Thought and Creation

As Max Planck once wrote, thought is the substance from which all things are created. The ground from which you create your life. The substance and life force of all things is, understood more deeply, thought.

Thought is the creator of all things, those that were and those that will ever be.

All that is, every form of existence, comes from thought, which is the supreme intelligence called the Divine Mind, or what scientists today, lacking full understanding, call the fifth dimension.

Have you ever wondered what holds all things together in certain patterns and unique forms?

It is thought.

It is the cosmic glue of the universe, and it is also called love.

This is what holds all matter together. It is love on the grandest scale of all, because that is what the Divine is. Everything, even your body, is held together by this thought. Everything is envisioned through thought, which is the Divine, and its love for itself is what holds everything in place. The Divine holds us, our bodies and our reality on all its levels together. What allows all the molecular and cellular structures of your body to cling to one another is love, the great and magnificent thought that the Divine truly is.

Without thought, your body would not exist, matter would not exist, nothing would exist. Thought is the creating and sustaining foundation of all life.

Many of us have learned for ages that the essence called God is a gloomy, frightening, angry, authoritarian and judgmental figure. And where did we learn this? At our parents' home, at school, in church, in the synagogue or in the mosque. In the books of the Talmud and the Torah, the Testament and the Quran, and also by listening to religious preachers of all kinds.

And who taught them all this?

The same thing. In other words, the same was done to them as was done to you: copy and paste.

But the Divine is not even one of these things.

The nagging, judging, persecuting God never existed except in the human heart and brain. It was man who created for himself a divine figure that judges some and is kind to others. This is only the god of man, a creation of human beings and their fleeting desires.

If you think that the Divine, the thought that holds and connects all things together, is a gloomy, stern and frightening entity, then you are playing an automatic recording in your brain that was planted in you somewhere in the past, but no one is home, because you aren't looking inward, you aren't thinking for yourself. That recording is the creator in your life, and so you keep recycling the same circular loop, locked in a loop somewhere in the past.

The thought of God is complete joy, because God knows no other way to be.

It is all the forms of life dancing in harmony with one another to a divine melody. And if you quiet the noisy voices of your mind and listen, you can hear that melody, the laughter of the Divine. You will not hear it cry even once, even when blood is spilled like water on the earth.

It is the reason for our precious existence, a wondrous life force that flows and surges between all of us, within us and in every molecule of us. It is the force of infinity that connects and links all that is together; it is the promise of life and of the eternities to come.

This is All That Is, a thought of continuing life. The thought of All That Is is the one that loves all that it is. The thought of the Divine, All That Is, is what allows life to be, through love. All That Is is complete and absolute joy.

This is our heritage and also our destiny.

The Divine within us is the power inside that comes from the kingdom of our consciousness; it is complete, nonjudgmental love. It is not something other or separate from us or from anything else; it is all that is and all things. The Divine loves you with a love greater than you ever imagined, because it is the life that you are, the earth you walk on and the air you breathe.

The Divine is not some single figure sitting on a throne and judging life, for it is all of life in every pulsing moment. It is the continuity and eternity of all that is. Is the Divine judgmental toward you? Does life judge you in any way? Not at all, because if the Divine, which is what you are, judged you, it would be judging itself.

The life force you call the Divine doesn't even have the ability to judge you or anything else, because life is not a personality with an ego that can divide itself into aspects of good and bad, right and wrong. Therefore the Divine in itself is not polarized and split into success or failure, positive or negative. It is not moral, because moral standards are judgmental and subject to local and temporary agreements. But the Divine is in all places and also in all times at once.

The Divine is a supreme, unlimited being, an undivided whole of all that is.

And when all that exists loves you in oneness, so greatly and so vastly, it allows you to create illusions of perfection and imperfection, good and bad, positive and negative.

The Divine within you came to learn through you, so in your life it will always know only what you know. Through your perception, the Divine has become what you perceive. Thus the Divine, as the whole of all that is, is what is mistaken as well as what is right, ugliness as well as beauty, the lowest as well as the most sublime.

The Divine in you has never judged you, not in this moment and not in any moment you have ever lived.

The Divine is not perfect, because perfection is a limitation for life, which is constantly changing and flowing like a river. In perfection, all the potential for evolution has already been used up. Perfection is an end and a finish, with no continuation. The Divine simply is, existing forever in a process of constant becoming. What the Divine in you knows how to do is to be, so that everything, which is itself, can express life freely through you.

So that the Divine would have no limitation in expressing itself through you, it gave you free will to become whatever you want to be. You were given the freedom to perceive life, which it is, however you choose to perceive it. And nothing you have ever done, nothing you have ever thought, no matter how wretched or wonderful it was, has ever been seen in the eyes of the Divine as anything other than another aspect of simply being.

A unique aspect of an opportunity for experience, through you.

That is why you are loved forever and ever, even beyond your understanding of this love.

Loved.

Wrapped in a love greater and deeper than you have ever thought of, which has allowed you to create your life however you wanted. God has always loved you and knows no other way to perceive you, because what you are is God. God sees no wrong, only itself, in a radiant selfishness, a self-presence that simply exists. God sees no failure, only its own existence continuing forever.

It always and forever allows you to express yourself through it however you choose, or in other words, a divine mandate to experience your thoughts.

If it truly were the god created by man, then not one of us would ever see what are called the gates of heaven, because there is not a single person who could live up to the expectations of this man-made god. When you create the glory of life and even its lowest points, the Divine will immediately become the glory but also the lowliness, and will never judge which of the two is more and which is less.

It is simply this way: existing and always granting the opportunity for experience, always here to be in you and for you.

So what will you think about today, and what will you create?

Ran