One: The Only Way I Can See The Ineffable And Us

I cannot help it. Our oneness with God is the only way that makes sense to me. The most insidious lie ever conceived by man's ignorance is that God is "wholy other" and separated, divided from Its Creation. What? The ineffable Most High No-thing has some sort of remote control to affect us? There is division and separation between Its consciousness and Its imagination? It said, "Let there be...," and then nothing changed nothing into something? I don't think so. It just wouldn't make sense.

I rather think the Ineffable's thoughts have the power to become what they believe they are. If they believe they are a mighty wind, they BECOME a mighty wind. They do not affect nothing to become wind; they are the No-thing. The No-thing becomes the wind, and there it is. It is causative assumption, the very nature of the Ineffable. What It thinks assuming It is, It becomes. And here we are: the Ineffable's assumption manifested. We are No-thing.

I recently discovered (or became enlightened to the fact) that the word Israel means that we, our inner-man Jacobs in the context of Genesis 32, are God (Eil) Prevailing. That is God saying that -- don't blame me. When in Deuteronomy 6:4 it says, "Hear, O Israel, YHWH is our God, YHWH is the One and Only" (Stone Tanach), it is saying that ISRAEL, I.E. YOU, EIL PREVAILING, ARE EIL, A PART OF THAT ONE! "For you HAVE LOVED YHWH your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your might" (Young's Literal Translation, emphasis mine).

So here is our present struggle: to reconcile our perceived weak, corrupt state with the scriptural information that we are in fact, and without separation or division, the manifestation of the ineffable Most High No-thing. Hey, at least we are all No-thing. Maybe we should ought to start a club.