less importance to us and that we have valued as something that was impossible to be lived in this life. In fact to me it is all a matter of self worth because how else can we abandon that love we are all that much craving for?
Simone I completely agree with what you say ‘It is the best to rediscover that the magic, joy, playfullness and love that we know when we are born does not have to disappear with age but that we can be with God’s love whenever we choose’, although up until last year I held the belief that the way that children feel is exclusive to only them. I wrongly believed that it was not biologically possible to remain in the same quality that we were in as kids. It was a real moment of awakening to realise that this is completely false and that not only is it possible but it is completely natural to remain in the quality that we were in as kids.
So true Alexis, it is our natural state of being. I also love that the honesty of the reflection that I feel from children can also come from adults who are committed to being honest rather than pandering to being nice.
Indeed Simone, the magic, joy, playfulness and love from our childhood days are not gone and we can choose to live exactly that at any time.
Beautifully said Michael – and so true.
Agree Michael and Simone, I am always amazed the difference it makes when I choose to be more playful and walk with more joy in my body, just like the lovely reflection we receive from children all the time being joyous and connected with God.
Beautifully expressed Simone.
Ah so true Simone! I am constantly reminded of the joy that can actually be our lives. At some stage I donned a ‘serious’ facade and that is slowly making way for more fun and true joy in my life – the natural joy I came with into this world.
I can feel the joy in your words here Amelia – thank you for sharing it.
Isn’t it just Simone. Awesome comment, thank you.
‘It is the best to rediscover that the magic, joy, playfullness and love that we know when we are born does not have to disappear with age but that we can be with God’s love whenever we choose.’ That is so worth repeating (again and again and again!) It is the best. And makes it simpler and simpler to cut through all the ‘stuff’ we have layered on through our lives that gets in the way of this sweet, true, foundational, awesome fact.
Beautiful to feel this Matilda – there is a tangible powerful joy in your expression here realising the simplicity with which we can return to the ever present love that never left us.
The more we live by feeling rather than thinking, the more the we know the truth, and the more we communicate that through our being.
And to add to that 1timrobinsn, is that it is just a returning to a being that already lives within, but that we try to make by our endless thinking, the thinking for recognition and to get rewarded for.
Well that there 1timrobinson is the point I guess; when I use mental energy it feels like I’m walking a tightrope, I could go any which way at anytime. But when I feel what my body is teaching or showing me, it feels absolute, cannot be argued or contradicted. My guess is this is the only way to ever be able to feel for yourself that God is indeed love.
Feeling from my body is such a struggle for me at times as the momentum of my mind has ruled for so long. However, it is a true revelation to connect God with our bodies of love. It makes so much sense and feels amazing when we can truly connect to God through loving and honouring our bodies daily.
This makes so much sense Tim. When I reflect on my own experience, thinking keeps me in a spiral spin separating me from my body and separates me from God. When I connect to and treat my body with preciousness, I feel connected to God. It is through the body and not the mind that we come to know God.
This is beautiful 1timrobinson, I wholly agree.
Well said 1timrobinson, so simply put, yet so true!
Beautifully expressed Tim. So often we shut down how we feel and by doing so lose so many opportunites to feel true Love and also to express it.
Yes Tim – less talking and more walking!
I love this 1timrobinson. And the more we trust what we feel by confirming and appreciating the magic of the choices made from feeling, the more our awareness deepens.
that is the way indeed to truth – living from the guidance and wisdom of one’s own body (feeling), rather than thinking/letting the head and mind run the show
Well said 1timrobinson, the more we live through feeling rather than thinking, the more God flows through our every movement and the more others a reflection of what they truly are.
Very simple and very true.
Well said Tim, choosing to express from the tenderness within myself allows me to confirm the divinity within my body and to know truth like noting else.
And all said from your Godliness Amelia. I love it.
I agree, Kylie, the godleness of Amelia is truly felt.
Being just me – reminds others that they are all of God too.
And if all remember where they come from, the way to heaven is pathed.
And the process is extremely simple. Just being me and everybody will be reminded of who they are – which is Divine.
I love your sharings, Christoph! Indeed it is so simple, that we as human beings even cannot believe it.
Yes, no need for door knocking – or rather never not reminding others of our shared Divinity.
Being just me, is being all of God.
I love this Sonja.
Yes, it is that simple. Thank you Sonja
I agree Sara, no need for trying or pretending to be somebody else makes it simple “Being just me, is being all of God.”
wow we are magnificent.
We certainly are magnificent. To be able to let this be in our lives is our truth. Sonia nailed it to be who we are is being all of God. Can’t get much simpler than that. We have created a world that has done everything in its power to be the complete opposite. Returning to our magnificent ways is worth exploring.
Beautiful Sonja, this line give one the feeling of just how incredible we are.
With a deep look in the eyes of a person, I see the soul and God.
If the person looks back in the same way, we know we are the same and no boundaries exist.
Totally agree Sonja, meeting another with the depth of love in our eyes – seeing and feeling the beauty within another and equal to that within our own being.
Beautifully expressed Sonja.
Beautiful Sonja and I find it a deeply beautiful experience when another is prepared to meet my gaze full on and allow the connection to unfold.
Beautiful Sonja, when we remember who we are and live that love, then we cannot but see the same in another.
When I connect through my heart to a person, we have the same God. As it is love.
Never could I connect through doctrines, churches and other man made manifestations in the same way as I could to a person.
We honour God by walking claimed as his Sons, our body’s movements reveal this Love inside of us.
I loved reading this line: “I know God is as much in me as in all others, and in every piece of nature I walk past on this glorious September morning.” I do see God in nature for sure but not always in everyone – this is a gorgeous commitment to make as I know God is in everyone and seeing this will bring even more joy to my day.
The more I allow it the more I feel and read God’s messages in everything. There isn’t a moment that is empty of God’s divine love, unless I choose the emptiness.
After writing a comment yesterday I found myself being more absolute in my “expression to everything”! ‘Expression is Everything’ as presented by Serge Benhayon and I found myself deepening as I brought a great focus to all I did, I found it was my “expression in everything” that was more loving. This culminated in me looking at a butcherbird at the end of the day as I was taking out the rubbish and seeing that as an “expression towards everything”. I had still held judgment towards black birds including the butcherbird that I frequently saw around the house. As soon as I saw this bird last evening I felt as an “expression from everything”, that I am a true ‘Son of God’ and “Love” was the first and foremost “expression towards everything”! “Expression definitely is everything”!! Thank you Amelia, my “expression to God is everything” and is a relationship that brings with it a responsibility to the “love” which I am. God definitely is Love.
Great reminder Amelia. Whether we are with the people who knock on our doors or our own family and friends or those on the street we need be no different. We can always be the love that we are and see all others first and foremost as this love also.
Love what you say Amelia
‘Reflecting God’s Love shows the world another way from the chaos and corruption that currently ensues. When we feel the power of this, we can feel the responsibility we have in living this Love, in whatever way we can.
We don’t need to door knock to do this. We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is, God’s Divine Love.’
The title of this blog alone says enormous amounts about God that is in contra to most people’s true living understanding of God. Most say God is love yet say that He is judgemental. This cannot be if He truly is Love. I feel that most accept this contradiction to be the case simply because of the fact that if He is Love then we are to be that Love to understand Him, simple as that
Many people believe in God. What kind of relationship with God does this belief allow? Is allowing God truly in, part of it?
Feeling God with your body is a totally different ball game altogether. Feeling it with your body cannot but mean that you have allowed Him in.
Having religion and God looked at separately has let me re-establish a relationship with God that I would never have thought possible.
Thank you for the reminder that we have the opportunity in everything we do to reflect God’s love.
Thank you Amelia, I always love to read about God and the relationship we can have with the Divinity in ourselves. It always brings me back to feeling myself as a young child, very connected to everything from a very solid point that lived inside of me. I am grateful to be re-connecting to this purity and love as an adult woman. God has always been with me, in me and around me. When I feel that everything is and will be just fine.
I loved this line – I felt myself as being a reflection of God, walking around in everyday life.
I love the saying that God is in the detail. The details are what make something solid, yet full of light . . . and then the magic begins.
Amelia this is so it. So much love in your blog. Yes we are Love and its always a choice. Thank You for sharing that we are all that love equally so and when connected totally reflecting God which is just pure all including love…which never ever judges…just holds everything in love.
With love.
Nadine
Reading your blog made me see that I held impatience in my body to do with the door knockers of God! It is quite interesting to feel but I could also really appreciate what you brought to this with your understanding and acceptance that we are all God. I still feel there are some ill and old ideals and beliefs of God that I hold in my body which I am choosing to let go of. A broadcast presentation I recently attended by Professor William Foley was a necessary and awesome wake up and shake up to this.
The only one who can fight God is me, myself and I. He’s so present, yet only when I allow myself to surrender deeply to myself, feel myself basically, because God communicates and emanates His Love in energy. In fact, the same as we do. Only we have the capability of choosing to not feel… Where our very essence is feeling, God’s accepting us in full and he’s capable of doing so because he’s accepting Himself in full. Yet, forever learning and expanding, just as we are. This morning I got up and felt how lovely it is to actually be up and start living the day. That this feels much more lovely than staying in bed longer than my body’s telling me so. I am accepting both my Grandness as well as my imperfections. Thank you God and thank you Floris and all those people who write blogs, comments, and I am encountering in daily life. Wow.
Thank you Amelia, for this beautiful reminder and confirmation of the love that we so innately are. I can’t help thinking how bizarre this world is where we have created an existence where we have chosen to forget our true connection to God, to the point where we live a life that denies our innate grandness, reducing what we are to individuals living a lie, competing against and judging each other. I feel monumentally grateful that there are some amongst us that embody the truth of our divinity and reflect that innate beauty back to us. Without this loving reminder where would we be, where would I be…..still chasing my tail in ever decreasing circles believing that I’m an individual needing to attain something!
‘the above qualities of God are our most natural way of being and a way we can return to when we choose, allowing it to be.’ The word ‘allowing’ feels crucial here – knowing God isn’t something we try to do, the knowledge is already there, we just have to allow ourselves to feel it, say ‘yes’ to feeling ourselves as equal Sons of God.
All we have to do is walk in our presence and that is doing the work of door knocking.
Great comment Joe, I’m going to be doing a lot of door knocking….
Conscious presence is so simply powerful Joe. I agree. There is a great article about it on unimed living http://www.unimedliving.com/voice/audio-of-the-month/connection-to-self-through-conscious-presence-2015-05.html
Lovely Amelia, God is love – unquestionable so and we can all feel his love as we are born with it. Love unites we just need to all be reminded that inside we are all the same.
Amelia what I particularly appreciate about this blog is your absoluteness with God, because you know God so intimately within your body – there is no need to knock on doors, divinity is confirmed and celebrated through the sound absoluteness of your movements.
I agree. If you know God, you don’t have to go door to door trying to sell him, because you know that he is already within us all.
I agree that we are all constantly reflecting to each other love or not love. Therefore every time we meet another human being we can reflect God and divinity to them and support them to return to the awareness that these things do exist and are inside them also.
Returning once again, becoming familiar with this inner spark and walking this through our daily lives is at once so normal and divine.
We knock on doors when we are seeking something. When we have found what we are seeking we don’t need to knock on doors anymore.
Beautifully expressed Amelia. I am reminded of the words that Jesus, ‘who, being in the form of God, thought it not robbery to be equal with God’ Phil 2:6. Surely his life was an expression of this very truth for us all – that we are here to return to our Oneness with God, our equalness with Him and the Love that we are. I was brought up to believe that God is an external figurehead – but when I allow myself to feel the truth of what is being expressed in blogs like these, there is no doubt that God himself calls us to return to being in Oneness with Him.
Thank you Amelia. So beautiful how you expressed the fact that knowing Love is something each and every one of us is born with, it is who we are, so all we can really do is go against this love if we so choose but it is always there waiting for our imminent return. Reflections of God are everywhere and in each of us who choose to fully live that Love and simply go about our usual daily tasks is more than enough for others to get this reflection so they too may be inspired to return to the love within them also.
The expression of God through this blog and the comments are the most lovely descriptions I have ever read about God. They far surpass anything that is written in the bible and emanate a truth that I can deeply feel in my body.
So beautifully expressed Donna.
Wow if Amelia was to write a modern day bible then it would actually be written by someone who was expressing as the God that we all are and would have an aliveness that others could feel, so much so that they would not have to even read the words. Jumping Jehoshaphat that’s exactly what all of Serge Benhayon’s books are, they are the aliveness of God, which is why so many people commonly express to simply be able to hold them and feel huge shifts in their body. So once again I am brought back to the fact that everything is energy.
On reading this blog again I can’t help going forward in time to a place when everyone and all religions understand what you have written here Amelia, and we all feel God equally and laugh at how in the past we used to get it so wrong.
Awesome point kevmchardy, that is where we are all headed, so let’s not wait and live the future now.
Thanks, Kevmchardy, it’s true, we will wonder how we could ever have not felt connected to God at all times.
A divine prophecy my friend, a place where people truly meet each other with their eyes, where conversations are purposeful, confirming and evolving, where bodies emanate the harmonious sound of our source, making love our everyday.
Beautiful Lucindag – ‘making Love our everyday’
Kev, I like the simplicity of what you write, at the very least in the here and now religion should be understanding and allowing for others and their belief systems. That so much of religion is used to belittle others and disrespect one another shows that we have lost our way and misinterpreted many of the teaching that were left before. Religion should not be about rules and it should unite people, if it doesn’t do this then clearly it is not truly religious.
