Mellowmarsh

AI Spiritually, a prism symbolizes transformation, divine connection, and the realization that complex realities stem from a single source. It represents how one unified beam of universal light refracts into a rich, multi-dimensional spectrum of conscious energy, urging us to explore the hidden colors of our own being. Core Spiritual Themes From Oneness to Diversity: Just as white light enters a prism and splits into a rainbow, the prism represents the journey of Source energy (the Divine) manifesting into the diverse, interconnected phenomena of the physical world. Active Processing: Unlike a mirror—which passively reflects—a prism is an active, transformative tool. It signifies taking neutral life experiences and processing them into deeper spectrums of feeling, wisdom, and purpose. Expanded Consciousness: It acts as a metaphor for spiritual awakening, breaking down the illusion of a singular or rigid reality to embrace a richer, more nuanced understanding of the universe. The Meaning of the Prism Colors Each color of the refracted spectrum carries its own spiritual resonance: Red: Grounding, survival, and foundational life force. Orange: Creativity, emotional flow, and joy. Yellow: Personal power, intellect, and spiritual radiance. Green: Healing, compassion, and the balance of the heart. Blue: Truth, clear communication, and divine will. Indigo: Intuition, wisdom, and inner perception. Violet: Spiritual connection, enlightenment, and universal consciousness. Metaphor in Meditation In spiritual practices, the prism is often visualized during meditation to help open emotional channels, bring clarity to confusing situations, and reconnect with one's higher purpose. It serves as a reminder that we are the instruments refracting the light of the universe into our daily lives

What if the ‘self’ and the ‘no self’ are like each the opposite ends of a rope that are pulling on the rope simultaneously, which is what causes the tension that holds it all in place. And what you are is that ‘place holding’ 🤔Hold that thought.

In reality, the How is never questioned. When the How is questioned ( apparently ) the answer is known as an unrealised realisation.

Are You authentic ? You Are

“The simplicity of your character makes you exquisitely incomprehensible to me”

The point/benefit of being aware of this is so that you can make money to feed your family, so you won’t have to worry about facing all those challenges of not being able to face them.

Until you fully understand that You are the infinite projector. You will remain trapped in the projection. Detached from your true self.

Many cannot miss what they are not aware is missing.

In this conception yes. Infinity conceived.

@VeganAwake Clarity post. 👆 Clarity reigns supreme. Kind of like the IT in ITS raining. Is the IT in the ITS or is the ITS in the IT? There’s no ITS in IT - but there’s always IT in ITS

You're imagining that God has to have some sort of "sexuality" derived from the human model. God is the prototype, the original, the pattern from which the various aspects of man are derived; man is the mere image, reflection or (often palid) sub-pattern. He is the Creator, and the features we have can only partially reflect anything about Him. So we cannot deduce from the human to the divine; we have to think in the other direction. Think on these reflective things. Reflect, things are known only conceptually, in this conception. This unnamable named One known as You, is both You and not You. That’s the nature of him, her, me and you. The creator artist is natural, it’s nature is artificial.

Ken Wilber describes this paradoxical duality as One Taste

Humans are flawed, in that they are a mistaken identity. The mistake was necessary in order to recognise there was no mistake made because the nameless one cannot be named. The named one is indeed a story. The story of I

Yes, it’s due to the child’s disconnect from its true fundamental nature that appears when the child begins to see the duality of relationship between itself and its parent. A child is already born as oneness but somewhere along the line becomes separated from it. That causes the sense of separation, which can be felt as an isolated tension, but this tension is what simultaneously holds the totality of oneness together. So nothing is ever separated from its fundamental source, it just seems like it is, it just feels that way, albeit illusory.