As we have determined before, we share a similar sense, but then there is a huge rift:
I agree that words and beliefs separate, dear JT, not mistakenly, however, but in fact.
You believe that the Divine is in some way limited that we can in "fact" be separate from it. There is no place other than within That which has no beginning and no end. But it's understandable that this is impossible to see when you have shrunken our infinite Source down to a deity.
You give great credence to the images and objects which seem to appear before you as your god. Many have such visions. Some people go out a kill because their vision told them to. What manifests as a small and separate object before us can be due to any number of mental malfunctions, beliefs and disease. What is important is not what is seen or heard, but rather what is seeing. Everything experienced could be a dream; the only undeniable truth and reality there is, is what is closer than all objective things: conscious-awareness. What awaits at the foundational depths of the only pool of truth and reality we have?
You're lost in a drama of gods and deities you see dancing across your mind. I'm attempting to point to what all movement dances within. What is it that UNCONDITIONALLY holds all life and universes, no matter how seemingly sinful or righteous???
You keep championing a separation that requires a reuniting. I point to a Unity that is always here, ALWAYS, we just don't see it. You don't see unity in some, so you make disunity real and in the process make God into a limited thing. It's not God which is limited and so giving way to an actual separation, it's simply our foolish vision that makes it seem so. The weakness is ours, not God's.
What is here, dear, when the grand drama in your mind is quiescent? What is here, whole and complete, when all mind generated beliefs, ideas and images are absent? What stands eternal? That you don't see it, doesn't make it absent.
Next time your god visits you, have him give you an eye examination....and if he has eyes that can not see what eternally and always unites us one and all, then you give him one too.
j