I know this day will come kevmchardy and it’s going to be heaven on earth ….. just knowing this reinforces my commitment to bring all that I can of myself now, in each moment, so that I am not adding to any further delay ….
So true Amelia, “Reflecting God’s Love shows the world another way from the chaos and corruption that currently ensues. When we feel the power of this, we can feel the responsibility we have in living this Love, in whatever way we can”. If we did not have this reflection chaos and corruption continues. There is much power in this reflection because in truth we all know who we are. Once we feel it there becomes another choice. Huge responsibility to live this power in equality.
Yes Rik, it is a huge responsibility. It feels like we are custodians of something very precious and powerful and we can choose to reflect God’s love or not through every thought, action and word.
Innately we are love and we are born as a loving being, over time and from the unloving reflection we receive from most of humanity we bury this love deep with in us and take on different ways of being which are not love. This is why it is so important that people like Serge Benhayon, his family and now many students of the Livingness who live love are there to remind us that we do all come from the same source and that we just need to re-connect to the love that is in each and every one of us.
So true Marylouisemyers, It is vitally important that we reflect to one another the truth of who we are as opposed to all those learnt ways and buried hurts that have smothered our innate love. The reflection offered by Serge Benhayon and his beautiful family, plus the many living examples that are arising from the students of Universal Medicine are doing just that, restoring us to our true nature, reminding us all that God resides within us and all we need to do is re-align to and live this irrefutable fact.
What you say here marylouisemyers is that we are divine, then feel hurt by not getting a reflection of it, withdraw from people and who we are, and so stop also reflecting love. Sounds like a cat biting into its tail… And so I agree: we need dearly people who step out of this carrousel of separation & pain and who reflect love again. People who show us that we are able to hold love in this world. People who present by living that, we can bring a change. Thank you Serge Benhayon and Students of The Livingness.
‘Innately we are love and we are born as a loving being, over time and from the unloving reflection we receive from most of humanity we bury this love deep with in us and take on different ways of being which are not love.’ I love what you have said here Mary-Louise, emanating with compassion and a deep understanding of how we have developed into the people that we live / exist as these days.
Having deep understanding and compassion for humanity is Love, as judgement doesn’t support anyone to heal and be themselves. Thank you Mary-Louise.
Beautifully said marylouisemyers, we all must come from the same source and that source is the source is divine love and as we reconnect to the love that we are, we in turn inspire others to do the same.
God, its a small but scary word to read in a blog, so many images, assumptions and fear incited by such a simple word, yet as you share God is also simple, innate and ever present in all that we do.
Maybe the word ‘God’ is a little scary because throughout history people have made some fairly specific claims about what may or may not happen to you after you die, or even while you’re alive if you do not do as they strongly suggest you should ….. all for their own self gain and glory …. but in the ‘name of God’.
Yes, perhaps it is difficult to accept our Godly qualities because of the bastardisation of God and the pictures that have been created. Amelia very simply describes what our true divine nature is and it is irrefutable that this is equal in us all.
God is a word I try not to use, at first it was because I was not comfortable with it and it’s stigmata but now it’s more that I am worried that people will misunderstand or be uncomfortable. I actually have no problem saying it anymore if I feel that I won’t be judged or misunderstood.
God is love and love is all there is.
Indeed Ariana, it needs a responsibility to have consistency into the tiniest details of our lives, as that is what people think is difficult but is easy and simple when we choose to he Divine Love of God as our way of living. Showing that to the world by way of reflection is huge as living the Divine Love of God here on earth to me is the answer to all the waywardness we are experiencing in our societies for that long.
Yes we can Amelia, we can simply be and live the love of God in everything we do and in doing that we give a reflection to everybody who is ready too see it and invite them to ignite that part that equally resides in them and to return to a life in accordance with this true nature of our being.
I too have had experiences with people coming to the door to try to sell me God. It’s felt very imposing, instructional to say the least, and at worst warning of impending doom if I did not follow their path to God.
Reflecting on these experiences helps me to understand that I too have imposed on others when I’ve tried to convince others to ‘see it my way.’
In the moments when I choose to just be me and be open to those around me, are the times when I’ve felt true connection with other people and also with God.
I agree with you Julie Goodhart – I have also had that door knocking experience and those same people are now at my local train station regardless of the weather with their booklets. I know what this is as I used to practice that faith and part of it was what they call ‘missionary work’ which meant you were only allowed to work in a part time job as you had to commit and devote time consistently to selling the religion. I was lost and I needed to belong to something so this religion was just one of many I joined to find Truth and of course I did NOT and it left me very cold and even more desperate and empty inside.
Next – you mention Julie about how you have imposed on others and trying to convince them to ‘see it my way’. Well I know I have done this too and did it work – No.
Enter Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine and ten years later; I no longer search for Truth and what I now have is God in my daily living and All the answers to my endless questions. I am no longer afraid to stick my name online and write about God. Now that is a big deal if you knew my past.
On the topic of imposition, what I’m just beginning to accept is that, in living the Truth, there is No Fight needed. No battle to be won, and no one is asking or suggesting that we must Fight for the Truth. We simply live it, speak it, and that is all that’s needed.
I too, Julie have to admit that in my earlier period of the path that I now choose to walk, the Way of the Livingness, I tended to impose what I had learned on others ‘to see it my way’. I now know that is not at all what is needed for others to ‘get it’ as we would like, we have to put that aside, and know that when they are ready they will get it. All I have to do is to be the love that I am, live and walk that in all that I do, in all my interactions with others, and if and when they are ready, they will see the truth by themselves, in the way that I reflect the truth to others in the way I live my own life. How much more simple that is, and it is no imposition on another whatsoever.
Julie the same here, not only did I not like when people would knock on my door but there are many times I would want people to be a certain way for me. The same thing just couched slightly differently. What I have been coming to understand however is that my picture of God was vastly distorted from the truth. It was based on what I and/or society felt was comfortable. Therefore creating some unattainable bliss rather than the truth of love and the purpose and equal responsibility we all hold.
I agree Julie, I have found door knocking to be a very imposing way to ‘share the word of God’ and it almost certainly also comes with a need for the recipient to ‘get it’ on some level ….. God doesn’t have this need, his love is in us all, equally, and he knows that we know this too, even if right now we’re choosing not to remember. When we walk in the full glory of who we are, celebrating our selves and in so doing, celebrating the divine love of God within us all, we are spreading the word in 4D, with no ‘attachment’ to anyone getting anything.
Reading your comment Julie, I realised that part of the reason why I have chosen to be an atheist in my life was linked to the fact that I have felt imposition in the religions I happened to be in contact with. Yet, by being atheist I did not only reject religions, I left God out of my life.
Great comment Eduardo. While we each have responsibility for the choices we make, such as to let in God or not, boy oh boy does your comment sure shine a big spotlight on what is likely to happen when we impose anything on anyone.
I can relate to this too Julie, ‘ I too have imposed on others when I’ve tried to convince others to ‘see it my way.’ In the past I have been convinced that I am right and been very imposing trying to get people to see that they are wrong and I am right, nowadays I am much more respectful of people choices and I have noticed that by not being in judgment of people allows for a true connection between us and is so much less hard work than trying to convince someone.
Julie, I think most people could relate to what you have shared, thank you for your honesty.
Stunning Amelia, “We don’t need to door knock to do this. We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is, God’s Divine Love.” I love how simple you make it, that God is reflected in each one of us.
I loved reading this reminder Amelia of the true love of God, and that we all have an opportunity to connect to this divinity – no door knocking necessarily required, – but simply connecting to the love within and reflecting that. How simple and cool is that?!
‘ I felt myself walking along equal to them, and all others, in my relationship to God.’, this line is really beautiful, and shows that our relationship to God is equality with all.
I agree Lisa, no one has more claim to God than anyone else, we can all equally have a relationship with him
This is so important to emphasise that no person has higher access to God than another – despite what robe or hat they may wear. We are all equal in this, and therefore have the same access to the love on offer also.
I agree that it is super important, we are constantly told that there is a hierarchy when it coms to having a relationship to God – there are those with more and those with less of a connection. However this is so not true – we are all equally able to connect.
The fact that God (Love) doesn’t judge is something worth understanding.
Beautiful Abby, this statement is huge and yet so simple. Feeling how we have judged in our lives (and where we still do) isn’t easy as it is not of our true nature to do so.
Great point Abby and Anna, learning not to judge oneself or others in life is one of the greatest lessons to learn.
This is a fantastic blog Amelia, thank you. There is no need to knock on doors as you say because from my past experiences when you are imposed upon like this it makes you want to run to the other side of the mountain. God needs no proving for God is within us all equally so it is only a matter of connecting. In that connection people will be reflected the pure Love that they are two and it has been all in there own time.
I was at a workshop recently where the question was posed “what is your image of God?” My image was that he is all ‘loving’ in the ‘nice way’ but not intact, taking into account all of the love he offers via free will, and corrective forces such as tornadoes, hurricanes etc are in fact God’s Love. When I truly connect with God, I feel he is in me, and I am with him, and I don’t need any books to know about him, which I feel have some bastardised truths in them!
Yes, this image we hold of God is what makes us inflexible and rigid about him as we need to uphold the picture, possibly defend it and maybe even go to war for it. When we can let go of this picture we hold about God, we can be more open and feel less offended if someone holds a different picture of him. And as you are saying Harry, we will also be more open to truly let him in and experience who he truly is.
Love your honesty in ‘going there’ Harry – indeed it is a great and exposing question to ponder over; what is our image of God…? For me I felt that he was the fixer, will make things better and because of this ideal I never understood why the world was in such a horrific state! So the image didn’t serve me to know God only to bypass seeing the horror as lack of responsibility that we as humans are living in.
Wow that is Huge Rachael! I know I have also felt the same way, not wanting to see the big mess humanity is in!
Thank you Amelia for presenting another way to be with God. So simple.
That reflection that we present to the world is everything… if we live in a way that is divine then it cannot help but be communicated in the way we move, the way we relate to others, in our activities and businesses, in everything we do. In a roundabout way we end up knocking on every persons door that we come into contact with!
“We don’t need to door knock to do this. We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is, God’s Divine Love.” Love this, I have certainly found this to be true.
It’s true Harry. Inspiring, joy and love in others is easy to do when you live it yourself.
Beautiful Harry and Kylie, I am more inspired reading this blog to live the love inside of me, detached from all else, just living it.
Nobody likes a door knocker because it always feels as if they are trying to deliver something to you. In my experience God is not something you can give people, as we all have a part inside of us. God for me is not a word I use much but is something that I know and live in my daily life. God is remembering that we are all a part of something much more, I feel our true purpose in this world is to reflect that ‘much more’ in our daily movements, choices and activity: then, metaphorically speaking everyone’s door bell gets rung and they can’t but stop and notice the difference in you and naturally ignites in them what is innate in all of us and that is that we come from love.
I agree Sarah and I love what you say here about expressing the ‘much more’ in our daily movements, choices and activity. It is with this reflection and our interactions that people get to feel the love we live, and all are. The power of this is huge.
What I shared in my original comment was true and powerful but I realise now that the beginning of my comment was still a little jaded. What I loved about Amelia’s blog was that nobody was judged, not even the door knockers.
I realise now my frustration with the door knockers talking about God and not living it was only present because I still talk about things rather than just living them! Once I accepted this, without being hard on myself or changing anything, the jadedness just slipped away….
I wanted to share that with you and other readers.
and what I have felt Sarah and Amelia is that when another gets to feel that ‘something more’ from our reflection then it seems that they in turn reflect it straight back and for a moment both people are bathed in Gods light.
Thank you sarahraynebaldwin great nomination and I can really relate to your jadedness coming from talking rather than living things. Great that when you recognise this you are able to accept it and not be hard on yourself – for me being hard on myself can feel like yet another way to delay… Acceptance of where I am at without judgement feels so much more loving and then I don’t feel the need to judge anyone else.
I love what you write sarahraynebaldwin that basically all we need to do is live this, that we are all equal and part of something much bigger, which automatically reflects out to others to inspire. We don’t have to physically go round knocking on people’s doors. It is easy to ‘talk’ about something but how are we really living?
Funny you mentioned that as I have a a little habit of talking about things rather than actioning them and I do this when I want releif from feeling the delay I am in at that moment!
Someone’s ringing my doorbell!
Totally Abby, same, ring, ding, dong, ring a ding ding dong….
True sarahraynebaldwin, “Nobody likes a door knocker because it always feels as if they are trying to deliver something to you.” But as you say when there is a lived connection with God everyday, people can’t but help notice and feel the same ignition in them.
I realised now that even if a door knocker comes and they are preaching about God, even if they are talking about something that they do not live, even if they are annoying!! If I can’t remain with God and myself at that moment, then I am the one that needs to reconnect at that moment not the door knockers whom usually have there heart in the right place.
Yes, greatly expressed Sarahraynebaldwin, God needs to be felt and inspired in us, he cannot be brought to us merely through teachings or words alone.
To me religion and God are not a hat you put on or a book that you cling to, its a lived way but that lived way has to be love for all other fellow men and woman equally, door knockers included. I realise now that people that knock on your door and are selling God are really still looking for GOD themselves.
I love that point Sarahraynebaldwin, when I need to knock on people’s door and promote God, it does indeed make sense that I am still looking for him otherwise this need would not occur.
It is the same thing when I need to convince others of something, it is the need for someone else to confirm me because I am not quite convinced myself.
I agree Sarah. Reflection and inspiration are the magic of God at work.
There is so much opinion about God, with that, everyone feels they are ‘right’. It is when people are trying to be right about what God means for them vs someone else that wars are created, arguments are started and people are separated. This does not serve anyone.
