CONSCIOUSNESS
Forgiveness through Understanding Invisible Causation
True forgiveness stems from understanding that all individuals act under compulsion, driven by unseen imaginal acts. People are unaware of the spiritual…
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“Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do. Everything is moving under compulsion. No one sees the invisible causation. No one sees the invisible imaginal act that is putting pressure upon everyone who is bent in a certain direction to perform the needed act to produce the imaginal act that is completely unseen by the world. ... So, the first cry on the Cross, “Father, forgive them. They know not what they do.” And they do not know what they do. They go blindly on under compulsion, executing the unseen imaginal acts of humanity. ... How could I condemn her? Who was the actual cause of her shoplifting? I! I slept as though I were blissfully married to the girl who now bears my name, and I had to get the evidence. I had to get some reason to bring the action. And here, my wife actually gave me the papers.
True forgiveness stems from understanding that all individuals act under compulsion, driven by unseen imaginal acts. People are unaware of the spiritual causation behind their actions, making them unwitting instruments in the manifestation of desires. When one realizes they are the ultimate cause of their experiences, including those involving others, condemnation becomes impossible.