“Shiva and Shakti are actually one, Father and Son are actually one. Brahman is actual non-dual, God actually is non-dual.” ben d
Peace to all,
"The unknown servant is the mystic in The One God and is the mystic that can unite all God's by a Different Name as One God of The Same Name in being." mystic Stephen
In the climactic war in the Mahabharata, the Pandava prince Arjuna and his brothers fight against their cousins, the Kauravas, with Krishna as Arjuna's charioteer. Faced with the moral dilemma of whether or not to fight against his own family, Arjuna has a crisis of conscience.
To me the true mystic of God is the same mystic of the Father God and is the same mystic of the same Gods by a different name, The God of One Name and The same Gods of Different Names is the mystic who can resolve between division and unite all Gods as One God in being.
To me this is similar to what St Paul did upon entering The Land of the Gentiles to introduce Jesus to the Gentiles. For they were very reverent, and had a temple for all the gods, and they even had a temple of the unknown god. Here St. Paul took the opportinity to Baptize the Gentiles with the Holy Spirit by introducing Jesus as the God of the unknown gods. This is the Pentecost of The Gentiles and Peter was with St Paul and said, "Who would not Baptize with water, those Paul Baptized with The Holy Spirit?"
To me in rationale and through Faith, Ishmael and Isaac are brothers through through the One Father in two names, Abraham and Abram and cousins to all mankind through two different mothers, Sarah and Hagar. With One Father it two names, Abraham and Abram and different Mothers, Sarah and Hagar, they are cousins to all mankind in Faith and Blood through the Old Covenant Living Sacrifice of Animals. The rationality follows to me, in And through the one God and Father we become one in being together through the One Son, Jesus for the Father by the Christ with a new and only one mother, Mary becoming brothers and sisters from the New Living Sacrifice through The One God's only Son from the spirit through the flesh for the souls of all mankind, and all over the world, together, from the power of the One Holy Spirit and God for all mankind to become again, united as one in being together through the One Son, The Christ is the New Temple and the New Living Sacrifice that transforms and glorifies and transfigures all mankind from the One God and One Father for all united in the One God in being from the One Love fulfilled eternal through The One Mother.
To me in rationale, the common denominator from Creation through fulfillment becomes the spirit intelligence becoming again.
““Brahma, who is addressed by that mystic word (O
m),associated eternally with the triple universe (earth, sky, and heaven), and who is one with the four Vedas. Glory to Brahma, who alike in the destruction and renovation of the world is called the great and mysterious cause of the intellectual principle; who is without limit in time or space, and exempt from diminution and decay. . .. He is the invisible, imperishable Brahma; varying in form, invariable in substance; the chief principle, self-engendered; who is said to illuminate the caverns of the heart; who is indivisible, radiant, undecaying, multiform.”
To me, Brahma is multiform,
Agni is the Hindu god of fire. and the guardian deity of the southeast direction, he is typically found in southeast corners of Hindu temples.
Vayu is an important deity and is closely associated with
Indra, the king of gods. He is mentioned to be born from the breath of Supreme Being Vishvapurusha.
Surya is the Sun as well as the solar deity in Hinduism. He is traditionally one of the major five deities in the Smarta tradition, all of whom are considered as equivalent deities in the
Panchayatana puja and a means to realize Brahman.
Brahman is a supreme, universal spirit that is eternal and unchanging. Hindu holy books refer to Brahman as being present throughout the entire universe and Hindus believe that all living beings carry a part of Brahman within them. This divine spark is known as the atman.
Rather than lose their hold of the people, the priests adopted these new deities, and found a parentage for them from amongst the old Vedic gods. By the time the Epics were composed, Vishnu and Siva had been thus assimilated. The different names by which these deities are now known may possibly have been the local names of local or tribal gods; by retaining these the priests also retained their hold upon the people. In the “Satapatha Brāhmana” attempts are made to identify Siva with Agni, as though the writer wished to show that the later triad — Brahmā, Vishnu, and Siva — was identical with the older one composed of Agni, Indra-Vāyu, and Surya.
The word used by them for God as distinguished from his manifestations, is Brahma; and when charged with Polytheism, and of violating the primary law respecting the unity of God, they reply that Brahmā, Vishnu, Siva, etc., are only manifestations of the supreme Brahman.
The Vedas originated from the ancient Indo-Aryan culture of the Indian Subcontinent. They began as an oral tradition that was passed down through generations before being written down in Vedic Sanskrit between 1500 and 500 BCE.
Hindus believe that Brahman is present in all living beings, and that all living things return to Brahman after the reincarnation cycle.
Different schools of Hindu philosophy have different interpretations of Brahman. For example, the Advaita school believes that Brahman is distinct from anything phenomenal, while the Bhedabheda school believes that Brahman is nondifferent from the world.
The gods were originally mortal; but when they were pervaded by Brahman, they became immortal.” In the “Taittiriya Brāhmana” it is said: who alike in the destruction and renovation of the world is called the great and mysterious cause of the intellectual principle; who is without limit in time or space, and exempt from diminution and decay. . .. He is the invisible, imperishable Brahma; varying in form, invariable in substance; the chief principle, self-engendered; who is said to illuminate the caverns of the heart; who is indivisible, radiant, undecaying, multiform. To that supreme Brahma be for ever adoration.
Brahman is sometimes personified as Brahma, the creator god. Brahma is often depicted with a white beard, sitting on a lotus, and dressed in white, red, or pink.
Rationaly, Christian Disciples follow in the footsteps of Christ. What becomes to mystics is what uniteds the faiths in the common denominator which is the spirit. Disciples become more spiritual to me by pondering the 7 Gifts of The Holy Spirit. To me pondering the Dogmas of the Faith, perhaps 277 or more along with and through the gifts of the Holy Spirit we become mystical in the faith that unites all through the becomings of the Spirit.
Rationally, from the spirit through all earthly dimensions is from His Passion for all mankind, united becoming Her Love.
To me the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) is a messager of God, who came to preach the word of God and teach mankind the teachings of morality. And what I see is The Christ fulfills faith and morality in the New Creation in the New Eve through all brothers and sisters together through the New Covenant Sacrifice that transforms and tranasfigures all through The New Covenant Commandment, to Love only, and fulfilled through His Passion.
To me in logic and through Faith, Ishmael and Isaac are brothers through through the One Father in two names, Abraham and Abram and cousins to all mankind through two different mothers, Sarah and Hagar. With One Father it two names, Abraham and Abram and different Mothers, Sarah and Hagar, they are cousins to all mankind in Faith and Blood through the Old Covenant Living Sacrifice of Animals. The rationality follows to me, in And through the one God and Father we become one in being together through the One Son, Jesus for the Father by the Christ with a new and only one mother, Mary becoming brothers and sisters from the New Living Sacrifice through The One God's only Son from the spirit through the flesh for the souls of all mankind, and all over the world, together, from the power of the One Holy Spirit and God for all mankind to become again, united as one in being together through the One Son, The Christ is the New Temple and the New Living Sacrifice that transforms and glorifies and transfigures all mankind from the One God and One Father for all united in the One God in being from the One Love fulfilled eternal through The One Mother.
To me the rationale follows the pattern that can be seen, perhaps, From the power of the Spirit and God for all mankind to become again, united as one in being together from the Holy Spirit Person and God through the One Son and God for One Father and God each separately God in Person united through His Passion in the One God in being for the Love of The One Mother.
Peace always,
Stephen
mystic in The One God