Good point reagankcairney, it is paradoxical how people can use God to win an argument or worse still start a war.
It is the true reflection of love Divine, love in our everyday lives that the world is deeply in need of, little by little as we accept this Divine love as who we are, the greater our emanation grows.
It is beautiful to know that when we start to live the true love we are this is so important and in emanating this and we become the inspiration for others simply being ourselves in everything. No preaching, no imposing just being who we are. If only we were brought up to know this from young.
I agree Tricia – there is so much drive to do or be something, in order to make our ‘mark’ or influence the world in some way. We get fed so many images of what that ‘success’ looks like that we are already set up for failure. The simplicity of life is that we are already everything we need to be, and that we can do amazing things by virtue of them being there inside us. When we nurture ourselves, these things come out, naturally so. Imagine if we were taught this in school or university?
Indeed Amelia, that should be taught on our schools and universities and it will be in future as that is where we all inescapably will return to in our way back to the love we all equally come from.
So very true tricianocholson, when discovering a true way of being, so many times we can become self-righteous and condemning of another’s choices, but this is so far away from the love and truth we are intending to promote.
This is the arrogance of religion – people who know nothing about God knock on your door to tell you what you apparently need to know.
A gorgeous reminder Amelia, thank you for this powerfully simple Truth.
Amelia, I love this line “God does not allow abuse, in any form – which is anything that is not the absoluteness of the Love known to be”. Great reminder of who we are and what we are capable of. For me to not allow abuse is to not hold back and be responsible for every detail of the absolute love, care and tenderness I bring.
“God is Love, in equal measure for all.” Gone is everywhere and equally available to us all, it’s just up to us to be open and accepting that God is everywhere, in every word spoken, in every action, in every thought. Therefore it is important for us to take responsibility for everything we do.
The reflection of God is everywhere in nature. It is beautiful and amazing. I find it much easier to be reminded of God by nature than by someone trying to convince me with a random door knock at my home.
I love how you make God so tangible. I was chatting with the man from the post at work and we talked about religion and God. And i said: but we are all God, God is everywhere. He looked at me and did not agree with me but that was fine, it was just so beautiful to say it like this.
“It is important to know that we all started out knowing that Love: the above qualities of God are our most natural way of being and a way we can return to when we choose, allowing it to be.” Beautiful reminder Amelia…that love is always within us should we choose to connect to it – its that simple and always has been!
I love how you had no judgement of the door knockers spreading their thoughts about God. The relationship we each have with God is a very personal one that should be respected and left to the individual to discern. My experience is that God is there but I am still developing that understanding of how intimate and supportive that relationship can be.
The judgement of religion by many of us in society should raise flags to ask how is it that religion has us judging one another, seemingly without even getting to ponder God?
Further, our relationship with God should raise us up, it should make us more accepting, understanding and appreciative of everyone, it should allow us to see the innate beauty that every body has within them. I don’t see that happening in very much religious philosophy, yet that is a great gift to bestow upon ourselves, the ability to see beyond the ugliness and recognise that everyone has a beautiful soul that can be reconnected back to at any moment.
Thank you for this blog Amelia and these two words in your title have in the past made me run and look the other way. For starters lets look at that word God.
Is he a man?
Is he a woman?
Is he genderless?
Does he actually exist ?
Does he live up in the clouds?
Does he wear all white?
Does he behave like superman?
Why does he let things happen on earth?
Does he have all the answers?
Is he or she just a light?
Is God a vibration that only a chosen few can see or feel?
Why does this three letter work bring up so much in people?
Why are there wars in the name of God?
Why are different religions stating there is more than one God?
What on earth is God doing for us?
Enter Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine and ALL these questions and more will be answered and then it is up to you to feel for yourself what you know is true and not true. The best thing is you are given the tools to connect to the real you, so you can work it out for yourself. No more relying on others or taking on beliefs or anything like that. A life changer and a game changer if you ask me. Universal Medicine know what they are on about and it is time we listened and applied the teachings as they sure make sense. It has been 10 years now for me and YES they have every single answer I am asking and if you know me, you will know I question anything and everything.
“sometimes we do need reminding that God exists”. This is very true and the reminders come in all sorts of ways. These reminders are events that are already set into a plan to reboot the connection if it has slipped away. When a knowing is lived, the reminders are really reflections of the grace and beauty of God that lives within.
I agree Ariana, the door knocking religion feels forced upon me just like all the door to door sales people. You can lead a horse to water but you can’t force it to drink. When I began introducing self love into my life and changing my diet and sleeping habits I wanted to share it with the world as I felt amazing. I forced it onto someone close to me and instead of joining me in my new found self love, I drove them in the opposite direction which may have delayed their evolution. If I had just been me and allowed them to observe my amazingness then this would have allowed them to see and feel my divine love and allow them to chose this for themself.
Perhaps our biggest mistake was ‘putting’ God on a pedestal and believing he is a higher figure. Someone who guides us and looks down on us from heaven. How can we feel he is our equal when we are taught the opposite. Religious Institutions create the separation of equalness we have with God.
Amelia what I love most about your blog and the comments that follow is that there is such an openness to share our experiences of God and love, it’s becoming very natural and normal. For so much of my life the word God felt a bit like a dirty word because I wasn’t religious – was it OK to use his name? Who is he? How could I relate to God? Raising the subject of God or religion is typically a no go zone, likely to stir up strong feelings and oppositions as people defend their beliefs and ideals. It is very refreshing and freeing to be able to have the kinds of discussions that are happening here amongst us as we reconnect to God within us. Thank you for sharing your experience of God.
I recently met two guys, one from China and one from America who had come to Australia to work as missionaries. We had a chance meeting in the pouring rain under a bus shelter. I was asking them questions about where they were from and what they were up to and they shared very openly. We never talked about God, we never talked about anything spiritual, yet our connection was so joyful and open. As I was escorted to my car in the pouring rain by one of them I could feel how we were with God, enjoying the simplicity and grandness of love in that moment.
That’s beauty-full Vicky – a great example of the simplicity that Love is, void of emotion or drama or manipulation – it just is and invites all to be with it.
God is in those simply moments and does not need to be preached or told but felt, beautiful Vicky Geary.
Yes. The love of God is actually something that can be lived by the quality we choose to take into all our daily actions, the quality in which we express through words as well as movements and the way we nurture ourselves.
Love the simplicity of this Amelia “We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is, God’s Divine Love.” All we ever have to be is ourselves.
God is Love, when I read the title of your blog Amelia I immediately felt my body relax there was a feeling that it was ok to accept and allow this into my life. God is Love and no matter what we do or say I know he is there showing us love…no judgement just love.
Thank you Amelia. When we consider that God’s love lives within us all, equally so this has to surely make us stop and wonder how much of that love are we letting ourselves express every day. The love is there, the challenge is to allow ourselves to express it no matter how unloving the world may be.
I also have the feeling of living a life that enables me to be connected to God – something that I felt as a child and am now returning to.
Truly accepting and feeling our equalness with God and Everybody is an absolute paradigm shift in bringing in the purpose of life. Every moment and movement can be with the same brilliance and message of god. Humanity would soon receive the message of God’s love very clearly if we started to live this responsibility as we simply walk and talk.
It is great to have this conversation without feeling the compulsion or duty to have to impose by knocking on people’s doors and engage people in one’s beliefs to justify your existence. Yet instead of a knee jerk reaction to door knocking salvation squads – becoming angry or guilty for saying no to them, bring on the equality of knowing God and sharing it in loving ways without imposing, which is so simple and joyful when the moment allows it to naturally be expressed.
Katie, I totally agree- in preaching to others it feels like a force pushed onto others that can have the opposite effect- reaction. However, by living in a way that reflects God’s love this connects with people in an openhearted way and says to them that they too come from God’s divine essence.
I like how you bring equalness to everybody’s expression of their relationship with God and I agree we sometimes need to be reminded that God exists.
The love of God is keenly felt when we approach it from equality, and from knowing it is with such grace each person is held.
When I was young I knew God, but I was confused about where to find him, so I searched in all the local churches in my neighbourhood. I did not find him there. The actual truth came to light when I met Serge Benhayon and with the teachings of Universal Medicine my awareness expanded and my understanding of God was complete. And yes if I live God’s light on earth, I am most certainly reflecting love wherever I go.
Amazing all of these churches that a suppose to be houses for God but God lives inside any of us that choose to shine his light on earth and can not be confined by any building. Thanks Jo for reminding me of this.
The responsibility of doing my best to live God’s Love is the most awesome responsibility I have encountered, or even expect to encounter. Every day becomes an undoing of what is NOT that Love and an unfolding process of what that Love is: there seems to be little else that is as worthwhile as connecting with this and sharing it.
I have had many people knock on my door over the years to talk about god. They have felt like pushy sales people, with an attitude of they know best and that I need to be saved. I can’t imagine they win many people over and my opinion is that they make people turn further away from the word religion.
But they too have God inside them. They just need reminding! And our reflection can do this in a very loving way.
Very beautiful Amelia and yes it is such a powerful way to remind people of God, to reflect the qualities of God by embodying and expressing them. God is wise, graceful and spacious, qualities that can be truly felt in someone when they have allowed these innate qualities room to flourish from within and such a joyful real and lasting reflection to offer others throughout the day, no door knocking required.
That’s the difference if humans with an investment are knocking – or God’s energy itself.
Yes Amelia, its as simple as that – just being who we are is all we need to do to be a reflection of God.
There need be no soap boxes, or “bible bashing”, but a treasuring of our essence, and as such God is present in all we do.
When people go knocking door-to-door preaching the words of what they believe God to be, it can bring up so many different reactions in the person on the receiving end. People can react by being defensive against this imposition and I have seen others who want to verbally attack the door knockers. It just shows that trying to convert people and imposing knowledge on others is not a truly religious or loving act. True religion does not impose knowledge on others or judge people choices, or even try to convert people. Religion is simply a livingness which others are free to be inspired by if they choose to.
“Reflecting God’s Love shows the world another way from the chaos and corruption that currently ensues.” When we realise this we know that every single one of us can, and does, make a difference in everything we do. We do not have to wait for ‘The One’ for the world to change, for we are each ‘The One’. Live the love I am and I am the reflection for another to be their love.
Putting the image of God on a pedestal as the all knowing being that can fix all our problems just continues the vicious cycle of us looking outside of ourselves for the answers and for someone to fix all our problems. When in truth, we only need to start connecting to our own love by a simple gentle breath, which can then start the unfoldment of everything we need to know, and start the relationship with the divine love that we all truly are.
I smiled at these words Amelia: “however sometimes we do need reminding that God exists”, for it is often easy to get caught up in the craziness of our lives and in doing so not only separate from ourselves, but in the process also from God. Next time someone comes to my door to speak to me about God I will remember your blog and thank them for the reminder, and then ask myself why I needed reminding.
I am a vehicle for the love of God to come through and it is up to me to be open and share this with all those I come into contact with. I can do this in the way I express myself to others, how I care for myself and others and in all my actions. God is part of my livingness and although my expression of this is not always perfect, I remain open to being all that I can be on a daily basis.
I love the feeling of walking down the street, sitting on the train, looking round the supermarket and doing all those other so-called mundane things, knowing that I am bringing with me a reflection of the God we all have inside of us, without any imposition at all.
“Unfortunately, due to the amount of lovelessness that abounds in our world, we get reflected this more often than not, and so as we grow, we can adopt this same lovelessness and abandon the Love we innately are.” This is a really important message which highlights the responsibility of the choices we make as parents in how to bring up our children. If the next generation have that reflection of divine love from there family, won’t they then be more likely to choose to not leave the love that they can feel they are when they enter the world again?
When we accept that we are love – and that God is that same love, we can feel within the grace and beauty of truly knowing this which we then will emanate out into the world as we go about our daily lives.
Coming back to the title of this blog, led me to ponder on what and who God is for me. I could instantly feel how my posture changed when I allowed myself to connect to God. As if I went from the ‘small’ child to the ‘grown up’ adult. The child at one point chose to fight against being part of the whole and starting to be individual. This makes me realize that growing up, literally means accepting more and more of the Grandness that I am. Embodying more and more of the Love I am. For me key here is to accept that I am an adult (the embodied Love in me) as well as the individual child (the separate spirit) and accepting that I am that love first before I choose to disconnect. Wow – it is all up to me.
Responsibility and acceptance Floris, all of which you are capable of, as we all are.
Yes lindellparlour, Responsibility and Acceptance. There’s a lot there only in these 2 words. I’m noticing in myself that I instantly go into “Oh, I’ve not taken enough Responsibility”. Where for the first (!!!!) time I can see and feel that it’s not about judging myself, because I do take a lot of responsibilities and I’ve accepted over the years (lives) a lot! That is to celebrate. That is actually very beautiful and precious, having led me to where I am now, which is so much more connected and aware than years ago. Yet, there’s no end point. So there’s more to accept and be responsible for. It never ends. But going that road without connecting to deep appreciation doesn’t work and / or last. Thank you lindellparlour. Your comment gave me the opportunity to connect deeply with myself in regards to appreciation. Which is a wonderful gift from life and from me to me.
Beautiful Floris. Sometimes God only needs to give us a word or 2 to make us aware and or appreciate the moment.
True lindellparlour. How precious is that. It is clearly showing the True Power of words when expressed from The Livingness. That is, words that are lived rather than just words. Emptiness versus fulness. It is showing the incredible importance of being aware of energy as well as choosing to be connected or not. Thank you once again! It is amazingly surprising to me what flows out of my fingers when I connect to your comment, the Wisdom and my own connection. Beautiful.
