Tag: seek and you shall find

Oneness dawns in light and reflection…

See the delicate saskatoon bushes in full bloom as the morning sun pushes its warmth over the mountain touching the tree tops? This blessing light touches individual trees that would otherwise simply blend into the massive mountainside conifer population.

The mountain beyond is cradling its happy morning clouds… and just in case we might miss the magnitude of such spiritual joy, Love doubles the revelation in the mirror-lake below!

Oneness is dawning- sacred light and pure reflection waking the newness and opportunity of this fresh new day in Life.

” Unfathomable Mind is expressed. The depth, breadth, height, might, majesty, and glory of infinite Love fill all space. That is enough.”

Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy p. 520:3-5

Which came first?

Vast crowds were present at this popular Dutch garden, drawn by the beauty and vibrance of the tulips.

Can you see the people?

Even with thousands in the garden it was easy to find individual space to refresh and drink in the inspiration of this spring celebration of manifested beauty.

Which came first? beauty…or the tulip?

An interesting question to ponder for oneself.

Seek and You Shall Find

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Seeking and finding are basic to fulfillment and progress. We cannot earnestly seek anything without finding something. This mama racoon seeks food and yes she found it too!  Honest and persistent seeking will always bring a finding for they are one- a fundamental rule of human progress.

“Seek and Ye Shall Find” is actually a universal and time-tested principle.

In Jeffrey Moses book Oneness: Great Principles Shared by All Religions the author includes an expanding list of 64 principles or teachings he has discovered to be shared by all religions. Using direct citations from the various sacred texts we can see the common thread of divine Principle and the unity that already exists within world religions.  Practicing these principles is a key to human progress and healing.

We can do much to help ourselves and humanity by learning of and beginning to live these ageless teachings together, no matter the religion… or no religion.

In this ongoing blog I will feature and expand the idea of God as the one divine Principle or creator and feature the 64 universal teachings or principles shared by the world religions.

I will also share a photograph from the gallery of my work.

Until soon,

Kate

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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