MAN_AS_GOD

God as the Only Actor (and Human Imagination)

The individual is God, the sole actor, whose imagination is the creative force. The physical body ('garment of flesh and blood') is an eternal, temporary…

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Enter The Dream

I say: you are God, the only actor in this world. No matter what you imagine, God is acting. He is the only actor, acting by imagining. You can imagine anything, cover the act with faith by believing in its reality, and it will come to pass. When Blake spoke of eternity in his statement: “Eternity exists and all things in Eternity, independent of creation which was an act of mercy,” he was referring to the little garment of flesh and blood you wear. Your garment is. It is eternal. It is a garment that anyone can - and many will - wear. In my case, this is a garment in which one awakes. I am not the garment called Neville, any more than I am any part I ever played on Broadway. I was in six plays but I never was the characters I played there, but simply the actor. And so it is with God. He is the only actor in eternity and God is the human imagination. It is the human imagination who plotted the entire play before he came down and assumed these eternal bodies of limitation and death. And it is the human imagination who will rise from these eternal bodies into Divine Imagination from whence he came.

The individual is God, the sole actor, whose imagination is the creative force. The physical body ('garment of flesh and blood') is an eternal, temporary role or costume worn by God (human imagination) to experience the 'play' of life, from which God will eventually awaken and rise back into Divine Imagination.

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