I do enjoy our conversations Floris. It feels like we are constantly pulling each other up.
Me too Lindell, it’s beautiful. I can feel how safe I feel connecting to you. And how much you appreciate me. Both are great for me to express; that I do feel these ‘things’. So let’s keep going and building. There’s a certain joy and familiarity that is in between us. Like we know each other well. A deep trust that we’re reconnecting to. Lovely to feel that. Very absolute.
The sad fact is that such are the ideals we carry around what divinity truly is, that even if God was to show himself to us in all his glory, we would most likely not recognise his presence. Our understanding of the world is limited by our perception of what we wish it to be as is our understanding of what is true divinity.
I would have to agree with you Adam. If you asked 20 people to describe love they would all have a different answer and all 20 would believe their answer was the right one. So if God presented himself, not all of us would recognize him.
Yes Adam very well said, and in the sense that Amelia has outlined where we can find the presence of God, we are constantly and repeatedly blind to His presence in and through any number of us at times, when we choose to express the Love we are, but also in the myriad of ways He is present through nature, constellation and those magic moments we might otherwise call serendipitous, let alone in the space between all things. How much is missed for exactly that reason… because our perception of what we wish Him to be is not what He truly is.
When I connect to how I feel, I can feel his presence in all that I do… walking beside me, listening to conversations, attending meetings, tending the garden. He is always there and sometimes he has to wait for me to remember this, but then he is also incredibly patient!
That is a great point Adam, our beliefs and expectations carefully control what we allow ourselves to be aware of.
The fact that we can believe that one religions god is different to another shows us how we carry different ideals about divinity and love.
Different pictures of what God looks like tells us as you say Abby, that there is a belief in place, rather than a knowing. With the support of Universal Medicine, that has now changed for me.
It is very difficult to see clearly when we have blinkers on, and these blinkers are our preconceived notions, our ideals and beliefs and the many ‘must-bes or else’. It takes courage to set ourselves free and accept the responsibility that we all have.
I remember having a conversation with a couple of people who knocked on my door to tell me about God. I looked one of them straight in the eyes and I could feel his sadness and an emptiness and the fact that he was desperately trying to prove something in an intellectual way. There was no warmth. The other person could not even meet my eyes and there was a sense of shame coming from her. I stood there and did not shirk away. I stood and met them and let them see my radiant shining face and said ‘God is Love, and he is within me’ They both looked shocked. It was clear from what they said next that they had eradicated love from the equation! What I said had reminded them of the fact of love. I kindly refused what they were offering me to read and gracefully said a warm goodbye. I feel they received more from that brief encounter than I did!
Your encounter was so very beautiful Rebecca and I definitely feel that these people received a huge healing from you, both through your words and also from you not holding back your glory: they were presented with true love, maybe for the first time ever.
How beautiful Rebecca…they were offered a gift from God from you, and it will be a marker of truth for them to one day return to. The power of our reflection is so powerful – we have so much to offer others just by being the love we naturally are.
Certainly feels like that – it might have shocked them but better being shocked than remain in the intellectualising coldness of trying to sell God.
Great example Rebecca how we can reflect divinity to everyone we meet just though our presence which comes from our livingness. There is no trying, pushing, judgement, convincing, hard sell in this. Just presenting our presence and let the other person freely choose to accept that or not. True inspiration via reflection from the body not from the mind.
Beautiful, Rebecca, and it is amazing how so many people who go around door knocking to try to ‘sell’ their religion so seldom ever mention the word ‘love’. They are more inclined often to harp on about the threats to the world etc. rather than anything that includes love. It is as if they don’t relate love to religion, except to say that God is love. But we are Sons of God, so therefore, we too are love within us. It is up to us to live that love and show others, as you did, that love that is within us.
Gorgeous Rebecca. What’s your address….? Be ready for a queue at your door! ☺
“Reflecting God’s Love shows the world another way from the chaos and corruption that currently ensues.” I love this line Amelia. And this is our responsibility. It’s a work in progress for me, but one that is definitely worth working on.
Often the people who literally knock on doors seem like they are no different to salespeople. Trying to sell God doesn’t work – it’s a very off-putting technique. God is something you feel and connect to and ultimately recognise within yourself, not something you purchase out of need or on a whim. It is much easier for and on all to reflect a truth rather impose it.
Yes Victoria, ‘it is much easier for and on all to reflect a truth rather impose it’… if there is one thing l’ve learnt in life it is definitely that. Knowledge alone has gotten us nowhere, and there is no greater example than the ongoing horrors of wars fought in the name of God. How can any livingness of love be a part of anything like that, it is impossible, and exposes very clearly the true nature of what amounts to an imposed set of beliefs.
There is something about door knocking that carries the energy of imposing and is manipulative. This blog has given me the opportunity to ponder holding the presence of God that exists within us all, in this situation and to reflect God in true presence and action. I am loving ‘Being’ all that I am in the moments where our world is most lost. Thanks Victoria for your comment and Amelia for opening this important discussion.
I agree, Victoria, I also equate people who knock on doors to sell God as the same as any other salespeople. I have always really disliked the practice, and always in the past dismissed them very quickly. But now I would treat them very differently, much more like Amelia describes in this beautiful blog. I love how she has explained how she dealt with them lovingly, and that to me is the way to go in all interactions with others.
Well said Victoria. Preaching on any level about anything doesn’t work. When we accept that we are love and God is that same love, fully claim that deep connection with our core authentic self we emanate the love that we are, the magic of God can be felt by all.
Absolutely Victoria – selling me an idea of what other people know God to be seems to cheapen and almost abuse the essence of God – which as you say is there to be felt by the individual. It is a personal relationship and connection that we can choose to come back too.
“Reflecting God’s Love shows the world another way from the chaos and corruption that currently ensues. When we feel the power of this, we can feel the responsibility we have in living this Love, in whatever way we can.” Beautifully expressed Amelia.
Agreed beautiful line, “Reflecting God’s Love shows the world another way from the chaos and corruption that currently ensues. When we feel the power of this, we can feel the responsibility we have in living this Love, in whatever way we can.” Who says responsibility is boring and not the most enjoyable thing around. Just a shame like so many things we have bastardized the word and made it seem like a burden and a pressure rather than the true joy that it is. Thank you Amelia for reminding us of the divineness that responsibility truly is.
Great point Laura, there is no struggle or burden in responsibility. In fact, as soon as we are choosing these things over our divine joy, we are being irresponsible.
This is a super powerful sentence, expressed with so much love Amelia. Thank you.
In this I can feel the absolute inevitability of our return to Love – sooner or later, we all get there. The reflection and the presence is not going anywhere – it is just a matter of time.
God seems to be so far away from us and something much grander than we are. The moment we accept in full that we are a part of God, in everything we are and do, everything changes. Accepting this fact means accepting all of us, all of our love we carry, all the power and fire we are able to ignite.You may say, that´s easy… The responsibility that comes hand in hand with the accepting is the “problem” I guess 😉
I love what you wrote here steffihenn – that the moment we accept in full that we are a part of God, everything changes, and it does – love has the opportunity to flow in and out once again.
Yes steffihenn, I have also noticed in society that when the word God is mentioned it brings up many things for people that is why bringing a sensitivity, but a strength, to this word is important.
Some of us relate the mess the world is in to being proof that there is no God.
You hear people say, why would God let this happen?
This is another way of avoiding our responsibility, we are here to evolve not to have God do all the work for us, our purpose is to connect to the fact that we are no different to God, we are simply choosing to deny our heritage at times.
Very well said Sarah! I know this comment too- it is always THE proof for people, that there can´t be a GOD instead of seeing they need to do their part of the job, too.
Very well said steffihenn, accepting God is not the problem, accepting the responsibility that we are from God is. When we live in separation from this fact we can do almost anything because we can justify it as “I am not Godly” yet if we align to our inner knowing that we are from God then along with that comes a level of responsibility that asks for us all to live the love we know. If we are holding onto any levels of comfort, wanting to be irresponsibility in parts (drink, be abusive, watch shows we know do not contribute to the whole, and etc and etc) then we fall into a trap of wanting to deny what we know in preference to the comfort of what we think we enjoy.
I agree steffihenn, in accepting that our grandness is God’s grandness is a responsibility we shy away from — because then we know we are here to reflect that grandness to everyone else, so that they remember too. It’s been something I’ve been realising more and more and seeing the games I play not to accept the responsibility. With responsibility comes more and more awareness, and we cannot but see the suffering and ill that humanity is currently in when we really let our eyes be open. But even though this can be confronted it is exactly why it’s so important to reflect and be the beauty and glory we are, to let God’s love shine through us so that others can rekindle that same love in themselves and choose to walk in and with God as well.
I feel this also steffihenn, and when we truly connect with God and his light it exposes how we do know how to life live and hence we are to then fully let go of all the behaviours that are not in line with that.
Great comment steffihenn, to know we are a part of God is huge.
Very beautifully said, steffihenn, the responsibility that comes hand in hand with accepting in full that we are a part of God, can indeed be quite a stumbling block. There are moments when I feel absolutely amazing with such a strong flow of love streaming through my body, however, the challenge for me is consistency … taking the time to continually appreciate all that I am now feels like the key to strengthening the consistency.
I love what you have written here; I felt something change in my body when I read this .. just how easy this is to accept ‘The moment we accept in full that we are a part of God, in everything we are and do, everything changes.’ Thanks.
Thank you Amelia. As I explore through the support of Universal Medicine what God truly is, I feel more and more connected to God – but a God that is inside us all equally. Your blog supports me even further to connect to this. Ironically, people door knocking to sell me God was one of the reasons I absolutely denied God’s existence. But what I have found to be true is that God does communicate with us. Not truly through door knockers, but through a level of communication that reminds us of the love, beauty and connection that exists always. There may be wars about religion going on, but we forget to bring it back to the truth of God, to love, and to the delicacy and symbolism offered in a feather or a flock of birds. What you write here brings us back to this simple appreciation that God is equality, God is love and God is unity.
You make a great point here about non-imposing Shirley. Thank you for your expansion. It is so true that through all the little reflections, God is not imposing but simply confirming. To me that is what feels true – that it will always be our choices that continue to deepen the connection we have with God – rather than a forced set of rules that many religions bring in. It confirms that God in essence does not let religion be more than the essence of connection. Nature is everywhere, no matter what the culture, race or religion, and a beautiful reminder that everything is equal.
It’s fascinating to feel the difference between the door knockers and you Amelia. You show no interest in the outcome, You are saying with your movement: I know God from the Love I can feel in my body, your choice to see it if you want to, or you can ignore it, but I will stay the same, simply reflecting God’s Love to everyone.
Yes gillrandall the difference is indeed stark… and reading through these comments that is clearly a consensus. Now if Amelia were to knock at my door… I would most definitely welcome her in.
In your beautiful words Amelia “The qualities of God are unmistakable, and are actually in us all”. After reading this I remembered the last time someone came knocking at my door baring gifts of leaflets and wanted to keep me in fixed conversations I decided to listen this time and not ignore them. My response surprised them so much so that they were lost for words, those words came from my heart and they felt it so. No leaflet required.
I can relate to that, Marion, and I have found that they no longer bother to walk down my long driveway to knock on my door. They either find me a ‘lost cause’, or they respect me and how I experience God.
haha. Very true Marion.
We all know the truth of the heart – this is our one-unified religion – Love.
Amelia, I love how non judgemental this article is, how you see God in everyone equally and do not judge others for their different beliefs about God, in the past i have been quite dismissive of people knocking door to door talking about God, and so this is very inspiring to read, thank you.
Yes I was touched by this too rebeccawingrave. I have in the past been dismissive of door knockers also, getting rid of them as quickly as possible… inherent in this has always been a judgement that it is wrong to do, imposing etc. and while I certainly agree and maintain that it is not an action that arises from a connection to Love and therefore to God, Amelia’s equanimity towards those who do so, was tangible and beautiful.
I agree rebeccawingrave this is beautiful to feel and an example of the love of God that lives inside us all. And that his love is in us equally and Amelia is a reflection for where ever she goes, gracefully so. Thank you Amelia.
I agree rebeccawingrave, so clear that Amelia lives this love as her natural way of being. Beautiful to feel.
I felt that same way, rebeccawingrave, reading how non judgemental Amelia is regarding people who are ‘door knocking’ I could feel that this is truly living God’s love, accepting that everyone has their own expression and way of doing things that feels ‘right’ for them. To judge others for doing things that seem ‘imposing’ to me, is to treat them as being less and therefore, not seeing them as equal. Big lesson, thank you.
Absolutely Rebecca, I agree, Amelia’s blog is inspirational and should be shared in every religious organisation around the world!
I agree that “Reflecting Gods Love shows the world another way from chaos and corruption that currently ensues.” This is a beautiful sharing Amelia. Personally I have found those who’s Religion involves door knocking and recruiting a very uncomfortable experience to handle, over many years. I realise they have good intentions and I am polite but, give an inch and they take a mile, is my experience. To me God has always been a personal experience of love, and The Way of The Livingness as presented by Serge Benhayon confirms and expands the truth of this.
It is beautiful to feel the absence of judgement in your blog Amelia and the appreciation for all people you come across. As you say we do not need to knock on doors. remixing people of God is in every breath we take and every movement we make. As God is know to us all within reflection is what reignites the spark.
Thanks, Amelia, what you have written here provides me with a moment to stop and appreciate the work of Universal Medicine – how they are relentlessly exposing the lovelessness in the world and reminding us that we are a part of God and truly loving by nature.
