05-11-2021, 04:39 PM
(05-11-2021, 02:32 PM)Stranger Wrote: Ming, the "gods" created by our imaginations might be laughing and mocking us, but the actual God knows that we are a part of him and we are him, and therefore loves us unconditionally and without reservation, and delights in us as we delight in the play of our own children. God is patient with us in our fumbling explorations, knowing - through his own experience as us - that the world we're in is very challenging. Instead of mocking our ignorance, he admires our courage as demonstrated by our willingness to descend into ignorance, again and again, like into a mine, to return with spiritual treasures.
Love, curiosity, excitement about the infinite adventure of Creation are what the Creator feels, what accompanies the process of creation.
It is true, the God(s) mock us, and play with us like immature playthings. Little pets. I agree, we return and return, (in search of Ultimate Truth), which is hidden behind the mysterious veil. It is so close, (and yet so far). There are moments when you can almost taste it, it is that close, and then it disappears and returns to the VOID. I would use the word "Love" wisely. If according to the current-day philosophical treatises and following tradition back to the Vedas, (and beyond), using such words makes the God(s) appear as egotistical and self-loving, (not a terminology I would normally use). Too wishy-washy and sentimental for my liking. Love is only a pretense of the Bible, and not mentioned in other Philosophical Works. Krishna never told Arjuna that he loved him? Arjuna would had died of embarrassment. Lord Krishna, come down from your pedestal and become Human, and then you can love me? Shiva and Shakti would laugh at Krishna for such defilements. Brahma would excommunicate Krishna from the OTHER EXISTENCE for using such sentimentalities and be banished for eternity. In that pretext, "Love" becomes a weakness of the God(s), and only a Human conditioning and concept