Essence or pretense

Something that seems divine does not have to be from God. Proclaiming the carrying out of God’s will is a powerful statement, but is it as simple as said?

Some claim that all their thoughts, actions, and movements follow God’s Will because God is in all things. However, these people forget two essential human aspects; Soul energy sustains life, and man has Free Will to make choices.

We make all the choices ourselves. Driven by the deepest intentions of our individuality, these choices fundamentally and primarily focus on our individual and collective existence in the worldly reality in which others mirror these intentions and evoke a sense of synchronicity. Others always resonate with us to some degree, but that is no guarantee of divinity or carrying out God’s Will.

“I intend to carry out God’s Will, so I execute God’s Will.”

Unfortunately, this is an often misused phrase to attract and involve people in the schemes of secular or spiritual leaders, however beneficial, sublime, or “divine” such projects may seem.

God’s Will

Indeed, in our physical reality, there are “elements” that exercise the “Will of God”; natural laws. Natural laws are so reliable that they are law or rule; they do the Will of God unconditionally; they follow the eternal ‘Breath of Life,’ the Love of the Cosmic Soul.

As an exception to all creation, only humans are free to come and go as they please and do whatever comes into their minds. Whether their movements are in harmony with the cosmos is very doubtful because then the condition of humanity and its planet would have been much better.

Is ‘following your heart’ the Will of God?

The heart is full of conditional love for physical reality, and it usually has no idea that its right to exist stems from the unconditional Love of the Life Breath of the Soul.

An intention to carry out God’s Will is just that, an intention that comes from the mind and our need for control. Such mind intent usually has no resonance with Unity Consciousness and does not claim resonance in execution, timing, or action.

Kirsten