I agree Janet, Universal Medicines relentless exposure of what is not love is how we are all re-learning to be loving once again. We have to understand the what is not, to fully embrace the what is – as you so eloquently shared in an early Sutra.
God is lovingly knocking on the door of our inner-heart in every moment; when we open up to our inner-heart God is there with us and in us in every move we make.
Yes Mary, when God knocks on the inner heart however He is knocking from the inside, waiting to be let out… in our every breath, gesture, movement and action. He is in our reflection, as has been made clear by this beautifully divine blog.
Beautiful blog Amelia, a good reminder that God is in all of us, even the door knockers. In an instant from reading your blog you have changed the way I look at these people forever as to be honest I always thought of them as a pest and sometimes hard to get rid of but like you and I and everyone we are all sons of God no matter how we choose to express it.
Yes kevmchardy, I too have seen people who door knock preaching about god as pests. I have been quite abrupt in the manner I have spoken to them not wanting to engage with anything they have to say. We are all equal sons of god, even if I don’t agree with the way certain people choose to express it. The next time someone comes knocking on my door to talk about God I will say, ‘no thank you’ more lovingly.
Love the comment Kevmchardy, how practical the learning from this blog is in changing our relationship to things that happen all around us.
To be honest I still judged the door knockers up until to the moment I read your comment Kevimchardy. When I first read Amelias blog I went into a reaction that she went too soft on them. The thing that doesn’t make sense is I have always had sweet interactions with the people that come to my door and I know that they are doing what they feel is right, it just feels like knowledge and not a lived way and that can rub me up the wrong way at times.Today and now I am realising that any and all judgement is not love and there for is not needed. Thank you for reminding me of that.
I love the words “God is Love” as it shows wars based on having different religions do not make sense, it also exposes that a lot of the current religions are not truly representing God as they are not only about love. Knowing God is Love makes it also more practical to live with God every day as I only have to be love in my daily activities to be with God. I always saw God as something out there but through knowing God is love I know it is in me too.
Blogs have a way of appearing just when you need to read them and this one is no different. I let my mind tell me that it is hard to walk through life being love and reflecting that love to the people I meet but in this you have broken it down to how we all did it naturally as children. We are born this way, which can be clearly seen in the gorgeous open and loving way of young children but as we get older we loose this quality because the world tells us this is not the way to be. If children can walk around being the love they are until the point that they have learnt lovelessness is the only way to be then it cannot be hard. It feels like it comes down to a choice to make it hard by letting our past hurts get in our way. What happens when we let go of all these hurts and simply commit to being the love that we all naturally are in our essence? Does life then flow with the joy and ease that it does for a child?
its true, we all are a reflection of god, no propagation needed. All that we need to be is our innate love, as that is the part that is the same as god.
This is a beautiful and Simone article Amelia with lots and lots of gold… I love how you’ve shared that we all innately know love and know God — a knowing that stays within us even if we bury it as a result of the lovelessness that is unfortunately the norm these days in life. But this is the thing — even though lovelessness abounds it is not our true way. It doesn’t need much for the love that we actually are to be ignited once again when true love is reflected back to us.
It is true Katerina, lovelessness is not our true way, we have just gotten used to accepting less. Once love is reignited there is only one path, and God is definitely with and within us to light the way.
I love reading about God in such simple writing, thanks Amelia.
In the past I used to feel similar to Samantha about the imposing nature of ‘door knockers’ trying to convince me how to have a relationship with God. However, after even going to the point of not answering the door when I saw them at the door a couple times, I felt how that was not offering them nor myself a chance to learn something and share my feelings as well. So, since then I have had some pretty amazing philosophical discussions with some of these people and have asked them some challenging questions that they actually appreciated because they came from me in a way that was not so judgemental as it had been in the past, but were actually posed in a way that respected their intent to know and feel God, just like we all do at some level.
Like Carmin, I love that I have lost the feeling that God is somewhere ‘out there’. I was given this concept for many years of my life, but thanks to Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine I now have the assurance and the joy of the knowing that I am living my life in the Atma of God. I am in Him and He is in me.
Yes, Katie, it is that simple, isn’t that absolutely amazing? We just have to live that love of God.
It is indeed beautiful in its simplicity. We reflect what we live and so it is our choice then what we would like to live and reflect to the world.
Love these words, Amelia, “We don’t need to door knock to do this. We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is, God’s Divine Love.” How simple that is, we don’t have to disturb them at their doors, which so many people find very intrusive. Just by walking down the street being truly who we are and reflecting God’s Divine Love is all that is needed. No intrusion in that, it is there for those who have eyes open to seeing the truth.
A truly beautiful blog, Amelia I felt the love within and pouring into me as I read it. I especially love “I felt myself as being a reflection of God, walking around in everyday life.” As I read that, I could feel the huge truth in what you have shared. That is the great purpose of our being here on this earth, we have a role to play in showing humanity that we are all sons of God and are here to learn to live that every moment of our lives. I so loved all the qualities of God that you listed in your blog, and it is so inspiring to realise that we all have these qualities within us as well, the key is for us to truly embody these qualities and live them every day, and be role models for all others to be able to follow when they are ready.
Even if you close your eyes the reflection will continue to reflect. So is it only a matter of opening our eyes? Thank you Amelia, lovely blog.
The God you described Amelia feels true, there is no separation, there is no looking up to, there is no punishment, what feels true is Love, because we are all that equally so, and this is the God we know—Love.
God’s Divine Love is the most simple of all—we just have to be ourselves, it is really that simple.
If the people that choose to spread the word of God are the embodiment of God then there is a chance that those who they speak to may get a whiff of God themselves, but if they do not have the lived experience of God in their bodies then it is not possible for another to receive anything more than God as a concept.
God’s love is in everywhere, it holds everything in this world, and every choice we live will be reflected back to us.
God cannot be advertised, imposed upon and forced onto anyone, as that would be like saying one thing and doing another, there is no substance in preaching and our bodies know this. God is within us, its divinity is felt and seen when it is lived through and expressed through the movements of this physical vehicle. Talking, but without living God is a huge understatement and arrogant reduction of the enormous love that we all are.
In our present day, religion is a choice. It is the free will given by God whether we build a relationship with God or not. But God is not outside of us, God is within us, the Kingdom of God is within every one of us. If we choose to have a relationship with God we choose to to have a relationship with our self. This is a choice, but looking at it this way, it is also an inevitable responsibility.
Amelia there is something very pure in the way that you write. If your writing were to be reflected by a colour, it would be white.
Personally I have found door knocking to be quite imposing of an agenda that has made me to feel uncomfortable however I find your blog quite the opposite…allowing me to appreciate how much more beautiful it is to experience someone who embraces and lives the qualities of divinity and reflects that in the way they are, agenda free.
I sense miles away if someone is imposing or calculating something towards me. When something is shared freely and without an investment, I have the choice to align or not. I prefer the one, where I have a choice .
Yes I too I find door knocking imposing except when it is God quietly ‘knocking on my door’ as is happening everyday when I have opportunities and the choice to open it and choose Love or not!
The subject of God is a beautiful and interesting one and I agree that once felt, the love of God is absolute and consistent beyond comprehension at times. What I note of interest is that you can’t really tell anyone about God without that person first connecting to what God really means to them and thus them choosing to feel God for themselves. For me God is a physical and energetic experience, knowing him and his presence comes ever so natural when I grace myself by holding the presence of what it feels like to be me.
Absolutely beautiful Cherise… ‘knowing him and his presence comes ever so natural when I grace myself by holding the presence of what it feels like to be me’.
Gorgeous Cherise, and I totally agree, ‘you can’t really tell anyone about God without that person first connecting to what God really means to them and thus them choosing to feel God for themselves.’
So beautiful Cherise, I choose and know God when I choose me.
As we come to know ourselves and live from our true essence, we come to know God, as he is not separate or outside of ourselves but we are part of Him.
… and simply walking knowing and feeling this is all the ‘door knocking’ that is needed… simply a reflection and a reminder.
Exactly Joanne, we can’t sell someone what they already have.
I like metaphorically knocking on people’s doors reminding them God is very much present. Sometimes the door opens, even if only a crack, often it stays resolutely shut. Either way, the reflection is there.
I love that Victoria, we are knocking on people’s doors when we choose to reflect the love of God, in a completely unimposing way allowing the other to either open their door or leave it firmly shut. It’s so beautiful when you see a door that has been shut for a while start to open even just a little as they start to open up to God’s presence.
Yet again so simple, when we live God’s love we bring this reflection to everybody.
Knocking on people’s door just by being us, living from divine love and being unimposing on anyone. I really like this. It feels so simple and unintrusive.
It is in stillness that I have come to know God and that he dwells inside of me.
I’m with you there Donna for I know that in stillness I have not one ounce of doubt that I am of God and that my essence comes from him as a divine spark within.
One certain way to make sure we do not feel our oneness with God is to paint him as something outside of us that we need to please and transcend to. The major religions tend to even paint him as a vindictive and punishing being and that we are in effect unworthy of his love! This is devastating and even when we can logically argue against it, I have found that the belief subtly infiltrates in all aspects of life. Universal Medicine is great in this regard with regaining the connection and one ness with God that many of us remember from when we were a young child, when God was Love and was experienced all around and within us.
well said Golnaz, there is much that is great misrepresentation about what and who God truly is and how we can have a relationship with this. Everything reflects and has an affect so as you say even when we think we are not affected these misrepresentations get int the way of the inner connection that tells us without fail exactly who and what God truly is.
Yes Golnaz, the way that God is portrayed is such a contradiction; I am not surprised there are so many people who turn away from organised religions. On the one hand they say God is love, but he is also going to punish us for our sins because even though we are all his sons, some of us are unworthy. It doesn’t make any sense to me. With the support if Universal Medicine I have rediscovered true religion, and yes God is love and I can feel that love all around me and within when I connect to myself.
I couldn’t agree more Golnaz. Religion has done a great job of keeping people ‘in the dark’ about their true relationship with God, instead using him to wield power over people. In doing so the magic, wonder and true love of God has been destroyed. Like you I am deeply appreciative to Serge Benhayon for reintroducing the truth of our connection with God for it is so joyful to connect again to the magic of God within me and reflected all around me.
Than you Amelia for writing such a beautiful blog. We all need that gentle reminder to be a “reflection of god” in all that we do. I regularly fall short of this standard, however, it gives us an unquestionable reference point. This allows us to assess the choices we are making through our livingness (or livingless) that will offer opportunities that bring us back into alignment.
It’s interesting Matt your sense of ‘falling short’. I guess the thing we all fall short of when we feel this way is our connection to ourselves, for the divine spark is forever there within us. We just don’t or won’t acknowledge our Godly selves. How interesting it is that that which we seek is right under our noses!
Livingness or livingless – I love it! Sounds like a blog title to me : )) And a question to ask ourselves: are we in the livingness, or are we livingless?
Precisely Victoria, agreed.
Very true, Amelia. No need to impose on people about the truth of God when all that matters is to reflect it naturally and effortlessly from the way we’re living each day, every day. That in itself speaks volumes about the qualities of God being our most natural way of being whilst allowing others to just be and to choose the truth for themselves.
Yes – it’s a way of reflecting and sharing God that has been seriously overlooked in our world, which is how we ended up with people believing they need to knock on doors to share divinity.
Its simple – you just can’t impose the idea of God on anyone. But when you live with a known understanding of his love then everyone can feel it.
I agree Simon, it can be that simple. Often words can unnecessarily complicate what is already felt very naturally.
“We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is, God’s Divine Love.” This is beautiful Amelia. We are a reflection of God in all that we are and I love that fact. Thank you.
You have made God so accessible Amelia from your personal relationship, and I love that. I’ve always felt annoyed when door knockers would come handing out brochures that quite frankly often portrayed God as judging and condemning, and our saviour. I find everyday little and big signs of God everywhere, and for me it has been an unfolding of opening my eyes and my heart.
I agree Aimee, ‘you will go to hell and damnation if you do not sign up to this religious doctrine right now, the end is nigh, and I am on the boat out of here and you are not.’ Is quite a contradiction to love of God that I have felt, and many others as it would seem from the comments here.
Yes, we all hold the responsibility of reflecting God’s love and it is awesome to be reminded of this, thank you Amelia. It is a moment to moment relationship we have with ourselves to remember that we are divine and to choose this over the denseness.
Reflecting God’s Love – in walking with the knowing of who we are, we also walk knowing who everyone else is, equally so. When I feel into what God’s Love is in reflection, it’s all those powerful qualities that you’ve listed Amelia – there is also a very strong sense that in reflecting this truth there is not one ounce of judgment, need, expectation or justification – it simply is and allows others to be where they are at too – great for me to feel this, thank-you.
So we reflect God in an instance if we live these qualities- just a simple choice to be made, we are all capable of.
So true steffihenn, we are always reflecting something, ours is the choice of what we reflect. We choose it in every moment.
Even when we are not with anybody and just chilling on our couch we are reflecting something…. true.. What great responsibility we have to embrace, if we really accept the fact that everything we do or think affects everybody.
Amelia I loved reading this, especially the qualities of love and God. In particular, ‘God remains to Be Love, no matter the reaction of those who may not want to feel the reflection of this Love.’
I used to react to reflections of love, in fact, often I still choose to. For example when people are given the opportunity to learn their unloving ways need to stop through what are generally considered unfortunate circumstance I can turn to sympathy. Sympathy robs me of the truth that without these circumstances the person may never consider loving and responsible ways and continue to cause great ill.
I have felt how powerful it is to be loved. No matter that I reacted to that love, that person loved me so much they never excepted anything that I defended that was not love – anything that is not who I truly am – so that I may connect back to the love I know to be true, so that I too can reflect this to others.
What I can feel here is the fact of Free Will – we actually have the right to deny God if we choose and that needs to be accepted by those who have honoured their connection with and to Him, within and without. Yes, we remind people of Heaven when we walk it and feel it in our bodies, but if there is any expectation for people to ‘get it’ then it looses it’s equality and true light.
‘We don’t need to door knock to do this. We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is, God’s Divine Love.’ Simply divine, Amelia!
Also there is no imposition when it comes to God or love, in fact, love is an embrace or a holding of the space in which we all reside and hence it never forces any belief onto anyone else. God’s love is a source of purity and beauty that stands steady until such time that anyone of us chooses to connect to and be a part of it in fullness and equality.
Reading this I remembered being in my teens and hiding in the house when the door knockers would come around, I felt embarrassed for for these guys something just didn’t sit right for me, although I felt they could embrace god theres was a part of me that wished that I too could embrace god, it actually highlights again the pictures or image of what I think god is or should be or be doing.
It is great to be reminded that God isn’t someone ‘out there’ expecting to be worshiped and appeased. He is Love, as is our natural essence. Love is who we are – where we have come from and where we are going. Yet many have disconnected from this truth, so I totally feel the responsibility you mention of living this love as a reflection for all – that they too have an opportunity to remember and connect to their own innate love should they so choose.
“God is Love, as is our natural essence.” This says it all, very simple and thus very simple to apply/live.
Beautiful Amelia “there are many teachings espousing that God is external to us and as a figurehead to be revered” what a way to keep us away from who we truly are and the equality we naturally come from.
Yes, Emily, it is awful that the teachings of God have been so bastardised, and yes, it is a deliberate ploy to “keep us away from who we truly are and the equality we naturally come from”. I thank God for Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine who have made me aware of the truth, that I can feel so strongly through my whole body and know is the truth. God is within me and within the all, we are all equally Sons of God, and all we need to do it embody that truth, be love, and live from that in all that we do.
It’s not what we say or the pamphlets that may be distributed, it’s the way we are that reflects who we are and therefore if we are committed to being in our true essence of love that is what people feel.
Amelia, thank you for this. Love is such a misunderstood word and I often ponder on the fact that because we are love, made with God’s particles, held together by love as the ‘glue’ or energy of God’s love, that it seems inconceivable to consider this fact when we are so used to projecting things and looking outside of ourselves. The result of this is to make up different meanings for love and God because ultimately it is a feeling and never an emotion.
Susan I often wonder that if people truly understood the ‘science’ behind the universe, that we are all made of the same particles, God’s particles, if it would be easier to accept that we are in fact equal sons of God, living, breathing, walking representations of him here on Earth? When I talked to my son about how we are made of God’s particles he got it straight away and asked me “so I’m God?” It’s so simple but we make it so complicated.
Beautiful Ameila. I love that you state that we are all equal, that we all are the love of god, that God is within us all and not some abstract external being that we need to beseech for favour. I have reacted to the door to door religious types as I feel the imposition of them preaching their “version” of god. It is lovely to see how you have taken this as a reminder of your connection with god and not reacted. Thank you Amelia.
I too, Lee, have reacted in the past to the door to door salesmen and women of religion. I have felt the enormous imposition of them trying to tell me about their version of God. I no longer react, but now if they knock on their door, I tell them lovingly that I have my own knowing of God and living from that, and that I do not need to hear any other version. I have found they seldom knock at my door now.
Like you Lee, I loved how Amelia did not judge the door to door people but simply accepted them for where they were at in their life. We do not have to agree with people; we simply have to accept where they are in within themselves at any given time.
Many mainstream as well as minor religions foster the notion that a) God is a being higher than ourselves and difficult to reach and b) that a chosen few, such as the Pope, bishops, rabbi’s and others in religious roles within society are closer to God than the common man.
As Amelia describes here, God is equally accessible to everyone and in fact we are all equal to God. God has the responsibility of holding an entire planet of people where as our responsibility is not as substantial, but in essence we are of and equal to him.
Its an interesting point Lee, like you I would normally make a judgement about seeing people going door to door like this. But in that judgement, I am reacting.. pulling away from seeing clearly what is really happening and then using it as an opportunity to see something grander. Amelia has shown us a truly philosophical approach.
‘Reflecting God’s Love shows the world another way from the chaos and corruption that currently ensues.’ Brilliant and so simple and all that is needed to debase eventually the notion that life is a struggle. It is a struggle when we do not reflect God’s love.
Life is a struggle when we have no purpose and live the current ‘normal’ loveless lives that most of us do. Then life is hard work, it is difficult to get up in the morning and when we are hit with problems we do not have the foundation within us to handle them with ease. When we choose to reflect Gods love the struggle fades away and the loving foundation supports us to be steady in all that life throws at us.
Life is a struggle when we do not recognise and appreciate the fact that God is with us and within us all the time.
Life has been made a struggle for aeons now with the focus being on getting through life, making enough money for food, bills etc.. However what is here presented is another way to live life, making it about connection first and foremost and the rest with naturally follow thereafter. Building on our connection with god is not just a beautiful way to live life, it is also a coming home which has much support in dealing with everyday life.
I like what you are pointing out here aminatumi, there is no need for struggle when we make it about connection first and foremost.
This is true Katerina, this struggle is there for many.
So true, we don’t have to knock on doors or walk around talking about God. We can just walk, sit, work, sleep, eat and do all things that we do, being that reflection of God, that is, of Love.
It is in the reflection of living love and not the preaching that another connects to the equal truth of themselves.
I agree Victoria. It is our presence before it is in our words.
Yes, the quality of our presence speaks volumes.
What we see others live is something that our mind cannot successfully deny, that is why living what we feel is true instead of talking about it is so powerful.
Through the qualities of God as you have beautifully shared offers us a powerful reminder of who we all are and equally have access to when we choose to connect to our hearts. ‘These qualities are then there for us to reflect to all of humanity.’ – so true, and as such are reflected to us through all we are connected to. This we naturally do whenever we embrace and walk with our Love as it is the true nature of the all-encompassing, all-inclusive, Oneness that Love, that God is and that we are all a part of. Thank you Amelia for your reflection.
Amelia, I love how you’ve made it super practical that we can reflect God in everyday life, in how we live, how we raise our kids, do our jobs. It can be that simple and there’s no need to preach or push anything on anyone, we just walk as the reflections of God we are.
Absolutley agree monicag2. It is really that simple – no pushing or trying, just reflecting who we are in all that we do, however small it is what we are doing.
I have had door knockers in the past and found it lovely to let them in my house to hear what they had to share on God…. After their sharing ,I said to these people of God …. I am a gay women , so is that okay that I come to your church and they said no and left my house.
“God is Love, in equal measure for all.” True love is never selective.
It is so much easier to reflect God than I was told by catholic and protestant and hindu religion. The Way of The Livingness is the first religion that I came across that starts with me being love. Great foundation I would say!
Great point Felix. It is true for me also that The Way of The Livingness reminds us that we already are of God, equal sparks of God and through our bodies God is and this greatness is one that can be lived now, together with all others equally.
God is immanent and when lived and expressed also reflected outwardly.
Simply and clearly written Amelia – Love is in the physical, is within us all and flows out from us all in what we bring to each day. We can choose to leave the tap running or we can choose to turn it off – the choice is ours. What I really love is, when we leave our tap on the love flowing out acts like the oil that lubricates a squeaky hinge – if we leave our love flowing all the hinges and parts of God’s wondrous plan flows more smoothly.
Thanks Amelia. There are so many beliefs around what God is that it can quickly become a hot topic in conversations with others. One things that stood out to me from your list is that God remains love no matter what the reaction is from others. The more I live with an awareness of God constantly living in and through me, the more I allow myself to connect with all of humanity in an openness that is inclusive, rather than exclusive.
I love the title of this blog: God is Love. It clearly states he doesn’t give love or does things to make us love him, he simply IS love and never stops communicating love to us. We are all equal parts of this gigantic love, so the same applies to us.
The last time I had door knockers coming to share their version of God, I actually surprised myself by my complete lack of reaction. I’ve never been rude but have felt their way to be imposing. This time however, I just treated them as equals and though I did not go into discussion about what they wanted to share, I connected to each of them and had a lovely conversation about the landscape and the beautiful day it was. I even found myself touching one of them on the forearm in mutual support as we agreed with eachother. That God is Love I have no doubt, and being this in reflection is a divine responsibility I deeply enjoy.
The reality is that most door knockers present knowledge about God that is steeped in ideals and beliefs. The presentation comes with an expectation to accept this view or image of God otherwise there is none – it does not leave much room to play, it leaves little room for true discussion. However, often these doorknockers are lovely people themselves who have been lost and so have grabbed this belief system as the closest they can come to the truth – forgetting what lies already within them as the full truth. So when a door knocker knocks on your door, this is your opportunity to ‘preach’ this full truth to them simply by reflecting it through the way you talk, through your eyes, through the way you move. Who knows, perhaps they will be converted to the truth that lies within their own body, connected to the kingdom of God that lies within.
Thank you Amelia. God’s love can be felt all around us when we choose to connect to it within us. An absolutely gorgeous blog reminding us the love of God exists and we are vessels designed to carry and express His love equally.
It has taken a while to dispel the images and stories we grow up with of what/who God is. The realisation that God is Love (and not the white bearded man… or the one who judges our worthiness… or an entity that can save us from harm) changed the whole way I relate to myself and to others. God is Love and Love is who we are, the reflection of the Divine.
‘God is Love and Love is who we are, the reflection of the Divine.’ – Heavenly words. Thank you rosannabianchini for the reflection of the Divinity we are and can rightfully walk with whenever we choose to embrace it.
Me too Rosanna, I always found it confusing how we could have so many different interpretations of what or who God is. One religion that I can relate to and embody is the religion of love as a living way. Love is a religion that unites us all and that makes perfect sense.
I agree Victoria, the word religion was one that had all kinds of connotations that made me feel uncomfortable. But with love as a living way like you describe, shows that religion is simply a way of living that honours the Love we are. Yes perfect sense to me too.
Without the innate knowing of absolute love, brotherhood, truth etc we wouldn´t suffer from its absence or even opposite expressions like violence, abuse, neglect, blame, judgement, shame, guilt and so on. Even when we are not aware of this knowing of love, the reality of all the painful experiences we make is proof that we know deep inside.
Yes true Alex, and we will feel every step we take away from love, truth and brotherhood as a disharmonious one as it is an unnatural way of being.
And the more we move away from love the stronger the pull back and the ways the soul will make us aware of the waywardness. We cannot escape who we are, where we come from and where we go back to, we can only delay by bracing against it but even then we are pulled.
A visual came to mind as I read your comment Alex, one of walking in water waist deep against the current. Life does not need to be a struggle and we can simply let go of the resistance and surrender to life’s natural flow. This pull is always there as a choice.
Yes God is in me and equally in everybody. I love how simple it is to show this to others by my actions, my movements, my spoken words etc. If I can present God to another during the day then it has been a great day by just being who I am.
Love the beauty and simplicity you’ve shared Daniel – it is divine responsibility to know our lived way is constantly reflecting that which is true and love or that which is not.
This one line alone, if lived by all who say they believe in a God would end wars “God does not allow abuse, in any form – which is anything that is not the absoluteness of the Love known to be.”.
True Sandra… I have often heard people say ‘how can God allow this’ if he is an all loving ? We can place such expectations on God as our ‘saviour’ rather than take responsibility for living the divine essence of God we are.
It is the absolute beholding love of God that allows each of us to wake up to the truth of this.
“God does not allow abuse, in any form – which is anything that is not the absoluteness of the Love known to be.” Yes, not God, but I am allowing abuse and it is God’s love, that resides in me that is able to heal harming life-choices. This line from you could be enough, to learn a life-time and realize every time, when I stray from love into abusive behavior and call myself back to the absoluteness of love. And truly someone who is connected to this love inside is a joy and inspiration for everyone who allows it to receive.
Perhaps the resistance to the door knocking is because we know that the version of God that is being “sold” to us is not the truth and we innately know this.
“God is Love, in equal measure for all.” God doesn’t prefer one over another or communicate with one more than another – his communication is constant and equally with all of us, all the time.
I agree Amelia, sometimes we need to be reminded that there is a god, an all loving being who has the eternal patience waiting for us to learn from life and urge what is not love from the way that we live. This way leaves only love and we return to the divinity that is both our origin and our destiny.
Through reading your blog Amelia, it is very clear that the only way to know and understand God is through Love, that is being Love in all our expressions throughout our day. Is this a possible hint as to why so many of us feel we don’t know or feel God?
We cannot escape being that which we all innately are – Love. As in the absence of love all that we do is in reaction to this dis-connection, and essentially only in search of returning to the Love which we naturally and Divinely are where we are at One with All.
This is so beautiful Carola. Definitely no doubt that when we are connected to ourselves we are living true religion
I have been pondering on what God is and what picture I have had of him/her/it in my mind. I feel that God is an amalgamation of choices that it has made to be where it is at, just like us.
I love the everydayness of God you present here, Amelia.
Me too rachelandras – it brings a realness to it, something I can feel and practice and allows greater understanding of true purpose in every action, word and breath.
If God is not in the everydayness of life where else would he be ?! God is real.
I agree with you too, Amelia. We are all innately love, but have somehow lost this quality along the way of life and anyone can choose to reconnect with this love at any time. We also do not need to knock on people’s doors to remind them of God. It can be reflected in the simple things we do, a smile, a nod, taking great care in all that we do, or just simply walking down the street, as you say.
I like what you said about God in human form Amelia. For it may be seen as a concept, but when you know the connection and love the relationship, how could God not be revealed in everyday life.
I love reading this Amelia. You share beautifully how God is not something, or someone, we have to go looking for outside of ourselves but to re-connect within ourselves, “It is important to know that we all started out knowing that Love: the above qualities of God are our most natural way of being and a way we can return to when we choose, allowing it to be.”
We can share the true love that God is whenever we wish, any time, any place. Love/God is within us all equally, waiting to bust out.
I can remember as a child feeling this deep connection to God, love and equality and all God represents. It was such a deep warmth, coming home feeling. But then it was lost in a confusion of enjoining how adults lived – how amazing as children we give our power away in the belief adults know it all. To return to knowing the connection to God, simply returns me to the feeling and connection I began my life with.
Door knocking is definitely an intrusion upon people’s privacy, whereas simply walking down the street is a normal activity and people can choose whether they want to interact with us or not. If we live in a way that is loving, regardless of what we are actually doing, people will feel it, we don’t have to talk about it.
You know what I’m gonna be super honest here, I have judged another and been in reaction for their choice of religion but who am I to judge and the arrogance that comes with that – and you know what hey I’ve preached in my time too, and there are still moments, very very few where I do this, but I am now able to catch myself straight away, or near enough – I’m not perfect. Anyone on the receiving end of this I would imagine would definitely not be open to God’s love unless they were very solid and knew the absolute truth themselves – that we are all equal Sons of God, no matter what – because judgement is not love and as far from God as you can get. It’s an, I am right / you are wrong attitude, and it sucks – no brotherhood and no love in that. To judge another no matter where they are is deeply harming and very imposing, it keeps a person small, you’re basically saying that’s where they are at and can’t change – judging another is one of the worst things we can do for the evolution of humanity and brotherhood.
Yes, gyllianrae, judgement is just the pits either way it is turned, be it upon another or ourselves. Upon our realisation of God in whatever way that may be, there comes a sense of “everyone needs to know this! It will make their lives so much better!” Of course, in that initial realisation we are very new at things and are still living mostly from our head. From that place we just want everyone to be fixed the way we think that we have been “fixed”. Thus begin the conversations that usually have component of “if they would just listen to what I’m saying they would be all better”, but what is missing from this is the appreciation and acceptance of another and where they are.
That for me was the biggest ah-ha! moment and broke me of the need to make everyone listen to me, and judge those who didn’t (of course, no one was really listening to me preach because it’s a huge turn-off, so I was doing a lot of judging). But to accept myself and to accept others, has allowed me to see the truth that there is God equally within each of us.
gylianrae, I love your honesty and succinctness, and saying it the way it is – I feel that’s it in a nutshell really.
“God is Love” Simple absolute truth and fact.
I love this Amelia so much what a beautiful sharing and knowing of God and your personal relationship with him. This feels beautiful to acknowledge and share and to remind us to appreciate it and live our love daily with our movements, in our eyes with connection to ourselves, our soul and everyone equally.
This is gorgeous Amelia. I have had such a huge turnaround in my life and relationship to God, people and the world since I discovered Universal Medicine. At first it was tempting to tell everyone everything as I had finally arrived at the truth. Over time I began to see that this is not necessary as everyone can feel what is true. I am simply responsible for reflecting the love that I am that is equal in all others.
I was the same Leonne. Now I know the best way to reflect God’s love is to live it and be loving to everyone equally. When people ask me questions I am learning to answer without holding back or imposing but from absolute love and truth.
God is love and love is light. Thus, when we turn our back on God we walk in the shadow cast by our own departure. But God never stops loving, it is simply us who stop loving God. Regardless, his love forever burns within us all and is always being reflected in the world in which we live. When we make the choice to receive this reflection, we can extinguish the shadows and walk in light once more. We are the many lights of the One true light, here to reflect this truth to each other. Thankyou for this very gorgeous reminder Amelia.
“We are the many lights of the One true light, here to reflect this truth to each other.”
Thank you Liane for expressing it this way.
Thank you to you too Liane for adding to Amelia’s lovely writing. I love this, “Thus, when we turn our back on God we walk in the shadow cast by our own departure.” How true this is. The love of God resides in every one of us and when we turn back towards it,its power and beauty negates any shadow.
‘We are the many lights of the One true light, here to reflect this truth to each other.’- I love this Liane as it lays out beautifully and so calling us to realise our true purpose of our time here again together.
I did so enjoy reading your blog Amelia, and I would like to share that over time while we were still living at ground level I did learn to change my reactive behaviour towards what I saw was intrusion upon our privacy and instead did come to quite enjoy our little exchanges on being asked did I know God. Interestingly enough, behind this energy that I used to feel was imposing, other means and ways have had to be more pursued when the potential receivers of the leaflets etc.became not so readily accessible and the possibility of pressing the door bells at street level was discovered to be not so easy when living in highrise apartment blocks in some areas is often more the norm – hence we have recently and unexpectedly received landline calls to fullfil what may appear to some as an obvious need to ‘spread the word’ via the belief systems to which these fellow sons and daughters are aligned.
Interesting I feel, that some belief systems would have one go to such lengths, when it is a possibility the natural-ness of en-joying God’s ever present love that is deeply within us all is simply to be in re-connection with that still place within.
What I love about the way this is written is that there is absolutely no judgement on another and their choices. Sometimes people can pass judgement on another for their choices, actions and where they are at, but in judgement there is no reflecting or representing God or Love. We are all learning and we will all come back, no matter what, to living in full what we all know deep down that we all are equally Sons of God and absolutely divine.
” We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – God’s divine love” This is truth – we do not have to do anything – just simply being ourselves is more powerful than anything we may understand , and is all that is simply needed for the whole world to evolve.
I agree Gyl – we often under appreciate or fail to see the difference we can make by truly being ourselves in every aspect of our life. We are always expressing even if we aren’t speaking and this is seen or felt by everyone on some level.
A couple of years ago I would of cringed at the title of this blog, as I shunned away from the ‘God’ word given that I have felt disillusioned by God having been brought up within the Catholic church. Since coming to the Teachings of Universal Medicine, I have redeveloped my relationship with God in a way that is true. I no longer look for God outside of myself, but know that he resides within me as well as within everyone. Thank you Amelia for the reminder for all “that God is Love”.
I love this so much and I love the line where you talk about knowing love first and how much this is us, in truth. All the other behaviours draw us away from feeling the amazing inate love that is there for and with us.
I have found it quite liberating to drop the guards I have held around talking about God – even though I have felt God my entire life. Realising that god is truth and love assisted me greatly to welcome the word god back into my vocabulary.
Yes Abby, when we re-connect and know of what God represents: love, truth, stillness, harmony, joy – then God becomes an easy name to say/speak of, and very normal too. When we are not so deeply familiar with such descriptors being in our lives (which is much of the human race) , then God becomes transcendent, unreachable, or applicable to only ‘a good few’. When we start to know Love or Stillness again, we know God.
Yes I agree Abby, l’ve also been assisted by understanding that there is such a thing as true religion and that it’s absolutely personal. Knowing every person knows this ultimately has freed me up to talk about it in a way I never would have before… when the topic has been raised of course.
Some months ago I was around people who are aligned to a Christian religion and hearing them talk with ease about God I was wondering why I feel shy, insecure or even ashamed to openly speak about my religion, my relationship with God in expectation of being accused of being in a so-called “cult” simply because I am not a member of an officially recognised institutionalized religion. I know God, I am with God and nobody can take that away from me. The more I allow myself to claim and embrace that fact and set myself free from whatever others might think or say the more I feel home.
Beautiful Amelia, indeed when we walk being all of ourselves, in love, in joy, we walk with God.
Whoo hoo “God does not allow abuse, in any form” this is music to my whole body and ears – This is the absolute truth and known. Too often we see or allow what we think is love, but is really a way to abuse another with emotional pandering, dumping our stuff or even making excuses for a person – this is not love and it’s definitely not from God. Love does not to allow abuse in any shape or form, ever, not even once.
We are all door knockers for God when we live with Love. With just the look in an eye, the touch of a hand or the word we simply feel to share we remind each other that we are deeply cared for and God is always there.
And I feel this so beautifully in your presence Joseph. You are a living inspiration of what you share here.
So true emmadanchin, when somebody lives that love, everything they do, say and write comes with it. I have been deeply touched by Joseph also and yet I hardly know him.
How amazing to feel the effect we have on everyone else just by being ourselves and being willing to share it with others.
I agree Amelia – we don’t need to door knock to reflect our love, God’s love to everyone. How we live can be an inspiration and support for all those whom we meet and come into contact with, no preaching necessary!
Yes Fiona, it really is that simple – “How we live can be an inspiration and support for all those whom we meet and come into contact with, no preaching necessary!”
It’s God who comes knocking on our door – the door we chose to shut – that is the door to our inner heart.
The funny thing is, God is in house. He is in our body and never left us – to be found deep inside of us. So in fact we have locked ourselves out of our own house. A bit ironic, isn’t it?
Yes Gyllianrae… or is it that God never left the house, and in closing the door, we locked Him IN?!
🙂 either way, he’s still knocking
Yes very true… 🙂
But in all truth and jokes aside, God has never left us, it is we who walked away from God, from that glorious house, warm loving hearth and open door, and closed it to go look for a cold, empty draughty place to live – crazy really when you think about. But the best thing of all, our true home has never left us, the door is never locked, the hearth is always lit and warm, and God is there waiting for his son to return.
Absolutely gyllianrae, and that has been one of the most transformative shifts in my life, feeling the fact that the moment I choose to love myself (which opens the door), love (God) is there. No judegment, no ‘you have to atone your sins of the past’, no ‘now you have to make up for it’… just pure and simple… there! So as you say, the hearth is always lit and warm, it is us who chooses to close the door on it.
Jenny that’s music to my ears “no judgement” my whole body smiles with joy. I find judgement one of the most deeply harming and abusive things we can do to one another and ourselves.
Yes it is balm to every heart gyllianrae, we live with so much harshness and lovelessness that stems from the constant judgement we have of ourselves, and others.
Absolutely Fiona; interacting with someone or a feeling we get when walking in nature can be an inspiration to connecting to God, whether we are aware of this or not. It is a feeling of union, equality, love. Every human has this experience one time or another – as humanity we simply need more of us to interact in this way to reignite our connection to this known feeling. Combine it with an awareness of what it truly is which can then lead to a responsibility to live with it more often.
And this does make it so simple. Neither do we have to struggle to convince somebody of something, nor do we need do improve ourselves or live up to this.. We only need to love and appreciate ourselves and just live that. There is nothing more inspiring than seeing somebody who is joyfully at ease with their lives.
The simplest and ordinary act of love makes everyone recognise the presence of God, not necessarily consciously but definitely in the body.
Yes agreed Alex, the simplest gesture of true love touches many… regardless of whether they acknowledge the enormity of what has in fact touched them. The world will be a very different place when God is eventually known this way.
We will have taken quantum leaps in awareness when we ‘eventually know God this way’.
Yes Alex, absolutely, but reading the simplicity of Amelia’s blog and how palpable the sense of God is in her writing, and the number of responses here who resonate entirely with her experience, it is perhaps not so far away for many.
I agree Fiona. True love is never imposing, demanding or judgmental. By simply walking fully expressing God’s love is all that is needed to reflect who we are.
I love what you’ve shared Amelia, you make God very accessible, normal and what’s more… very natural in our expression if we choose it. But even more profound is that you’ve encompassed the qualities that, if I were to consider that God is an omnipresent and omnipotent being, then his love would be for all equally and truly without judgement of any other. The way you’ve expressed here feels that way, and so it is easy to accept that God is within each of us, and that our reflection of Him is in this expression.
For many people it is hard to ‘believe’ that God is in everyone equally due to all the suffering and horrors that are going on in the world created by people. Universal Medicine´s presentations on responsibility, free will, the human being as vehicles of expression… have brought great clarity on how it is possible that innately divine beings can nevertheless express in non-loving ways.
Very true Alex, you make a great point. Minus everything else/the horrors, lies the essence of a person untouched, always with centred with the spark that is divinity.
Yes I agree Alex, the inequality in circumstances was a puzzle to me too in the whole ‘is God real and if he is, then how can he allow that’ question and not quite equating to the idea of an all-loving God, but through an understanding offered by Universal Medicine presentations of reincarnation, of responsibility as you say, and of free will has allowed the way it is to make complete sense now. It was very beautiful to feel things drop into place over the years, and to feel a more and more real relationship with God develop. What Amelia has expressed brings that very much to the fore as something real and accessible to everyone, regardless of circumstances.
The whole ‘is God real and if he is, then how can he allow that’ question is very misleading as it is based on a false premise. I always have felt that everything is about love, and that God is absolute love, but life as being seen everyday doesn´t reflect much of that, but quite the opposite. The presentations of Universal Medicine dissolved with grace and clarity the seeming conundrum so that I immediately recognized and remembered the truth without any misunderstanding or interpretation.
Yes agreed, and it is amazing to reflect on how readily any conundrum dissolves once the truth IS presented… clearing any misunderstanding or interpretation, as you say.
It seems to be part of the ‘irresponsible faith’ to give away one´s own power to an all-mighty higher being instead of understanding and living the the fact that we are his equal sons, i.e. it is up to us to activate and live the divine power bestowed on us.
Beautiful comment, Jenny. I love that you bring in the fact that God is omnipresent, omnipotent and never judges. Great to accept we have these qualities too.
Yes that’s what I loved about Amelia’s blog, SHE was expressing with those qualities and through that, I could feel God. I am beginning to get a sense of the equality of all in this… if that’s God, then she was equal to him in her expression as how else could I feel Him through her expression.
Beautiful realization you felt the equality of Amelia’s expression to God, and similar yours and mine too. Your expression allowed me to feel God too. Thank you for that.
Ha yes beautiful… how cool is that… no door knocking required 🙂
Amelia, I loved reading this blog – the simplicity bringing a profound sense of joy and expansion in my body. Your bullet points of what God is and we are in our innermost essence takes away all complication and makes everything real and tangible for all.
“The qualities of God are unmistakable, and are actually in us all…
God is Love, in equal measure for all.
God communicates this Love in every word and detail of action.
God remains to Be Love, no matter the reaction of those who may not want to feel the reflection of this Love.
God does not allow abuse, in any form – which is anything that is not the absoluteness of the Love known to be.”
“It is important to know that we all started out knowing that Love: the above qualities of God are our most natural way of being and a way we can return to when we choose, allowing it to be.” I love this Amelia as it shows how no matter what has happened in life and what we are feeling Love was and always is our starting point so therefore never ever goes away no matter how much we or life has tried to bury this very simple fact. Thank you for a gloriously simple and practical sharing 🙂
I was pondering on this very fact last night and here is your blog – magic! I feel it is easy to forget our simple it is to be an inspiration energetically to others and to feel we have to do more singing and dancing or door knocking in this example. Where if you are as you describe in your essence which is divine you offer so much to another simply by walking and being you. I have felt this when a friend who is full of god’s grace was working with me and I didn’t know her very well, what I noticed is when she stood beside me I could feel an absolute stillness in her that was offering me to return to the same stillness, not a word was uttered.
I love how you have written this Amelia. I know I have not been a fan of door to door knocking, it feels very much like the old days of salesmen hiking their goods. We do need to be reminded that God exists but I know I am not too appreciative of someone knocking on my door to let me know this. The more I live from the loving qualities of God the more I am able feel God not only inside me but it in everyone else.
Yes I feel the same way alisonmoir, a relationship with God is a very personal thing to me, so to have someone knock on my door to ‘sell’ me their version has always rubbed me the wrong way. Getting to know God as deeply loving feeling within and around me, and recognizing it in others equally so, has been a very beautiful unfolding of my understanding of God and my relationship to Him.
God comes knocking in the most simple of ways; the morning dew on a leaf, the song of a bird, the full bodied smile of a baby, the warmth of a friend, a caring gesture from a stranger… If we had never closed the door, we would have no need to hear the knock.
Beautifully expressed Liane – I love these simple ways that God comes knocking with. Nature is full of them when we care to open the door again.
Gosh Liane ❤️ Super beautiful to read.
This is exquisite Liane – thank you for the reminder that God is actually everywhere all at once and that life is constantly communicating the magic of God, it is constantly knocking and it is up to us to listen and see what is being offered by way of reflection.
Liane your comment expresses the divinely beautiful quality that each of these tender knocks on the door to ones heart has. I experienced this today with a text from a friend and how wonderfully joy-full I felt. I reflected on how different this felt to when I am cautious and how I don’t have to wait for others to come knocking if I’ve closed the door.
Door knocking in the name of an organisation that would like you to align with their understanding of God and their ways to try to relate to Him is certainly a possibility and it is for each one of us to feel and assess what is really offered there. My access to God was through my own body, by opening up to feel from it. God was not in my plans. Yet, by being honest and trusting what i felt in my body, God became a central part of my life. Denying this became too painful to feel (literally). So, Universal Medicine offers a different way to feel God and to relate to Him. This is part of its Grace. It is not about knocking on doors but connecting to hearts. It is not about talking in the name of God, but it is about sharing a divine spark that is always there if we connect to our hearts.
A little cheeky of me Eduardo, but what if, in our connection to our own heart, we are always knocking on doors, the doors that seal people’s hearts? This is not an imposing knock wanting to tell people how it is, but a loving knock that says it is safe to open the door and let love in and out.
Beautifully said Rachel. Our every movement, action and word can be a gentle knock on the door of another’s heart to open up. Stunning.
I love it Rachel. This is an unimposing way to inspire and remind others of God’s love, simply by reflection, allowing people time and space to find their way back to God.
Yes Rachel, this is a very loving knock to open the door, first maybe a chink but sooner or later we all know the door will be wide open to let it all in and out.
Beautiful Rachel – When we accept and know we are a Son of God, we are able to meet and accept another in full and this is the energetic knock on any door that has been firmly sealed over another’s heart and the Magic of God begins the Law of Correspondence- love being let in and let out and that old door begins to break down – all by reflection – no force or imposition in sight.
I love this Rachel, a gentle gorgeous door-knock that’s there when the person is ready really, gently nudging but never imposing on the other, knowing they too will come home as we all will, when we’re ready to do so.
Okay ckeeky ;-), sometimes a person being in and coming from their inner heart, i.e. they express from and with love rock one´s whole world, tear apart those doors, blast these walls of protection and separation and cause earthquakes to the false foundations we have built lives of compromise and comfort on – not by doing anything extreme but only being the love that they are. LOVE KNOCKS AND ROCKS AND TAKES YOU OF YOUR SOCKS.
So true Rachel. Meeting and feeling another who has their connection with God is like meeting home, and a reminder to open your own door to the possibility that you are the same.
I love what you both share here Rachel and Eduardo. The physical door-knocking as you say is not necessarily required – but in our own connection to our hearts we offer another the chance to open. This is beautiful.
Love that, Rachel. It’s like knocking on someone’s door to ask if they want to come out and play, instead of asking to come in.
You just reminded me of an Aesop’s fable, the North Wind and the Sun. We only need just be and let the light felt, and the traveler will take his layers off in his own accord, to embrace and bask in the warmth.
Oh how Cheeky of you Rachel! The person walking down the street reflecting the divinity of God in the beingness is ‘knocking on doors’ as you say via the spark of their heart that can be felt by others who see them.
This is a quote Eduardo, and one that I love and connect with deeply: “It is not about knocking on doors but connecting to hearts. It is not about talking in the name of God, but it is about sharing a divine spark that is always there if we connect to our hearts.”. As people we have a way of externalising things – for example going to a church and believing the building is holy or door knocking as the act of spreading God’s word. But if we do this and forget that the holiness lies within us then the building and the act of door knocking remain empty. However, when we connect deeply to the holiness within, we realise that we are all divine and so the need to have a church or to go door knocking becomes unnecessary. And so the responsibility lies in reflecting that to all those around us with our eyes, with every step, with the way we speak and move etc.
Simple and powerful Henrietta – Thank you.
“And so the responsibility lies in reflecting that to all those around us with our eyes, with every step, with the way we speak and move etc”.
Thanks Stephanie – it is sweet and powerful and in reading what we have written, I get reminded once again of how simple it is for each and every one of us to be in service!
Beautiful Eduardo I feel The same way.
Beautiful Eduardo “It is not about talking in the name of God, but it is about sharing a divine spark that is always there if we connect to our hearts”. No need to talk / impose about it whether its enjoining your spark or the spark of another, the feeling of connection through each other’s essence is in us all.
“It is important to know that we all started out knowing that Love: the above qualities of God are our most natural way of being and a way we can return to when we choose, allowing it to be.” Beautiful Amelia. I love how you say that “. We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is, God’s Divine Love.” Very true. The quality of our being is what we reflect out to everyone we meet – and to the world. Always our choice. So self-responsibility about the quality of our reflection is important.
I remember once from a Universal Medicine presentation about when one re-connects to God and who we truly are there are no fireworks. ‘God is Love’ has had so many different images of what this would entail that I find I am still picking them apart when I consider that I am a Son of God. God and/or a Son of God doesn’t have to be big and flashy or do amazing feats, they could be taking out the trash, walking down the street or other everyday tasks. To hold onto this image or belief of how God is to appear (as apposed to feel) keeps us away from the fact that we can feel God before we see God on Earth.
Beautifully expressed Leigh, for how can we live that Love that we are, being Sons of God, if we put God outside of us to be sought and revered, some unobtainable goal? This creates more separation, ideals and beliefs about what God looks like or should be, that we are less than who we truly are, and as you say, takes us away from being able to FEEL God inside us. Once we choose to feel that we are in co-creation, working together, all of us in the One Body of God.
I love this Leigh, because it completely takes away the ranking of different tasks at different places. God is and whenever we surrender to the Grace within, we can feel God. And of course, when we are disconnected from ourselves, we both miss God as well as ourselves. No wonder that we’re constantly looking everywhere in everything to find what we so deeply miss. Thank you Leigh.
This was beautiful to read Leigh. Our connection to God Is so simple and divine.
Wonderfully put, Leigh. We are sold the fireworks, or at least a burning bush, as being one of the many signs of God. This brings an expectation that if we don’t experience that then we are not actually connected to God, thus the appeal of some of the more extreme activities that are considered ‘paths to God’.
I had a very similar experience to you when it was presented to me by Serge Benhayon that to know God and connect to the love that we are as his sons, feels like the most normal thing in the entire world. No fireworks, no burning bush, no speaking in tongues. Just living and doing the things that come with life.
Naren I feel that much of the misrepresentation of God through religion and things like yoga is because of this hang up we have with linear movement. We believe that everything starts off as either small or dull or underdeveloped and then it progresses along a line and gets better. We believe that God is right at the end of the line and that line for many is imagined as being a vertical line but the truth is there is no line, no line at all. We are God now and always have been. We are the beginning and at the same time the end. There is no line.
Beautifully put, Alexis. I love the realisation that we expect everything to get better the closer we are to God. What a shock to discover that things actually can get harder, because the closer we are to God the more things that are revealed to us that are not love!
Leigh, your comment reminds me how I used to think being with God as almost like the final destination, but no – it is our starting point by default. It is the Way we walk.
This is amazing Leigh. God can be felt everywhere and in all the simple things. We can live the love of God in each and every moment offering this reflection to all.
Same here, in fact the simplest teachings have been the most life changing. It just goes to show that big changes don’t require big starts – look at tree seeds for example.
Gorgeous Leigh. Love and responsibility are inseparable. I have felt the great responsibility that is expressed by God and I have a sense that God is more than we can possibly fathom and certainly not the gentle and stationary father figure I have imagined in times of distress. God allows me to choose my path and the resulting consequences, he will not save me from myself but rather allow me to choose again with unending patience.
I am coming around to that sense as well, God is not stationary and is constantly asking us to bring our part into the whole mix. Our path of return is OUR path, not God’s, we have to do the walking.
“We don’t need to door knock to do this. We can simply walk down the street knowing who we are and what we reflect – that is, God’s Divine Love.” – Simple, practical and real – accessible to all.
Lived love: more powerful and inspiring than any words can be.
Beautiful Michael, and very powerfully said. When we live love it is all said, in every movement we make and every breath we breathe.
So true Michael. The grandness of it stops me in my tracks sometimes. It’s beautiful to see and feel .
So true Michael. This lived love is palpable, it can be felt. It is full where words can be hollow. There is no lip service in our livingness, all can be felt.
So true Michael, nothing else is needed when we reflect a lived love.
Michael ‘lived love’ as you say beautifully say is so very powerful and inspiring but the understanding of that truth must call us to question what it is that we have been doing in the name of the word ‘love’ as it’s currently used? How hollow and dead is the word ‘love’ that is currently used by most people. There is nothing further from the true meaning of the word ‘love’ than the meaning of the word ‘love’ that we currently bandy about this world. And with Valentines Day coming up next month that is a prime example.
This line stood out for me too Marcia, we simply have to be and we represent God, we don’t have to do anything, go anywhere or follow someone as we are all the ones, the equal Son’s of God.
The line that we are all the ones, the equal sons of God really resonated with me rachelandras. This is so empowering and equalising. To know that each of us holds the love of god within, equally, is life changing.
I’m seeing time and time again in everyday interactions how “we don’t have to do anything” but just be love…no need to convince or preach or try and get anyone to understand.
That’s true Rachelandras, it takes away comparison and jealousy. It brings also responsibility to know who you are and the power of observation to see it has it is and to keep choosing what you know and feel is your love and truth. Simple be with your preciousness.
Spot on Marcia – the divinity we are is simple real and practical. God is. And God is accessible to all through each and every one of us.
Yes, no door knocking needed, simply walking down the street knowing who we are is God’s divine love. Simpler than this is not possible and available for us all equally.
That’s it in a nutshell Monika R – I agree.
God. Street Style. Love it.
Very casual, yes lets take down the towers that are holding us in the belief of God being something grander than us and that we have to have a more “godly” person than we are who connects us to this inaccessible grandness. We are God, we are his equal Son’s. This also reveals the true meaning of being a Son. To be a Son (of God) means that you are part of a whole that only can be the whole with all its parts. There is no lesser part and that is what humanity has to learn that there is no absoluteness in individuality, only in brotherhood. It is not about us individually it is always about the whole, we just descended in individual form, but this does not mean we are not one. Street Style!! Love it.
That’s right sista – sexy, sassy street style!
Every moment of every day 🙂
So true Marcia. This also reminds me of the responsibility I have in maintaining my quality and presence and therefore the reflection I offer.
Lee that word ‘responsibility’ is really coming to the fore at the moment. Once we know that we are God then yes we have a huge responsibility to be that in every moment because we are beacons of light and how will others be guided home if we turn our lights off, even for a moment ?